Kingston Pizza
120 Knowlesway Exd, Narragansett, RI, 02882
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Address :
120 Knowlesway Exd
Narragansett, RI, 02882 - Phone (401) 782-4442
- Website https://www.kingstonpizza.com
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Rosalie S.
This is my favorite afternoon fix. If I'm in the mood for a salad or some fried food or a pizza they have it all. There delivery is on time and always hot. They also deliver right to the beach so there is no need to leave when they Can just come to you. If your in the area this is a must.
(5)Marci S.
Screwed my order up 3 Times!! First one they forgot my potato skins and brought me the wrong kind of chicken fingers (paid by CC). The delivery person only knew about the skins. I called back to tell them about the fingers. I was asked if i was going to pay for them (seriously!) ). I replied are you crazy? Delivery person came back (2 hours later) with my fingers yet told me they wouldn't give her the skins because.i wasn't paying for them. Nice customer service. Second time i made someone else call. Asked for 2 online specials (2 extra large pizzas and 2 free small) and weiners. Feeding 7 people. Got 1 large pizza and a small (which I was charged for) and my hot weiners had ketchup on them...YES KETCHUP. Third time my friends from CT ordered (beach house for 2 weeks). They were on Angel Rd. After an hour they called to ask where there order was. "On its way". 45 minutes later they called again "On its way" half hour later cold soggy pizza . A serious WTF. Never again...
(1)Sarah D.
My husband and I ordered Kingston Pizza through Hungry Rhody last Friday. I would've ordered from Gansett Wraps or Fat Jacks, but they weren't delivering at the afternoon hour that we ordered our food. We got a Chicken Gyro, a "hot weiner" and an order of French fries. My husband and I split everything. The chicken was undercooked, and pink in the middle. The "hot weiner" wasn't edible, and we were sick in bed for two days following our lapse in judgment of ordering from such a disgusting establishment. We will never make that mistake again! We've never been sick from delivery before. Even the thought of Kingston Pizza makes me want to vomit now!
(1)Mike G.
First time at Kingston Pizza. Over all it was very good. Pizza has good. Lots of cheese and the crust had a little chew to it - just the way I like it. Also, the Buffalo Salad was really good. They use real chicken breast that is sliced and tossed in buffalo sauce rather that pre-fab chicken. The chicken was nice and moist. The only thing keeping this from being 4 stars is that the tomatoes in the salad were not ripe. It is the middle of summer, their is no excuse for serving unripe tomatoes.
(3)Andrai W.
I was on vacation and having a terrible week due to crumby weather. All I wanted was a simple good pizza. I didn't even try their crazy combinations, just got a plain cheese and a peperoni pizza. It was probably the best pizza I have had. Just right combination of cheese and sauce, not too greasy, and I like the non uniform slices. Anytime we are in the area, we will be stopping by here.
(5)David W.
My son went to this restaurant with somebody else this past week, and had a seiously and disturbingly bad experience, which not only will ensure that he will never go back there again (and of course I will never go there, either), but raises questions as to whether many others will want to support such an estanblishment. By way of background, my son has a mild form of autism, and waa accompanied with a male helper (whom incidentally is also married, for purposes of some of the comments below). While in the restaurant, wait staff, and EVEN THE MANAGER spoke in (not well cocealed) stage whispers about "the re***d and the fa***t" at the table where they were sitting, patiently waiting for their pizza. Both my son and his helper clearly had heard the words that were being bandied about, along with certain choice words for other patrons, whichhad ranged from "n****r" to "b***h" and possibly worse (my son had blushed deeply as recited these words to me). It had reached the point where the helper, who had already placed the pizza order and had paid for it, demanded his money back, as he did not want to spend one more moment in such a place. He was snippily told that the restaurant "had a policy against" returning customers' money after a pizza had been put into the oven, and the bogotry and gossip therefater merely increased. It was sufficiently upsetting that my son repeated (in a sort of tyical autistic "focus" on an event) the story about what had happened at Kingston Pizza a few days earlier, to several people in Boston this past weekend. One wonderful pizza place near Boston even insisted on providing him with free food, out of sympathy for what he had been through, and to express their own outrage at what had taken place in Narragansett. A lovely gesture, and one we declined, but as someone who had been born and raised in Rhoe Island, it made me ashamed, despite that I am well aware that bigotry, ignorance and hatred know no geographical boundries, that I am even from such a place. I think I am most shocked that the manager had apparently joined in this shameful activity as well. I strongly urge that before Yelp readers may choose to frequent Kingston Pizza of Narragansett, they should seriously consider whether they wish for their money to go to assisting an establishment whose employees and management have such a view of other people in this World--and in this case, actual patrons of their own restaurant! There are many other wonderful places in Rhode Island, and I would venture that virtually allf them are more deserving of readers' support. Perhaps if and after there is a chnge, it may be worth reconsideration, but in the meantime, I know many people who would choose not to frequent or support such an establishment, and I count myself among them.
(1)nicole b.
What a joke. We are from out of state but damn we aren't looking for anything great but the pizza was disgusting. The guy probably just threw it in the car because the hot cheese was all over the place. 2 pizzas at almost 40 bucks... id want my toppings on the damn pizza not the wax paper underneath.
(1)Tamara B.
Visiting on vacation. Pizza was pretty decent.
(4)Sis Y.
I like Kingston Pizza's Style but not all of the shops are equal. This is a Kingston Pizza I would recommend that you get whatever your having cooked well done. The fault is not generally the cook's responsibility here. They are forced to work with old fixings and crappy products which is a shame because the menu is pretty good and also well known around South County. There are 10 stores in Southern Rhode Island, the newest one opened in Bonnet Shores. In general the crust is thin style unless you order the stuffed crust or order extra thick crust (it's under the ingredients list). All of the pizza dough is mixed, proofed and stretched in the shop. The marinara used is basic but not too sweet or too sour. The cheese is the basic mozzarella too. Go online if you want to know the different toppings and different pizzas they have. I have to say though that any pizza store that has ricotta as a topping cannot be rated a failure. Their Alfredo pizza sounds good as a white pizza but I suggest making your own with the ricotta, mozzarella, feta, roast red peppers and chicken with some garlic on top. Try their stuffed potato pizza, it's weird sounding but I've heard it rocks. Any of their pizzas can be made into a calzone which is basically a pocket pizza. They have grinders too, of course. Grinders to those unfamiliar to Rhode Island rhetoric are Submarine Sandwiches, Po' Boys, Hoagies, Heros whatever you call a huge sandwich on a long roll. The bread here is more substantial than the ones made at the Subway Stores. They are filled well and cooked or left cold. They have pasta dinners as well as burgers and bread sticks in popular flavors. Usually they have the $7 dollah hollah going on daily. Check it out. They also have web specials online. This place has a big college following. Not all King Pizzas stay open late. And not many businesses in South County stay open late anymore. Narragansett and Kingston (URI) Pizza stay open until 2am! Across the street another Sandwich/Pizza/Dinner place has opened: Zu Zu's. They are more Greek styled but they are good too. Until this store gets their priorities straight I will still be less likely to visit them. Which is too bad because King Pizza in Narra used to be my favorite.
(3)Nicholette P.
I love the special pizzas that they offer! SO original. The crust is good, hard to find in RI! They will work with you to make whatever you want on your pie, yummmmmy!
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