Nick's Tomato Pie

"This place is not nearly as well known as it should be. There pizza is very very good!! Also they offer 10+ different kinds specialty slice pizzas available all day long, and until at least 3am on Friday and Saturday’s. Located right in Armory’s square—Nick’s Tomato Pie is located within walking distance of lots of the nightlife in syracuse…The Landmark Theater, Clinton Street Bar, Ice Rink, Red House, (for most of us) the OnCenter as well! Nick Tomato Pie is not only easily accessible due to there hours and location, the staff they employee is timely, pleasant and makes sure there pizza quality is consistent!!"

"No frills pizza joint. Tasty whether by the slice or the pie. Tomato pie was great, as was the slice of cheese and the slice of pepperoni. Friendly staff, easy street parking, kid friendly menu."

"We have never been here before but we will definitely be back. The teriyaki pizza was my favorite but they had a lot of special slices available"

"This was at the top of my list of pizza places in Syracuse that I still needed to visit, and ot was really good. There was only one guy working, which was pretty impressive, and he was just slinging out pies. He was also very friendly and apologized for the amount of time it took to get my pizza out, but it really didn't feel like that long, especially considering he was the only one working. I had a large pizza with mushrooms and peppers, and it tasted really good. It did feel like the crust at the end needed a little something to add to its flavor, but other than that, I have no complaints. Also the price of the pizza is very reasonable! I was surprised! I would come back, and I have seen that sometimes they have a Spaghetti pizza, and I would really like to try that!"

"If you're looking to absorb a bit of local color in Syracuse's Armory Square, Nick's Tomato Pie is the place for you. It's not super clean and the menu boards were not functioning. We could hear a bit of moaning/bellowing from the other side of the dining room. No worry, though. Turns out it was just Clarence, a foul-mouthed vagrant who, we were told, considers the joint a "safe place." Clarence was under the influence, but seemed to love everyone, including me, my family, the financial advisor seated next to us and Raquel, the person in the command chair of this establishment. (I can't say enough about Racquel; she handles Clarence in a heartwarming manner, telling him to behave and returning his proclamations of affection all while just getting her job done. If there had been an impending asteroid strike, I believe she could have led us to safety. She was that good.) As for the pizza, the crust is the standout player. The pepperoni pie was somewhere between OK and a-little-better-than-OK. The poutine pizza was far superior, loaded with yummy cheese and crisp fries. I would have liked to have seen more gravy on that one, though."