Eli's Pizza

I recently moved to the area and this place is about a 3 minute walk from my apartment. I had first had some of their pizza when I was offered a slice from a family member. It was so delicious I decided to order some the next day. They're extremely friendly both in person and on the phone. There's practically no wait for the pizza. I usually order a large mushroom pizza, and after I'm done ordering it, the time it takes from me to finish the order, get ready, head out the door, and walk there, it's there waiting for me within about 10 minutes or less. I was also pleasantly surprised by each experience when I entered the restaurant to dine-in as well. I went with a friend twice, and they were extremely accommodating and friendly. I went up to the counter to order and they told me to relax and have a seat, and not worry about paying or anything. We sat down and they asked what we wanted to order, I told them, and they got our drinks while we waited. It took no less than 7 minutes to finish the pizza, and they brought it out to us. They're extremely friendly and the interior of this place is pretty cool for such a small restaurant. It may seem like I'm easily impressed, but they tend to go all out for such a little pizza joint. They haven't done anything to disappoint me yet!

This is my most favorite of all time pizza joint in the area. The cheese stakes are absolutely out of this world delicious! I come from the Philly area and theirs is the closest I've come to its equal in the last 20+ years I've lived up here. The pizza crust is fantastic too, all fresh ingredients. Also, their calzones are authentic, using ricotta cheese. LOVE LOVE LOVE this place

I moved into an office nearby and gave them a try and took friends who helped me move. I don't have a problem with paper plates and plastic utensils, but the knives should at least have the strength to cut through a piece of lettuce without breaking. The food didn't taste good - their banner highlighted the "New Shawarma Beef!" so I figured I'd give it a try. Little did I know that that banner had been hanging on the side of the building for 4 years. (So much for "new!") Since the food was bad and far better better for less money can be had 2 blocks away at the Japanese restaurant, I didn't go again for a couple of years. I was studying for an exam and didn't have time for anything else, so I popped in to get a quick sandwich. I almost hurled when I saw the checkout girl pick up lettuce with her bare, unwashed hands and dump it on my sandwich. I was too dumbfounded to tell her to forget the sandwich and give me my money back. I will NEVER go back here again. (By the way, I'm a certified food safety manager. I KNOW what the rules are for handling read-to-eat foods.)

Even 4 years later, I will not forget. My wife and I asked for a sandwich, and she asked the attendant, apparently the owner, to add an "egg" to her sandwich. The "gentleman" laughed and ironically replied that he "could not do such thing", reinforcing that he would not do that, as the fact of having an egg on a sandwich is a stupid thing, he probably believed. Extremely rude, to a pregnant woman and only because his own principals. Hopefully he does not work/own that place anymore.

Excellent service, very good pizza. It is "greek crust" pizza, meaning it is cooked on an oiled pan - not my favorite, but done very well. Generous toppings, good sauce. I'll order from them again. I had a large with ham, pineapple & ricotta cheese (the only way to do a Hawaiian pizza - add ricotta). Yum! Best pizza I've had yet in Attleboro.