Mario's Restaurant & Pizzeria

Great thin crust pizza & good specials.....worst service ever I'm talking orders not put in forgotten completely that's why I/we stopped going...went tonight and called my order in ahead to eat it there ,kinda what you have to do unless you have a lot of time...don't get me wrong nice people but dinning room is run like nothing you've ever seen totally unprofessional...... Table next to me had a forgotten order .......Same old Mario's.... Get it to go and you'll be happy

I have been eating Mario's pizza since 1955 yes 1955 it's always delicious!

Food wasn't as it used to be 10 years ago but hey things change but the service there is bad! 100% racists and I'm not speaking opinion , speaking on facts !!! I got treated as if I was a criminal or a trespasser...

The food is amazing! Its worth the trip! I love the Emma pie.

I read about Mario's on Slice awhile back, and when I was in Clifton randomly one day, I made sure to stop by for lunch. The place is kind of a dive, and looks like not much has changed since the place opened in 1945. I ate at the bar, and the pizza came out piping hot shortly after ordering. Called the Emma pie, it's what they're famous for and it's worth the trip. Do you like thin crust pizza? How about extremely thin crust pizza? Unlike most really thin crusts, the Emma pie isn't built with a cracker-like crust. It is a great NY-style pizza crust that they've stretched very carefully to make it as thin as possible; it is at once crisp and tender, with the minimal sauce and cheese on top synergizing nicely to create a completely integrated--albeit delicate--pizza. I got mine with sausage, which was fresh and stellar. This pizza may not be for everyone due to its diminutive size but it was good for a small lunch. Mario's is worth the trip for that alone.