It's pretty cozy inside. Sasha thinks the place is real cute. Good service, good people. And still family run since 1958. We were getting take out on this night though.
Here's the small anti pasto:
And a side of two meatballs, which can be ordered each:
And the little secret I had mentioned, their pizza. For Just $12, you can get a pepperoni pizza that definitely tastes like it's well on the gourmet side of things. I've tried many pizzas in Long Beach; Big E's, Buono's, Canadian Pizza, Pizza Loca, La Rizza's (horrible), Ecco's, Porky's and many others... but right now, Nino's is by far my favorite.
The dough makes an unusually good crust. The pizza itself is slightly on the salty side, but I'm not complaining. It's also a pizza I don't ever have to add anything to. No parmesan cheese, hot sauce, red pepper flakes, none of that. I like this pizza as it is.
Next time Sasha needs a break from cooking me homemade feasts, I'll take Nino's pizza without thinking twice. I recommend it.
3853 Atlantic Ave
Long Beach, CA 90807-3505
(562) 427-1003
Grew up a couple of blocks from there.. those were dress up nites as a family.. they have a "fancy" section.. awesome italian food.. haven't bein there in probably twenty years
ReplyDeleteIts wonderful. I'm a total Ninos girl!!
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