Little Tony's Pizzeria

For airport food, it’s probably one of the cheaper options there will be. The service person didn’t hand me a slice after I ordered it for some reason and I had to wait 5 minutes. A slice of decent cheese pizza is about $6. Obviously not as good as any pizza place that will be outside of the airport, but if you need to buy food inside it’s fine.

I was just looking for a quick bite at the airport and thought this was just another generic airport restaurant… until I ordered the Jersey Devil pizza, and it absolutely blew me away!! The cherry hot peppers were perfectly balanced with the tangy pizza sauce. Highly recommend adding garlic powder, it kicks everything up a notch. the crust is hin, crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside. It’s got that authentic New York-style vibe, I seriously didn’t expect to find something this good at the airport. It was so good, I actually went back and ordered a classic flavor right after 🤣 and that one was amazing too.

Very nice cashier. Really slow service from kitchen crew. Very garlicky knots - too garlicky.

Looking for pizza at an airport is always a though thing. Concourse B, in the 40’s has a limited selection of food. Little Tony’s stuck out. New restaurant, still looks new. Tried a Pepperoni Pizza and it was the worst thing I’ve ever tasted. It was a piece of bread with cheese and a few sprinkles of pepperoni. The lack of flavor in any of it. Don’t waste your money or calories. It’s a shared space, so won’t grade the atmosphere against them.

A great pizza for an airport establishment. Price is understandably high but hey it’s at the airport and it is pretty good. It’s better than some pizzas you get in another state. Good place to feed yourself before the flight in terminal B.

The pizza was thin, boring, dry, and brittle. I feel the customer service was the 5 star 🌟 tonight, the women were focused and smiled and the cashier even conversated with me, she was beautiful dark skinned woman with stunning black and white nails. There's was a lot of space for seating. Thank you for being so nice to me 💚

Wow I am pretty impressed! The pizza was pretty good! I had a pepperoni and my kids had cheese and they also looked great! The service was also great! The guy handling it by himself and did great and very professional. Went on 1/9/24. Definitely recommend. The sitting area was also pretty clean and nice.

Needed a lil snack while waiting for my flight. Pizza was pretty good. It had good flavor. A slice of pepperoni will run you at $7.59 plus tax and a whole pie will cost you $29.99. The bianco looked good too. The garlic knot was garlicky I wish it was a lil warmer. They did warm up my pizza in the oven and loved the crispy crust.

