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108-26 Ascan Ave., Queens, NY, 11375
nr. Burns St.
718-263-1126
peterf54 from 11570 | Posted on 10/3/09
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Nice good pizza for the money. There is a branch on Long Island where I go. Satisfies the need when I get a pizza fix. Overall a very good pie for the value
CrissyMarie from 11375 | Posted on 9/27/09
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Nick's house salad is simply incredible. The pizza is delicious and filling -- even if, like me, you can't have cheese. My waiter was quite personable.
cRzy from 11374 | Posted on 9/9/09
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not bad, not the best, but they do excell as the rudest people on the planet...
osullie150 from 11375 | Posted on 3/6/09
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The pizza here is excellent, as are the dessert and selection of beer. The Service needs serious improvement, this is one of those places where they make you feel like they are doing you a favor by allowing you to eat in their restuarant. Also dont expect to get a things after closing, even if your getting something quick to go and there restaurant is half full, the economy isnt at its best and this place is turning business away at 9:50 on a thursday. Better off going to Dee's Pizza on Metropolitan, at least they appreciate your patronage there
CynicalSunshine5 from 11375 | Posted on 2/27/09
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Possibly the best FOOD I've ever tasted. It's an out-of-body experience. Indescribable. Worth the trip on the E/F train if you're not living in Queens. You have to taste it to believe it. Also - before you get your pizza, get a calzone as an appetizer - so fresh, so hot, so cheesy and delicate - just do it.
hoshea from 22101 | Posted on 4/29/08
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I love this restaurant and will continue to go there for years to come. it's perfect for kids and great for adults.
Jc42bugs from 11375 | Posted on 4/6/08
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This is a good place to go in and eat pizza. You can choose any topping you want for just only 2 dollars. Also, a lot of people like it and I sure do.
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