(401) 751-6737
166 Wickenden St
Providence,
RI
02903
41.8194
-71.4001
Neighborhood: Fox Point
Price:
$
Last updated 8.18.11
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Lunch Spot, Late Night Dining, B.Y.O.B., Food Delivery
Cuisine:
Reviews & Ratings for Fellini Pizzeria
26 reviews
What users are saying:
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Watch Out New York!
by Maeri at Citysearch
I have been going to Fellini's Pizzeria ever since I was a toddler and frankly, it's a special treat because around me there are no pizza places worth going to. Now I am 13 and I have to say, I LOVE PIZZA. And I know for sure that there is nothing worse than bad quality pizza. Fellini's has unbelievable tasting sauce with oozing cheese on a delicious thin crust. Now, Rhode Island is not know for their spectacular pizza or anything, but if you haven't had Fellini's pizza, you have no business calling yourself a Rhode Islander!
- Pros: thin crust, unique setting, peaceful atmosphere
Pizza with and attitude:
by geofftapper at Citysearch
Great pizza, great topings & bad karma!
My wife loves it so being the good husband, I volunteer to make the "trek" from Pawtuxet Village to Wickenden St.. Fellini's can't make a delivery that "far away". She called at 4:00 for a pick up @ 5:30., and for the 3rd consecutive time upon my arrival I was told that my pizza would be out in a minute and that would be $25.00 please. I hesitantly gave the person at the counter the money and asked if it was really going to be right out, or would I have to wait 20 minutes as I did on my last visit. His reply was that was not nice, and I told him that nice had nothing to do with it, it was the truth and there was no harm ever stating the truth.
At that point the Blonde woman at the oven, who I assume was the manager, upon hearing our conversation instead of opting to reassure me that in fact my pizza would actually be right out called out in a polite but cocky manor to tell me that if I liked I could have my money back. I took that option, got in my car, called Steve's on Park Ave and by the time I got there my pizza was waiting for me. I paid my $12.00 and brought it home to my somewhat disapointed wife. I told her that I had made my last trip to Fellini's!
I have been in the food business all of my life, owning restaurants, manufacturing facilities as well as distribution and the secret to sucess in business is taking care of your customers. Wake up Fellini's, your crummy attitude will take it's toll.
The Steve's Pizza may not have a thin crust but it was a delicious traditonal pizza with a smile.
- Pros: Great Pizza
- Cons: Bad attitude
Better than chain pizza. Great BBQ chicken pizza. Has pros and cons.
by godsmacked at Citysearch
I recently tried Fellini's after hearing and reading such great reviews. Supposedly it's the best because it's like "NY Pizza" which I've never had except for Domino's(hate it) and Sbarro's in the mall which I like. I haven't been satisfied with "chain" pizza and was on the search for an awesome BBQ'd chicken pizza.
Pros: Great variety of pizza, Great toppings, Great balance of toppings..the sauce wasn't globbed on with a pathetic amount of cheese, the pepperoni even has some hotness and spicy-ness to it like it should have. BBQ'd sauce was great and shredded chicken was nice. Friendly and fast service, I ordered a "whole pie" and it was done within 15mins. The guy even came outside to get me when it was done.
Cons: The price! It's like $25 for a whole and $3-4 per slice. I didn't like the crust. It was tasteless, no spices or anything. It was paper thin, hard and crunchy. When you get to the end, it gets worse. Big block of thin, hard, crunchy crust. Some other review said it was "burnt"..but that's just how they make it. Kind of like a graham cracker..only harder! They make $25 look like a deal because the pizzas are so huge..of course they're huge, they flattened the dough to death! Other pizzas are smaller and the dough is raised instead of flat.
Can't say it's my "favorite". I'm now torn between this and Casertas. I'll probably go to Caserta's for my $8 basic pepperoni, cheese, bacon and olive pizza and want some dough to chew. And save Fellini's for when I want BBQ'd or Buffalo Chicken. I still think there has to be something better out here. Next I'll try that place in East Greenwich I keep hearing about.....
- Pros: Variety, Toppings, Fast and Friendly Service....
- Cons: Price. Paper thin graham cracker like crust only harder,
HORRIBLE DELIVERY
by djali77 at Citysearch
We have ordered delivery from this place 4 times now and every single time they have gotten the order wrong, brought the food cold or brought it over 2 hours late. If you're going to get food from this place, go there... otherwise, you may never see your food.
- Pros: delicious thin crust
- Cons: terrible delivery
Its GREAT!
by nailsbyicandy at Citysearch
The best Pizza we have tasted, the staff is welcoming! The place to be!!
Creative Variety of Pizza
by jlmzth at Citysearch
if an dwhen you are the area it would definately be to your benefit to stop in and grab a slice! The BBQ chic is fabulous and the spinachoke is great too. I reccomend all varities of this pizza actually. The staff is very friendly and the atmosphere is upbeat and fun. If your lucky enough to grab a seat in front of the window, its a great place to "people watch"
- Pros: great pizza, friendly staff, atmosphere
- Cons: parking
The best Pizza in Rhode Island! Hands down!
by mpurplegirl at Citysearch
Fellini's is unparalleled for the best gourmet pizza anywhere in Rhode Island......it has a funky atmosphere that is trendy and upbeat.....families as well as RISD/Brown U students and everyone inbetween will enjoy the friendly service and excellent food! In lovely weather, eating at the tables outside and soaking up Wickenden Street is the BEST!
- Pros: Fab Pizza, Great atmosphere, parking is easy...
- Cons: None.
This funky New York-style pizza joint crams in a college crowd way into the wee hours.
by Contributor at Citysearch
The Scene
Fellini is probably the only place in town that can mix a retro pinball machine, red-checkered vinyl tablecloths and multicolored waste receptacles and come up with a forgivable fashion statement. This place is tops with the college crowd, who appreciate the unconventional, laid-back interior and late night eats. Don't be shy about chatting with the friendly dough tossers.
The Food
Leave your thick-crust pizza allegiances at the door; the crispy whole-wheat thin crust will convert anyone. Try the pesto and plum tomato pie, then add some green with a side salad. Both are big enough to split with a pal. Need more carbs? Chow on sandwiches served on chewy, freshly baked focaccia bread heaped with savory toppings like eggplant and chicken parmigiana. Don't forget to leave some room for the sweet Fellini tiramisu.
Awesome
by dumps6060 at Citysearch
Just Awesome all around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friendly staff, quick with food.
Delicous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Pros: great, fun, delicous
poetic pizza...
by rigirl at Citysearch
when i was younger it used to be a coffee/poetry house and pizzeria. it was a cool bohemian place hang out on the most interesting wickenden street. now they don't have the poetry and coffee (probably because the coffee exchange across the street has the best coffee in the world and the best staff that cares about the people who pick the coffee beans), but their pizza still rocks my world. atmosphere not as great as it used to be, but still cool little providence place to hang. love it.
- Pros: ny style, good atmosphere, great location
- Cons: sometimes too greasy
pizza lover
by jimidesmom at Citysearch
Had gone to this eatery about 4 years ago and was
disappointed then.
read the new write-up in the pro-jo and decided to give it another try.
sorry I did!
paid $20.00 for a take out pizza, got home only to find it was totally burnt, thanks alot great pizza maker!
still searching for a good new york style pizza.
unsuccessfully!

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