(Dined 07/10/25 TH @ 6:30pm): Hey Tony... your pizzeria may be little but the food was big! I arrived early for my Alaska Airlines flight to Los Angeles in order to settle in, have less stress, and relax into my usual pre-flight drink and/or meal when I decided to head over to Little Tony's Pizzeria. My flight eventually was delayed, so I just planted myself and watched people while I grubbed. Systematically, I've tried the various businesses in this part of the terminal as a frequent Alaska Airlines passenger. How did Tony's little pizzeria treat me while I crashed at his place!? PURCHASE Garlic Knot ($3.69): I loved garlic knots (garlic, butter, bread - what's not to love!?), and when I saw this ginormous one, I had to try it. With a side of somewhat watery marinara dipping sauce, there was plenty of butter and garlic in addition to a mild dusting of parmesan cheese and flecks of basil, the bread was so soft and steamy, while I licked my fingers until I finished this bread roll. Well done! https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=jU1CGdlbjRW7tKAdBX65wA Jersey Devil Pizza Slice ($7.49): Being an NHL hockey fan, I loved the name of this pie and had to try it! Made with tomato sauce, pepperoni, hot cherry peppers, and mozzarella and parmesan cheeses on a chewy standard thick crust, each ingredient had its own distinct flavor with plenty of each throughout. The crust had a nice crisp, and the size of the slice perfectly held me over during this layover. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=QZ_qwa2bU2jFFg_J49XBhA SERVICE With only one other person in line, I was able to easily and quickly place my order with the young stoic woman behind the counter, she placed my food items in an oven behind her to warm them up for a few minutes, and voila I had food and casually found a seat to enjoy my meal. Easy-peasy - thank you! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance) I was traveling through and had no need to park. However, the airport provided parking lots and a garage that offered both short- and long-term options with various fees that ranged from $4.25 - $65.00/daily. However, this airport had a very good transit system that consisted of buses, taxi cab service, and Lyft or Uber stations. Because this was located within Terminal B of departing flights, you had to already be an outgoing or incoming passenger to even get here, so parking would be a moot point. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Located deep into Terminal B towards Gate 40 and beyond, within the Jersey By The Shore Food Hall, it was a rectangular floorplan with several communal wooden tables/chairs throughout the middle, several chairs along a bar that faced the walkway for people watching, and one main order counter https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=fqT7XC_HvLTn9LkOyptV6Q once you entered. A clean modern look with little to no decorations. Plenty of natural lighting entered through the large airport windows while plenty of recessed, hanging, and soul-sucking fluorescent electric ceiling lights filled in the rest from inside and the passenger walkway. I couldn't recall any TVs nor any background music, but there was more than enough chatter all around. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=lcSWkxC4zraJRorTqf3x5w ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Little Tony's Pizzeria satisfied my needs among the several offerings in this part of Terminal B and was surprised by the value of surprisingly good food at a reasonable price. With a limited tight menu (i.e. six pizzas, four strombolis, two sides, and a small selection of beer, liquor, and wines). The service was straightforward which worked for me. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $12.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Date: Saturday, May 10th, 2025 Time: around 5:30pm Meal: Dinner *Pizza Jersey Devil ($6.99) We were waiting for our flight and I was hungry. This was close to our Alaska gate and in a spot with a bar and a few other food stalls. I really wanted some carbs, so decided to get the slice above. I believe it had pepperoni and jalapenos - two of my favorite toppings. The slice was fine. Tasted like a reheated slice of pizza. The crust was a little tough, but fulfilled my carb craving. If you are close by and want some pizza, Tony's is A-OK. REVIEW #3779

Solid in a pinch. I had a family friend who used to have greasy hair at the annual Halloween party and always went first in apple bobbing. The pepperoni here had similar levels of grease but with a quick napkin this became manageable. This is clear airport pizza quality, don't expect much and wouldn't call super yummy but filled the tummy.

It's wasn't good, but it did the job. I stopped by to grab a slice last month after my flight back from Puerto Rico with my gf. It's waaay overpriced even for being inside of an airport, $6.40 for a cheese slice and $3.49 for a garlic knot? GTFOH! Like most places at the airport everyone looked mad or pissed off who were working. There isn't a lot of seating so people stand around waiting for you to finish. Would I come back? Nope! *Not recommended

3.5 We knew it was going to be a long flight so we decided to pick up some food. There weren't too many options at the area we were at so we decided to try this place again. When it comes to service unfortunately I honestly felt a vibe of not feeling welcome and no one really looks happy to serve you. The pizza was ok same as the vibe I felt. If you are desperately hungry go ahead and soothe your hunger pangs. Otherwise you might want to look elsewhere.

Looking for pizza at an airport is always a though thing. Concourse B, in the 40's has a limited selection of food. Little Tony's stuck out. New restaurant, still looks new. Tried a Pepperoni Pizza and it was the worst thing I've ever tasted. It was a piece of bread with cheese and a few sprinkles of pepperoni. The lack of flavor in any of it. Don't waste your money or calories. It's a shared space, so won't grade the atmosphere against them.

Less than average and overpriced pizza slices. I'm pretty sure the guy charged me for garlic knots without me ordering them which I didn't realize until my wife checked the receipt.

I had this place for lunch today when waiting for my flight. Food had very minimal flavor to no flavor. I had garlic knots with the food they weren't too cold but they weren't too warm either taste wasn't terrible. Marinara sauce was cold with the food. The staff weren't that rude or not rude at all. It was an airport so you can kind of expect it to be this way. I had to pay $27 for all the food each slice was $6 i had 2 slices I got 2 garlic knots for $3 each and I got a fairlife chocolate milk for $4 which all added up to $27 which is a total ripoff Food was 3/10 if you want warm food get something like McDonald's or Wendy's at the airport or a firehouse sub

$17 (plus 3% employee benefits fee plus tax) for a little wrap. Absolutely ridiculous.

