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Nina's makes a really good pie and great garlic bread. It's the best pizza we've had delivered in a long time, and certainly in this neighborhood. The delivery was really fast and friendly.

We drifted in by chance late one Sunday night and tried their chicken parm and a couple of shrimp dishes. I am not ashamed to say this was the BEST chicken parm I have had EVER (and I have tried a LOT of chicken parm). My companions reported the shrimp dishes were very good and well worth the price. We will definitely be back the next time we need a good meal in East Williamsburg. I'm sure there are equally good restaurants around, but this one is a really good choice. Give it a try. You'll like it. It's a family run business with community roots, but the food has no compromises.

I finally found the right spot for food and pizza. I eat at Nina's two times a week with my wife and kid, and we are coming all the way from Long Island. There is no way any Pizzeria or Restaurant can compare. Largest slice in the area and largest dishes prepared with reasonable prices and amazing quality taste like no other. After renovating, this place looks outstanding. You will not find a more comfortable and nicer atmosphere then Nina's. A family owned business with respect and loyalty. When you go into Nina's, just ask what the specials are and if they say try it you try it, trust them. They know food.

I've been eating at Nina's for over 10 years now. I went away to college and when I come home, I make sure I get some Nina's before I need to go back. They recently renovated the place, and I love their new look. They also added small personal pizzas to their menu with a wide array of toppings. What I love most about this place is that it is still under $2 and their slices are bigger than anywhere else I've been. Their sauce is just right and I love how fresh it all tastes. I'll be returning to Nina's for a slice no matter where life takes me.

The food is not fabulous, its good, its consistant. The pizza is average. SErvice is friendly and food is served hot. Hero sandwiches are not the best, not overstuffed, but are ok. Over the years nothing has changed.

I've heard several places say they think the food isn't good. I don't get it. Granted, I've only had their pizza and eggplant parmesan but they were both awesome. The eggplant parm dinner is a must. Huge portion, affordable and so delicious.

Nina's is your typical run-of-the-mill pizza joint. And not a very good one at that. Face it. Anyone who has any good taste should be able to walk into any pizza place, look at the array of pies behind the counter, and instantly know if the place is going to suck or not. I'll be fair and say that Nina's doesn't suck. After all, it's pizza. Even some of the worst pizza is still edible. Nina's just barely cracks the passable line for an average slice. Not trying to hate on Nina's or anything. Just keeping it real. (Translated: It's really not that good.)