
Under New Ownership since October 2025. Kingston Pizza has been in business since 1984. Our first location was 63 Briar Ln, Kingston, RI 02881. We offer pizzas, grinders, calzones, salads, Italian dinners and more. We are constantly creating new and innovative menu items that truly set Kingston Pizza apart from the competition. Call us today for more information.
Low-key local Italian chain serving pizza, calzones & stromboli, plus wings, gyros & subs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 961 Boston Neck Rd, Narragansett, RI 02882
Phone: (401) 789-3146
Website: http://www.kingstonpizza.com/
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Counter service was fast, friendly, and efficient. I took my order to-go, but the clean, bright dining room with music playing makes it a comfortable spot if you decide to dine in.
I went with the BBQ Chicken Pizza and it was excellent. Perfect amount of chicken, cheese, and BBQ sauce. It leans a little toward a bar-pie style. The crust has a nice crunch but is just a touch softer, which actually worked really well with the toppings.
Highly recommend, and Ill definitely be stopping back in.
Corrugated metal fronting, chalkboard menus hanging above, a Good Humor ice cream freezer by the door. Drop ceiling with skylights, laminate flooring. Three round stools bolted to the floor at the counter. Behind the counter you can see the deck ovens, stacks of pizza boxes, decorative and some food oriented mascots on the walls. There are booths and tables around the dining area as well as the stools for you to enjoy your dine in choices.
This is a local chain. The Boston Neck Road spot services Bonnet Shores and the surrounding area. As part of the RI FOOD FIGHTS Lord of the Pies event, we went with a Margherita pie.
The pizza came out on a metal tray, about twelve inches across. Firm crust with a golden rim, good color on it. Fresh basil scattered on top, still bright green. Sliced tomatoes visible along with pools of fresh mozzarella. The cheese had proper browning, some spots darker than others where the mozzarella got direct heat.
First bite: crunchy. The crust had real structure to it, snapped when you bit through. This came from a deck oven running hot enough to give the dough some backbone without drying it out.
The tomatoes on top gave a fresh flavor separate from the cooked sauce underneath. Two different tomato experiences. The sauce itself had body, not watery, even coverage across the base. The fresh mozzarella was cooked perfectly, enough browning to develop flavor without getting rubbery.
The basil stayed vibrant because it went on after cooking. Smart move. Keeps the herb flavor bright and aromatic instead of turning it dark and bitter.
New ownership brought in a new, more artisan approach. Fresh dough, fresh vegetables, real attention to technique. You can see it in the finished product. Someone’s putting thought into this food.
The interior is basic but clean. Nothing fancy, just functional. You can eat in at the booths and tables or grab takeout. Most people seemed to be doing takeout when we were there.
This is solid neighborhood pizza elevated by better ingredients and better technique. The golden crust delivers. The fresh toppings taste right. Everything works. If you haven’t been here since the new owners, it’s worth a try.
I had the Model T which is a chicken grinder, creamy Italian dressing, bacon, onions, lettuce, provolone! It was a really nice blend and tasted delicious!
This location has some neat artwork on the inside painted along the walls. I do plan on trying the fries next time as both Swarm & Google Maps recommended them.