Ordered a slice of NY cheese, and this is the crap that I got. Tony is definitely not from NY, because this was an awful pizza not anywhere near the types of slices you get here. Sad to end my trip on this low note

Absolutely nothing wrong with this place or it's pizza, especially when you consider the fact they are in an airport terminal. The people who work there are pleasant and they work fast. You can't ask for a lot more as we are all in a hurry, hungry, did not come to an airport to 'dine' and are cranky with 'tudes' of our own from either late arriving fights or departures that are delayed. Did I say this place is in an airport terminal?! For those who complain, relax. They are doing the best they can and the pizza is "not" bad. Just may not be like you would and should expect from a pizzeria that's NOT IN AN AIRPORT. Keep up the good work, Little Tony. I'm nourished as I now walk over to board my flight.

I know working in the airport is hard but outside of the bad attitude that was given to me... there are no drink carriers and no trays for your pizza. They threw my pizza in a bag and got oil all over the bag. Very bad service.

A pizza spot that's located in the Newark airport. Before going into my flight I wanted a bite to eat, and ended up getting a pie. The pizza was ok, def had to buy food before my long flight to fuel up.

The pepperoni slice tasted like Costco pizza. At 3x the price. If that interests you, have at it. Otherwise, try somewhere else.

Man this place has the worst service ever. I told the lady that i am allergic to pork, and made special requests to not use the same pizza scoop due to potential cross contamination, she gave me a shit ton of attitude and scolded me for holding up the line. Her actual response was, why are u eating pizza if you're allergic. Wow this response was extremely disappointing, does this company even train their employees on customer service? Ended up being pressured to order fast, since she kept saying i was holding up the line. But didn't see her use a different pizza scooper. My epi pen was shipped with my luggage, and i didn't feel like dying today, so i just tossed the pizza in the garbage can. Please please respect peoples allergies, as no-one wished for any of this. Anaphylaxis is extremely serious, and all workers in the food industry should be educated about it. I wasted 20 dollars today, but seems like i saved myself a $5000 dollar ambulance ride. Thank you Little Tonys for saving me money.

This place is inside the airport, Terminal B to be exact. Small and usually packed but the line moves fast and you get your food even quicker. $6.50 for a slice of pepperoni pizza. When you're hungry and need something quick, this gets the job done. They also have fountain drinks which is rare for airport restaurants (no refills though). Pizza is alright, definitely nothing out of this world but like I said, it gets the job done when you're in a pinch.

Just don't do it! The pizza tastes like freezer burn. I never knew you could mess up pizza this badly, it's a horrible taste, cardboard crust, I dumped my pizza. Don't torture your tastebuds, they will hate you for the rest of their life.

So good and fresh. AND THE LINE MOVES FAST. Perfect meal to top off before leaving for our flight back home.

We stopped and said "pizza sounds good". We go over and order 2 fettuccine pizzas and 1 cheese. We sit down to eat. I ate the fettuccine and it was fine, on the other hand - my sisters was rock solid. no . Literally. It was rocks on my pizza. It chipped her tooth. Jk! The chicken was just hard as freakin rocks!!!!!!!! Not epic! they gave her the dried out piece. I had to take matters in two my own hands. I asked nicely to give us a new slice of pizza. Register lady said no. So I threw the hard chicken at her and said "guess what I thru" she said "pebbles" I said "no! your chicken" They called the police ans i ran. HATE THIS PLACE. Do NOT go if you have a loved sibling.

Mediocre pizza with stuff that is doing the "quiet quitting" thing. Today, they shut down at 7:38pm with a ton of customers waiting because they didn't want to make anymore pizza though their hours are posted as being open til 8pm.