Authentic Wood Fired Pizza- Traditional Florencian Street Pizza As an Italian family, our great-grandparents John and Raefela Nittolo emigrated through Ellis Island in the early 1900’s from Avellino, Italy to Brooklyn, New York. Honoring my late Grandmother Geneive Nittolo, who taught us to make the perfect sauce, we bring you flavors from the Motherland to your home! Benvenuto a Casa Nostra, The Nittolo’s
Address and Contact Information
Address: 104 Main St, Lake Leelanau, MI 49653
Phone: (231) 994-2400
Website: http://nittolospizza.com/
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Reviews
The server was very nice young lady and very attentive ( none of this was her fault) Atmosphere was boring, no music. They definitely need to improve.
We dined at Nittolo’s Seafood & Pizza, and the food was excellent! I had the Lobster Fettuccine Alfredo, which was fantastic and packed with seafood. My husband had the Smoked Brisket BBQ pizza, which was also very good. However, the service could use some improvement. Our waitress didn’t check on us until after our meal, and both my husband and I would have ordered another glass of wine if given the chance.
One thing the restaurant should consider is clearly advertising the 3% surcharge for using a credit card on the menu. Give customers the option to pay with cash to avoid that fee. Additionally, starting the tip options at 22% when paying the bill feels a bit pushy. A restaurant of this caliber should offer bread with butter or oil and vinegar at the table as well.
Despite these issues, I would still return for the food—just with cash in hand, and I’d let the server know I prefer a little more attention during my dining experience
Fantastic mother’s day brunch. Service was great and friendly. Brunch menu was amazing. Oysters were perfect. Mimosa was fresh squeezed and wonderful.
My first experience with Nittolo’s (to-go) was decent. Several people had chatted up how good (and large) the Caesar salad, so I gave it a go. It was good. (Wish I could say the same for the uptight patrons waiting for their tables who didn’t seem to recall the phrase “excuse me” when moving about in a fairly full, small area…) I digress…
Second experience was pizza (also to-go), and also an outcome of a couple of people talking about how good their pizzas when they first opened. I wish my pizza would have fallen into that “good when they first opened” category. It did not. It was disappointing. And greasy. Really, really greasy. As in, the greasiest pizza I can recall having – ever? For a long time?… The pepperoni had good flavor; the cheese and crust – meh. Can’t recall noting the sauce…
The excuse I’ve created for myself is they’re running a $9.99 pepperoni pizza special, presumably to drive business. They just have to have used sub-par ingredients. It’s all I got. It did not get that gross in the under 7-10 minutes it took me to drive home and dive in. Also, it didn’t drive this business as I likely won’t try their pizza again; no reason. There are entirely too many “for sure” options available.
We started with the fried calamari and mussels for appetizers, and both were on point. Fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right—definitely hit the spot.
What really made the night stand out was our waiter. Not only was he attentive and professional, but he also had a great sense of humor and rolled with our table’s jokes like a champ. That energy made the entire experience even better.
Highly recommend Nittolo’s for anyone looking for great food and a fun, welcoming atmosphere. Will definitely be back!