Real Pizza of Narberth

Really good pizza! Very cheap and its a quarter of a small pie for $ 3. Wonderful service! The staff is always polite and friendly and people are always happy

This pizza was absolutely delicious. Ordered on a Friday afternoon and was delivered within 30 minutes. Opened up the boxes to two of the best looking (and tasting) pizzas I’ve ever had. And I made pizza for a number of years and I tell you this was ¹⁰⁄₁₀. The crust is thin but stable, no holes. Filling but not doughy. The garlic tomato and basil all came through on the pallet but didn’t overwhelm each other. This place mastered the white pizza.

Don’t even bother going to Jim’s or pats steaks. This place hands down has the best cheesesteaks around!

Super mediocre food. Their pizza doesn’t really taste «real» and it’s very greasy. But the food is quick and a good place to go occasionally when you need lunch at work. The staff leaves a lot to be desired, they seem bored. The woman with short black hair is always nice, though. The older man that owns (?) the place is nice to customers, but I’ve heard him be rude to his employees and that’s not something I like seeing. Also note that they are cash only.

I’m not a fan of their pizza but like everything else!
Their gyros, stromboli and cheesesteaks especially are really good! I’ve never eaten in, we always do take out so I can’t really comment too much on the atmosphere.

The pizza is not very good. The place feels icky and dirty to me. I’ve heard stories about the owner berating his wife publicly, but have not witnessed that behavior personally. Would not surprise me, however, as I heard him making a rude, racist remark while chatting with friends. Before he let out with the word in question — in Greek — he peered around furtively as if looking to see if there was anyone around who might understand him. Guess I don’t look Greek enough. Yuck. Will not be back there.

Much bigger portions than we anticipated and the food was great.

They seem to get a lot of foot traffic being right in the heart of downtown Narberth. Their Baklava is indeed good. Their cheese steak is ok, and their pizza is ok too, but overpriced. $ 17 for a 16″ pizza with just one topping (chicken) and $ 20 for a 16″ Greek pizza. Other pizza shops have Greek pizzas that size for less than $ 16 (like Tony Roni’s Pompeo). Maybe Real Pizza of Narberth makes a more authentic Greek pizza, but I just didn’t think it was worth the price.
I also find it a bit annoying that most of the pizzas on their menu are single-​topping pizzas. Why not just list the toppings under different price categories (so you can make your own pizza), and then have a separate smaller section on the menu for special pizzas like the Greek, Hawaiian, and Vegetarian?
I do think Real Pizza of Narberth is a good place to grab a $ 3 slice if you’re in the neighborhood and craving pizza.

I grew up going to Real Pizza and when I moved back to the area I was happy to find that the same family still owned the place and it hadn’t changed. They have a bigger menu than most pizza places do these days. The pizza is greek style which personally isn’t my preference however their greek pizza is outstanding. One drawback is that they don’t take credit cards for payment which seems crazy to me in 2012 but that’s OK. The food is always fresh, they’re efficient and nice people. This is my go to pizza place in Narberth.

Hands down the best cheesesteaks in Philly.

Hey, just thought I’d add that one of the reps from Real Pizza took the time to write me a really professional note taking some offensive that I’d wrote that their pizza is frozen. It was something like do I think the dough mixing machine is just art décor.
Funny. Those guys are funny.
Well, actually, my assumption that the dough or pizza crust is frozen actually comes from the taste based on my own opinion and those of my neighbors. It is a common comment among the neighbors that the dough tastes as if it was frozen.
Of course, if we are wrong, then I guess it’s an honest mistake but it doesnt change the fact that the dough tastes like it was frozen and the pizza is just kind of okay. Which is a shame. Because it’s called Real PIZZA. So the PIZZA should be really good. Not just okay.
Well, the salads are really good. The sandwiches are really good. Oh, and the delivery driver is really nice.
So there’s some saving grace, right? Me, I’ll go back to ordering at Dakota. The dough tastes really good there.

Pizza joint near the movie theatre.
There is nothing special about this place, it’s your typical «mom and pop» pizza place. First of all, you have to be familiar with Narberth to even know where this place is. It’s down the street from the movie theatre which makes it convenient for a quick slice or something, if you don’t want to pay for the pricey shit in the theatre.
There’s nothing to say about inside. There are counter spaces with a few stools near the window, but there is hardly anyone there eating most times. This place is just mainly take out from my stand point. Even waiting for your food is a bit awkward, since it’s literally a box inside. But there is a tv!
Anyway, as stated the food is okay. No gourmet nada here. The pizza is good enough for kids, although I shouldn’t say that since some kids have better palates than myself. But it’s decent and worth it for a quick something. The cheese steaks are rather good. There are a variety to choose from, and they are most popular here.
Oh yeah don’t go by the menu thats on the board. I was here once and asked for a corned beef sandwich and the owner told me they didn’t have corned beef, even though I was deliberately staring at the board above her and thinking .“oh really?” I didn’t bother to go further with that.
This place is just okay but the staff is really nice and it seems they have been around for a while.

It’s not the best pizza joint, but it’s fairly inexpensive. I’ve known plenty of people who have worked here so I know that the staff can very friendly overall. they also do pretty fast deliveries. it’s pretty much your average run of the mill traditional Pizza spot that doesn’t offer anything too unique. Only keep it in mind when your in suburbia ad really don’t feel like cooking on a weekend night.