Olivia’s Pizza

Pizza is really good. Clean restaurant and the owners are really nice. My favorite there is the calzone. I’ve been coming here consistently (once a month or so) for 3 years, and its become my «go-​to» pizza place in Nashua. Owner always sparks up a conversation with me. They’re very nice people.

It has decent food and has a ok servive and it also has a tv the wate is a little bit longer then regular pizza restraunts.

Decent pizza. Greek style crust. Not too greasy, good variety and consistent.

Pizza is awful. Didn’t try anything else there. Skip this failure

My favorite pizza in Nashua. The crust is delicious and the ingredients fresh. If you want subs, though, there are better choices. The «Gyro Special» pizza is especially good, though you may need to remind them that you want the «special» and not the regular Gyro pizza (which is fine, but is different.)

I’ve eaten at Olivia’s several times and they have one of the best gyros around. They are located in a plaza across from a big supermarket and the place is big enough to eat in. Don’t expect a Friendly’s-type décor, as it is really meant to be a take-​out joint. But don’t let that deter you from eating in, which is the only way I’ve eaten there.
The owner is Greek and probably one of the nicest guys to talk to. He will make sure your food is good. I always order the gyro combo platter with side salad and fries. Their fries are definitely off the hook — one of the best I’ve ever had. Give this place a try, it makes everything from calzones to pizzas.

Nice people, and they serve good food. The place is very clean and the owners and staff are friendly and seem to care about what they do.
Just relocated here from MA with two teenagers who know a good greek pizza when they taste one. Pizza crust is light and buttery tasting, they don’t skimp on the sauce, and it’s just as cheesy as our favorite place we left behind in MA.
The calzones are terrific and they offer some tasty combinations — my favorite is the Chicken Fajita calzone, it’s delish; a little spicy, but not too, with lots of veggies and chicken — and a small is not all that small. Definitely good for two people. I always save half for lunch the next day.
The steak subs are good also — not too greasy or salty, like lots of other places. Haven’t tried any cold sandwiches yet, but we don’t really go there for subs… though it’s got to be better than Quiznos up the street.
Don’t go in there looking for italian subs or pizza — not even close — but for great Greek Pizza this place doesn’t disappoint.

Good for a hole in the wall pizza place. There is a sub place a few doors down that cant get food right. This place can!
I recommend the Calzones. Fantastic sauce and cooked well and you get your money’s worth.
NOTE: The sub place a few doors down is called Cedars, and it doesn’t compare.

What I dig about Olivia’s pizza is that the crust always comes out light and crispy — too many Greek pizza places have pizzas that taste like tomato sauce on top of a wet sponge.
Recommendation: Pepperoni and Feta — suggested by a friend of mine who ordered it religiously every Thursday night for a number of years.
The owner is a personable guy, who will crack the cheesy joke or two. As a plus, my friend stopped in the night of his wedding to get a bite to eat. The owner recognized him, noticed the tux, and hooked him up with a gift certificate as a wedding present…
The dining area inside is small, but works for getting a quick bite or a lunch.

I really like this place. Not only are their prices reasonable but their pasta dinners are GREAT! Nice place to stop in and grab a quick lunch or dinner.

Very average subs… especially the Italian. Do yourself a favor and walk a few doors down to Cedar’s.
This place is OK, but it’s just an average old pizza/​sub shop in a minimall. Nothing special at all.