Just go there! The pizza is definitely one of the better pies in the valley I've tried. Easy to online order or dine in. Same staff every time I go in, and are very cool. Antipasto salad is really good too! Price overall is a bit high, BUT the portion size more than makes up for that!

Super nice staff and paid attention to our requests. Food was good and fresh. Cauliflower crust pepperoni pizza 8/10 Antipasto salad (no garbonzo, no artichoke) 8.5/19 Chicken wings (baked) 7/10 Ricotta Lemonchelo cheesecake 6/10 Ranch 9/10 Italian dressing 9/10

We got our order delivered while on vacation The entire order was correct, loved the dough and crust , pizza was delicious. We also ordered the wings and they are lightly fried so when you bite in you get a proper crunch... fully cooked and easy to eat.. they came with hot wing sauce on the side which was nice for the kids who didn't want the chicken spicy and have the adults more sauce to use. Will order again.

Spring Break calls for Pizzeria Bambinos. We absolutely love coming here when we're in town. It's a must! Like always, it didn't disappoint. We had 1/2 bbq chicken pizza and 1/2 tropical Hawaiian pizza. We ordered fettuccine Alfredo and their wings. One happy family, can't wait to return. My boys love Bambino's!

We had a very good medium pepperoni and mushroom pizza - I could only eat 2 slices and my friend ate one so there was plenty to take home for both of us, wonderful taste and a good small salad - we bought 2 salads but could have shared 1 - which we will do next time also, everyone was friendly! Atmosphere was very soothing but joyful and music was just right not too loud.

I had the Armando's Special lunch combo: a massive, 12" long Torpedo Roll Turkey Mozzarella, Chipotle, large drink and the freshest Potato Salad I've ever had. All this for UNDER $15! Where can you find a complete lunch for under $20, these days? The service was excellent and I intend to try their Pizza real soon. This place should be packed, but it was barely busy. I urge you to try this place.

Called in an order for delivery. The delivery charge is currently only $3.00, which is a pretty darn good deal, IMO. The person answering the phone and taking the order was courteous, as was the driver who delivered the order. Unfortunately, it took a little over an hour to receive the order, and the driver had difficulty finding our address. FOOD: Started with a Classic Caesar Salad ($12.75) which was topped with grated Parmesan cheese and croutons, along with two sides of dressing. This was enough for 3 adults, maybe 4 with much smaller portions. Next, a Works Pizza (Large 14"/$26.95), minus the onions, which was tasty. We did miss receiving red pepper flakes and/or Parmesan cheese. Even with a few minor glitches, I'd still recommend them for your basic Italian food cravings.

Parking: This location shares parking with nearby stores, however it appears many of the stores are out of business making parking plentiful. 4 stars. Staff: When walking in I was greeted by a polite guy who asked how he could help, I informed I needed to pickup my takeout. While one of his colleagues was getting my pizza, he entertained me with conversation and advice on where to see the fireworks. Fun conversation and good customer service. 5 stars. Food: Pizza was cooked well. Crust was a little thin for my liking and the sauce was not quite as sweet as I prefer. However, it was best in the valley that I've had so far. 4 stars. Ambiance: This location has indoor seating, looks like a good place for a date, dinner with friends or family. Noise level was low. Casual atmosphere. 4 stars Conclusion: My search for the best pizza in the valley continues until I try them all, this place was good though and I would recommend them to anyone. (4+5+4+4)/4= 4.25 stars