Pizza-Grill Com

Great pizza, friendly staff. I’ve found a new favorite place to grab lunch when in Trenton. :)

Great dudes, good food.
Probably wouldn’t come here if I wasn’t taking the train, but more than good for the situation.

You guys are lucky I was starving and that this weather had me freezing.
I ordered a pork roll, egg and cheese on kaiser. Out came this DISGUSTING piece of garbage.
1. Kaiser roll was toasted to the point that it was ROCK SOLID.
2. Pork Roll was basically burnt.
3. Egg smelled of urine
only good part was melted american cheese. I’m not a food expert, but this sandwich is not hard to make. Also, THIS IS JERSEY, WE MADE PORK ROLL, HOW CAN YOU MESS THAT UP! This place is a travesty and the only way I am coming back is if every other food spot has closed… and even then I’m iffy.
The only reason this place is not at 1 star is because the cashier was nice-​ish to me. If anyone wants a damn good sandwich for cheaper, go to White Rose in New Brunswick. Fantastic Pork Roll, Egg and Cheese.

So the food is not great even by junk food standards and it’s not that cheap BUT it is apparently open ²⁴⁄₇ and was a life saver after a long trip when I was starving and everything was closed.

Ehhh, slim pickings in the train station but still ehh. The portions are really big though. I ordered one of their paninis (with crispy chicken, sundries tomatoes and motz). They were generous with the chicken — in fact it was mostly crispy chicken. The chicken was decently breaded and crispy even with the cheesy googeyness, but I sort of wanted more of the tomatoes which seemed more like canned tomatoes than sundried… fine for food in a train station but nothing to rave about.

After a long layover at the Trenton waiting for my train late at night, this was the only spot that was open. Despite being around midnight, the service was friendly. The pizza was okay and as others have mentioned, the prices are high for a slice. But it’s understandable considering their long hours. And they did have several pizza slice options available.

Love this place! I work for nj transit and I am stuck on Trenton at 3am waiting for my train to leave so I just go up stairs to pizza com and they always have good food and they will make it fresh!
The guys that work at night are really cool guys.
The prices are a bit steep but when it’s late and they the only ones open.. . Beggers can’t be choosers.

This restaurant is located inside Trenton’s Amtrak/​NJ Transit train station. A pleasing alternative to the fast food options based there. A discerning and extensive menu ranging from hoagies/​heros, breakfast (even croissants wich’s!), pizza, Italian entrees, create a salad, side orders such as mozzarella sticks. There’s seating available and a large array of beverages (non alcoholic). Salad ingredients could use some attention.

I assume this is the pizza place in Trenton station. The lack of options in & around the station led me here. That said, the food is pretty descent. The prices are a bit high, but that’s a bit expected, given they have a captive base of customers, and the rent I’m sure isn’t cheap. They do have a nice variety of sandwiches/​subs, and cheesesteaks, salads, wraps, etc. Not by any means a destination, but if you’re hungry, and waiting around in Trenton station, and don’t want to venture too far away, it’s a good option to fill your belly.

I stopped in here around midnight for a snack and something to drink after exiting the train. Service was fast and courteous. The prices were a bit over the top, but I was hungry and thirsty! I noticed they had hot wings and they good enough to eat. In fact, someone else ordered them to go. Not a bad place to stop by after a long trip from NYC.