Nauti Dolphin

Nestled into the south side Fairfield train station, Nauti is an unassuming classic pizza joint with big time flavor and one helluva great calzone. There’s only three seats at the counter, so you’re probably gonna get it to go. But, if you get the chance, take a seat at the counter, and dine in. Because if you do, you will get a chance to meet one of the finest and most friendly groups of owners and employees. If I were to attend a Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Ernie Banks, I’d hold up a sign that says, “America Loves the Nauti Dolphin!”

I didn’t quite know what to expect walking into Nauti Dolphin, but after my visit I can confidently say it holds its own–if not surpasses–some of the top pizza spots out there. People were saying it was underrated and they’re right. This is right up there with my fav the one and only Modern Apizza.

Out of towner visitor. Just came here to say that the staff were SO nice and welcoming, the pizza could have been just “okay” and I still would have been fine with it. Luckily, the pizza was also high quality. Thanks for being such a kind establishment. Put me in a nice mood for a beautiful Saturday afternoon!

Since age 14, I have been getting pizza from nauti Dolphin. It's one of the best pizzas you will get in fairfield County. I highly recommend getting a single slice if you're jumping on the train or just want a slice for lunch. Price has gone up a little, but it's still worth it. It's a dive on the atmospheric look but a Dimond in the rough.

The pizza was made fresh-to-order and it was delicious. The store is really small - they only have 3 seats right next to each other - so I highly recommend getting take-out.

Loved the pizza! You can just tell it's made with quality ingredients. The sauce was delicious! So much fun sitting at the bar top and chatting with Scott and the guys. Thx! 😊

I usually love Nauti Dolphin, but the other day I ordered the Black Pearl. Normally, it's loaded with shrimp, scallops and clams. There was less than half the usual amount, and I didn't see any scallops. It's an expensive pie, for good reason, if you get what's advertised. The flavor was fine. Half the seafood should equal half the price.

The pizza is great here. But they don't have space for eating there. It's better to order to go. It's on the site of Fairfield railroad station in New Haven direction.