Nino's Pizza & Grille — Restaurant in Susquehanna Township

We went there about 1 year for pizza. It was good. We recently visited because we wanted something different. I ordered a buff chick cheese steak. I don't like their bread. It's different back home, much better. I got my food, we had to wait for my hubby's veal parm sandwich. When it was ready they made him a Veal meatball hoagie. ?? So confused but we told them to make a new one and make the right sandwich. FINALLY he got his sandwich after I was finished with half of mine. I kid you not. Halfway home I started to feel sick to my stomach. When I got home I was in the bathroom 3 times. When hubby hit the door, the same thing happened to him. We are now not fans of Tonino's, we won't go back. Worst feeling ever. We will stick to another favorite on Carlisle Pike in Mechanicsburg near the pretzel factory. ...

Probably the worst cheese pizza I’ve ever had. I have been wanting to try Tonino’s for awhile, and I stopped into today to get a large cheese pizza. I’ve always told myself that if a Pizzeria can make a good cheese pizza, it’s a pretty decent place. Got the pizza fresh from the oven, and took it home. The grease, good lord the grease. Overall, it was bad, just really bad. There were pools of grease that made some cheese practically slide off the pizza, the pizza was extremely salty, sauce was flavorless, and crust tasted like cardboard. I ate two pieces and then threw the rest of it out, kind of a shame and waste of $12. Maybe I’ll give them another try in the distant future, but there are too many good pizza places in Harrisburg before I waste...

This is my first visit, and unfortunately, I will not be back until the pandemic ends. First, let me say, the pizza is delicious- possibly the best I've ever had. I would love to come back, but the employees at this restaurant apparently do not take COIVD-19 precautions seriously.

Two employees weren't wearing masks (including the one preparing the food in the back). The cashier had on a mask but it didn't cover his nose. He went, taking orders, and ringing up different customers without sanitizing his hands or any payment equipment or the pen. The cashier would also box orders up and I saw him move the pizza into a box with his bare hands!! (No gloves, did not even sanitize them as far as I could see). I had to yell at him to not put his fingers...