The Pizza Gourmet: Elevating Your Pizza Experience in Providence

Pretty good pizza, Dave’s rating checks out. Good ratio of crust:cheese:toppings. Service was a little slow despite being the only people inside. The wings were supposed to be buffalo but did not look or taste it. Would recommend the pizza but not the wings as much.

First time ever going to the pizza place in 22 years of my life of living in Rhode Island and it’s a very crowded cute cozy place just on the nook off of Hope Street. The people that come in are less far than pleasant. Unfortunately, most of highschoolers college students go here which is so good for the economy. The pizza is over really good especially with the honey drizzle and the pepperoni of course is a great combination. First time is then we go here for quick snack or break.

Yummiest pizza I’ve had in my life. First I ate the BBQ but now I’ve been eating the General Tsao (?) flavor. They also have a deal where if you order 3 slices, you get a free drink! So I order 1 slice and my stepdad orders 2 and then gets sodaaa Overall good, and nice reading material (about the restaurant) on the walls while you wait

Great pizza and a great location. The menu was good and had alot to pick from. I would definitely recommend pizza from here. One negative was parking was very difficult to find. I had to park over a block away.

Hands down one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had. Super fast friendly and absolutely delicious. The cheese isn’t over done and the crust is perfect. Light but a little chew and plenty of crunch. Will definitely be back every time I’m in Providence.

Folks who deliver through a service need to stop blaming Francesco’s for the temperature of the pizza. They are not responsible for the timing of deliveries—the app you choose makes that determination. Now, that being said, this is a real family owned Italian American corner pizza place just like you’d find in NYC or Brooklyn. Mom, son, wife, they all take part. The pizza sauce is homemade, tangy and bright like a New York slice with a thin crisp crust that has a nice crusty bread taste. YES—they have vegan cheese! YES—they have gluten free pizza. I suggest stopping in for a slice—no tables inside but there are benches on the sidewalk. Otherwise order a pizza to go and pick it up yourself, and say hi to the folks who work there. Small businesses like this are one of the last places we can really build a sense of community and support—a place like this has honest prices and good food (I have to try the homemade meatballs!) and is worthy of the community gathering around to support them! For more Italy content and restaurant reviews, visit my IG @amalfiflavors and amalfiflavors.net

I'm in love with the way and what they use to make their pizzas. The general sous Pizza is amazing And Customer service is super friendly. My new favorite is their Sweet Hot with a unique spicy honey glaze. It's basic a pep and sausage pizza with jalapenos and onion. It has a perfect kick for their who love heat in their food. Taking a bite of the Sweet Hot is an explosive flavor experience, warm red sauce with toppings first then a kick of the heat from the honey at the end.

We tried the G.O.A.T pizza which was AMAZING. The pizza consisted of red sauce, cow’s cheese, goat cheese, onion, and honey, which was something I never experienced before but was more than pleasantly surprised. Cashier was nice. This place isn’t really made for dining in but they do have three benches outside with built in tables. Overall this was a great find during my first visit to Providence.