Best grandma slice in NYC, hands down! The owner is incredibly kind and involved in the day-to-day of the business. The frozen grandma slices are a lifesaver--perfect for nights when you just want to stay in or when the restaurant is closed. Absolutely love Nino's!

The Grandma slice here is the best slice in NY. Also the people that work here are very kind and hospitable including the owner Benny. hope this place lasts forever

The food is always fresh, service is good. They have a great Grandma pie, thin crust, fresh garlic, it is delicious! We take out all the time.

I love this place. Have been coming since I was a kid. My favorite is the grandma slice. Consistent most of the time. Best pizzeria in the area if you ask me

Good slice, the grandma pie is their specialty. Great spot to pick up a slice on the go.

Always delicious, especially their pizza pies. This is one of the few places where I actually eat the crust.

I've revised my review for Nino's from a 5-star rating to a 4-star. When I had first enjoyed (...and I will never NOT "Enjoy") Nino's Pizza, my impression was that it could use a pinch of salt, and when I say "it", I'm referring to everything; the plain pie, the grandma's pie, the knots and the few other things we've tried. I placed blame of the "imperfection" on myself and chalked it up to my preference for saltier pizza (which was news to me but yanno - Every seven years your taste is supposed to change, so maybe that's what was going on?) ‍ The random day came when we took the suggestion of a neighbor and ordered from a different pizzeria (I won't mention that other restaurant's name in *this* review but if you click my 'Yelp Name' and scroll through my reviews, you'll find it). The pizza from the competing restaurant was precisely how I prefer, and in no way "salty". The slightest bit of additional salt in the competitors sauce allowed a showcase of flavors to POP! Sweetness shared the stage with the acidity present in the tomato sauce. At Nino's, unfortunately the acidity in the tomato sauce steals the show. Basil, onion, garlic - all meld beautifully within the sauce from that extra pinch of salt. At Nino's - the onion and garlic don't get a chance to sweat their flavors into the tomatoes. It's a shame. Crushing how such a tiny attribute could disrupt the potential of perfection that is Nino's. Regardless, Nino's is delicious, that won't change. Unfortunately, I prefer a different pizza restaurant, now.

The overall rating of this pizzeria is spot on. 3.5/5 is the right rating. Like that is what I would give it myself if I could. The location is sublime, but I will get to the pizza first. The pizza is a bit on the chewy side, but the tomato sauce comes through in a nice, beautiful, red sauce. It is a cheesy slice, so it helped that I purchased a Ginger Ale with it. The owner (very friendly man by the way) told me he likes to put a lot of cheese on his slices - the white slice I ordered had four kinds of cheese on it! The crust? It needed some more time in the oven. But overall it is a solid slice in a solid neighborhood. This pizzeria is in a quiet part of Brooklyn, Bay Ridge. It is quaint, with nobody to hassle you in any way. I also found the people there very nice and friendly. While reading the reviews for Nino's, I noted that the Verrazzano Bridge is right near the pizzeria; if you walk a few blocks up, take a bench and enjoy your pizza. That is exactly what I did, I walked up to the waterfront with my purchase, took a bench, and ate my slices as the sun set behind the Verrazzano Bridge on such a glorious day. As the sun is setting for me in Brooklyn for my search for the best pizza slice in New York City, I do not think Nino's has the best slice in the city. However, Nino's is perfect for that perfect day to watch a perfect sunset in a pretty perfect location, despite its imperfections.