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Now Sicilian Pizza. Pizza and pasta was very good. But the name has changed to Sicilian Pizza and Pasta. One of few places open on the weekend in down…
Paul Wilson
Venito’s Pizza
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It is the best as they say!!!. Man, i loved their pizza, it reminded me of my home back in italy. i wish i could take the boys back with me! our group…
Sibel
Venito’s Pizza
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AMAZING. The food here is amazing. The employees are real friendly. Try the calzones they are amazing. Love this place.…
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6 Reviews on “Venito’s Pizza”
Now Sicilian Pizza. Pizza and pasta was very good. But the name has changed to Sicilian Pizza and Pasta. One of few places open on the weekend in downtown, unless you’re into the main bar strip. Note its mostly delivery, but there is seating available, just don’t be surprised if no one else is there.
It is the best as they say!!!. Man, i loved their pizza, it reminded me of my home back in italy. i wish i could take the boys back with me! our group ordered chicken ranch and a meat lover, spinach calzone and cheese bread. delivery guy was at the door in 25 minutes even though they said 45 min! the gentleman very polite and funny, he made us laugh – i bet next time i am in town i will be ordering from you guys again, i really fell home away from home! strongly recommend!!! oh yeah!!!
AMAZING. The food here is amazing. The employees are real friendly. Try the calzones they are amazing. Love this place.
Out of towner…. Had a Venito’s delivered to my hotel on my recent trip to Nashville. The spinich pizza was phenomenal! Fast delivery, and friendly employees!
Over priced for what I ordered. Peperoni pizza with little meat. Wouldn’t be to bad but I paid for extra06 Aug, 2009Not good! ordered pizza with extra peperoni and extra cheeze. Couldn’t fine the peperoni. The other dish ravioli was more sauce than anything else. Won’t get my money again.
Definitely worth a shot if you like gourmet pizza. Step into this hidden gem across from the YMCA, order your meal from the counter, grab a drink, and sit down at a table or large booth (accommodated me and six friends) of your choice. Nice place to share a pie with a friend or two; I split a large chicken pesto pizza ($14.99), which was delicious. The veggies tasted crazy fresh and it was not very greasy. The friendly staff waited to serve us all at about the same time, and the food came out HOT. Beverages are 20-ounce bottled soft drinks, tea, juice, and water. They also serve calzones, subs, sandwiches, pasta, salads, appetizers, and desserts.*tip: if you need conversation material, look closely at the murals, especially the reflection under the bridge on the right wall 🙂