Russo's Pizza

bad

I agree with Dave with this one. Good pizza. The atmosphere inside was awesome for a small place.

First, crust was great. The only thing is the sauce needs to be thought out the whole pie.

It was much thinner than I anticipated, and although I liked the taste, there was an overabundance of chunky tomato sauce. Friendly owners!

Tasted good, thin and crispy. Almost like a hybrid between a cheese and tomato pie. Friendly staff as well!

Checking off a place that been on my list a few years I took the trip down to the beautiful New Hope for Russo’s incredibly rich tomato pie. This is the large 24” pie and it’s still thin and crispy from the first bite. The crust has awesome charring across the undercarriage and leaves a great aftertaste to each bite. The sauce and by sauce I mean abundance of fresh tomatoes are super sweet but in a good way complimenting the rest of the pie and the cheese while taking a back seat to the crust and sauce has tremendous flavor. Pie has that buttery flavor that you look for and for its size is easy to put away more than half of it pretty quick. Great friendly people inside the awesome spot, by far a major standout in the area not normally known for great pizza, Russo’s is must try!!!

Nice thin crust pizza. Crispy crust with a slightly sweet sauce with tomato chunks. Also tried the meatball pizza which was better.

Awkward shape, but not scoring based on shape of the pizza. Sauce was simple but worked Enjoyed the thin crust (could use a tad bit more salt in the dough) Prefer a bit more cheese, but overall it’s a solid pizza in the New Hope area.

Margarita pizza, really good sauce nice crisp crust is light no complaints a ton of sauce which I love.

We ordered the 25” pizza for the experience and it was huge! Crust was airy and crispy. Personally, not a fan of the super tangy sauce and I prefer more cheese on my pizzas. But if that’s your style then this may be your favorite.

Had the traditional cheese pizza. Delicious! Thin, crispy crust, nice char, zero flop. Has some influence from traditional NJ tomato pie (a little sauce on top) but just right. Would drive an hour for this pie.

Actually too well done. The rest did not cut it. Cheese especially boring. Sauce basically tomatoes which is fine but in this case it adds nothing. It’s ok at best. And this is not a style issue. I can consider artisan vs. traditional football pie. Bottom line do not go out of your way for this.

Trenton tomato pie meets new york slice. Their small pie tastes very different than the large. Order the small. Small pie is crispyyy and thin on the edges and transitions to a my slice taste in the middle. Best pizza in the New Hope, Lambertville and Stockton area.

Pretty good pizza, but definitely doesn’t hit the 8’s. It’s just not in that category. Sauce is crushed tomato style. Crust is crunchy. No flop. Good standard pizza.