Wise Guys Deli Pizza - West Warwick — Restaurant in West Warwick

I’m very disappointed in this place. You would think that an East Coast NY-style deli would be good but this place (in the words of Joey Tribbiani) is abysmal. We called in our order and my friend picked it up.

I ordered a meatball sandwich. It was very dry and the meatball meat was made of over processed “meat” that didn’t taste like beef or pork or turkey or whatever. It was probably pre-made somewhere else and some time ago. 🤢

I ordered a cup of clam chowder soup but instead was given chicken noodle soup, with no explanation. The soup was bland and only had little bits of chicken and pasta, no veggies.

I ordered a slice of NY style plain cheesecake. With the two previous food let-downs, I joked to my friends (as I was opening the bag the dessert was in), “hey y’all watch, this cheesecake is probably from Costco!” I opened it and was presented with the lamest iteration of a cheesecake, not worthy of its name. It didn’t have the baked edges of a real cheesecake where the crust turn firm and golden brown. Instead, it looked like one of those no-bake cheesecake mixes from the grocery store.

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The names of their dishes were clever. I think they’ve spent more energy on coming up with those catchy names than making sure their food is good.

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Got a x-large "The Godmother" pizza and a "38 special" sandwich. The pizza was, quite frankly, one of the worst I've ever had. Lacking in flavor, overly greasy, and overall disappointing. It more closely resembled the taste of a grilled cheese with tomato than a pizza. I am, however, going to give the benefit of the doubt here and say maybe this was just not the pizza for me. I will try some of their other pizzas in the future and see if I like them better. With that being said though, there are a lot of great pizza places in close proximity, so competition is harsh in this area. As for the sandwich, the burger patties were overcooked and dry, which really soiled the flavor of the sandwich. The rest of the meat and the onions were good, and the bread seemed typical. Nothing extraordinary. Again, I felt the sandwich, similar to the pizza, just didn't hit the mark I was looking for. I was pretty disappointed, but I am going to give them another shot at some point and try some of their different food. I see all these other great reviews, so I tend to think I maybe just ordered on a bad night or picked the wrong food items for my personal taste. With that all being said, service was quick and professional. I will give them another try and update my review if my...

Wise Guys Deli is an exceptional place to grab a delicious sandwich. From the moment you step inside, the cozy and inviting atmosphere immediately sets the tone for a satisfying meal. The staff is always friendly and eager to help you choose from their extensive menu of classic and innovative sandwich options. One of the things that sets Wise Guys Deli apart from other sandwich shops is the quality of their ingredients. Everything is fresh, and you can taste the difference in each bite. Whether you're in the mood for a classic pastrami on rye, a mouthwatering Italian sub, or one of their unique creations like the "Wise Guy" (turkey, ham, Swiss cheese, cans Italian dressing), you won't be disappointed. What's more, the portions are generous, so you definitely won't leave hungry. The prices are reasonable, too, especially considering the quality of the food and the friendly service you'll receive. Plus, they offer vegetarian and gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions. Overall, I highly recommend Wise Guys Deli to anyone looking for a delicious and satisfying sandwich. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the ingredients are fresh and top-notch, and the staff is friendly and attentive. It's a gem of a spot that's definitely...