Andrea’s House of Pizza

Hands down my go-​to place. Every time I waver and decide to try another take out or delivery shop, I am typically let down and regret the decision. Great steak tip dinner, great pizza, fresh subs. A+

My colleague and I had the most delicious Greek salad with grilled chicken this past Friday. I was given a heads up that the delivery would be an hour (very much appreciated) and the fresh bread that comes with the salad was just as yummy. Such a treat.

I moved to Watertown 2 years ago, very close to Andreas so we get food from here quite often. Everything we’ve ever gotten has been great, never once had a problem, and the staff are lovely. Great neighborhood place and I love it.

Second time i got food poisoning here. first was from a steak bomb. decided to give em another shot and got food poisonin from the burger. i knew instantly from the burger that it was going to be bad and threw it out after 3 bites. place has gone down hill… owners mustache doesn’t glisten like it used to back in the day. and i was thinkin bout going back to get a refund but i didnt have the nerve to sink that low. plus for some reason i always wanted that owner to like me. and pathetically still do

Best cheese pizza.
I’ve ordered from them for years and they’re quick, really nice and always delivered hot yumminess.

Greek Style Pizza reminds me of home. No I am not from Greece. I am from a MA town that had ONE pizzeria when we were growing up. Before Dominos, Before Papa Ginos. I grew up thinking that was how Pizza was supposed to taste.
Andreas makes me think of home. Classic Greek style pie. Tangy sauce with the right amount of cheese and toppings. Crust has that crispy/​chewy thing going on good. The Greek salad is always generously portioned. Steak and Cheese Calzone is something else. Get extra pizza sauce too. Thank me later.
And I can’t say enough about the people that work there. Always happy to have you. Always grateful for your business.
Love this place.

Maybe not everyone has a bad experience here, but mine was terrible and it’s probably not worth the risk.
I ordered a large pizza and a large Ziti with Meatballs dinner. An hour and a half later (and after two check-​in calls) the pizza arrived — cold and with a hard disgusting crust. I had been told to call back in case the pizza was cold. Since the pizza was indeed cold, I assumed the person would at least apologize (given that they asked me to call back!). Instead, the phone changed hands, and I got the owner on the line. He didn’t apologize, he was rude, and asked me, «what am I supposed to do??». A smart business owner would know to have some kind of policy in place in case something like this happens (because mistakes do happen). This aside, the pizza was just… ok. The ziti with meatballs was awful! The pasta was overcooked, the sauce was too sweet for my taste, and it was carelessly poured over everything. The bread the dinner came with was hard and disgusting– why put it in if it adds nothing? I definitely have crossed this business off my list.

sorry wrong resteraunt.

Five stars for being a great neighborhood pizza place. I am sure there are places that serve better pizza, but few can match the bang for the buck. Stavros and other staff are always friendly, particularly to my seven year old daughter. We hang out there on some evenings and catch a bit of Celtics or Bruins.

Hands Down the Best Spinach Pie ANYWHERE! for $ 3.75 you get the biggest spinach triangle you’ve ever seen. It’s a light couple of phyllo layers browned perfectly, and filled with the best spinach, feta and onion mixture you’ll ever have. It’s made fresh daily and when it’s gone, it’s gone. Trust me, this isn’t your typical pie that’s 80% dough, this is 10% dough and 90% filling. Meatball subs and steak and cheese are great too but any of the Greek items are their specialties. Try it!

This is good stuff. I’m not a pizza and wings kind of guy, but short on groceries, and fridge empty, we cashed in on a Groupon Now! deal and saddled up $ 30 worth of food. The Teriyaki Chicken calzone was so good, I’m salivating just thinking about it. One was very filling for a big appetite. Mediterranean pizza had tonnes of great feta, and the mozzarella sticks. Mozzarella sticks. Focus on the calzone and pizza instead. Nice guys, too. Thumbs up, baby.

I LOVE THESE GUYS.
They are amazingly consistent. Creatures of habit, my wife and I always order the same thing — large pep & shrooms. And it is always amazingly good.
Once I passed by and saw the cooks doing a little jig, just arm-​in-​arm dancing around. I don’t know why they were so happy, but they deserve to be. I smiled, they blushed, and whatever it was that made them overjoyed, they deserved it.

I don’t know why I like this dowdy but comforting place as much as I do. The air-​conditioning on a tropically humid evening? The «it’s-cleaner-than-I-thought-it-would-be» vibe? The matching older couple behind the counter who didn’t roll their eyes while we argued quietly over how best to spend our groupon? Maybe it’s because every single thing that we did order, from lentil soup (yes, vegetarian and tasted homemade, but I didn’t specifically ask), to Greek veggie pizza, to the yummy very-​fresh pita which we asked for on the eggplant sub, was tasty and makes me want to go back and do the whole meal over again…

We liked it! Cheese pizza — flavorful, yum, ate it all up! Chicken fingers — thumbs up from the teenager! Chicken caesar salad — moist, tasty chicken, crisp romaine, and lots of it!
Easy street parking, friendly person behind the counter, food ready on time. All good. We will be back!

I wish I could have given this ZERO STARS. Andrea’s is officially «OFF THE ISLAND» — voted out. Kaput. No, no, never again! With many more options available, we will be selecting a new pizza supplier.

Probably the best Greek pizza I’ve ever had. It’s the type of that makes me want to eat more pizza when I’m done. Anything with garlic is great.
A nice break from sauce-​less, thin crust versions. I’m probably going to order something from Andrea’s when I get home.

EXCELLENT Greek salads for a fair price (about $ 6)!! Generous amounts of feta piled on top of fresh veggies + a doughy chunk of pita bread = an A in my book. The owners are super friendly and service is extremely quick. The pizza here is average but now that the summer is approaching and I have to watch the waistline I shouldn’t be eating pizza anyways. Grab a salad and a diet coke and wait for the warm weather!

We ordered from Andrea’s a couple of weeks ago. We’d ordered from here before (maybe a couple of years ago when we first moved in) and I didn’t like it then. I still don’t care for it.
I got a chicken parm sub and it was several fried tenders (with some nobbly tendon bits still in-​blech!) in a bun with some «sauce.» I will admit that I am picky about sauce, but this stuff was chunky and kinda gross. I didn’t like the favor– a bit too herby and sweet. Odd, I know.
Typically, I am not a fan of Greek pizza places. I’m half Italian and I’m from NY, so I want Italian pizza. My fiancé, on the other hand, enjoys the Greek pizza. Or at least the pizza at Andrea’s. Me, I am not a fan. Gordon also enjoys the baklava. He usually gets a slice of pizza when he’s doing laundry across the street.

I stumbled upon Andrea’s House of Pizza when I was visiting a friend in Watertown and completely starving. I got exactly what I expected from Andrea’s. This is your typical Greek pizza house that you can find throughout the greater Boston area. I had a slice of pizza, which was bland, dry, and lukewarm. I also had a cheeseburger on a bun. It’s very easy to make a decent burger, it’s very hard to make an excellent one or one that is not so good. AHOP manages to make one that is not so good, the major problem is that the bun is waaaay too big for the burger, either shrink the bun or increase the size of the burger.

If you live in the neighborhood, you may feel the warm fuzzies for Andrea’s House of Pizza. They provide service with a smile and share loud Greek greetings to regulars who come in or just pass by the storefront. Andrea’s seems like an established staple in the community.
Maybe I had some higher expectations for a Greek/​Italian joint that also sells their sauce by the pint. I found the sauce to be under-​seasoned and a little on the sweet side. I also tried some other menu items and also came away with blandness as my overall impression.