Supino Pizzeria Eastern Market

Josie Smolka a month ago

Cozy, minimalist pizza resto, inviting, friendly, casual ambiance. Speedy service, delicious food. I grabbed a slice of pizza, I plan on visiting again to try more food items. Easy access from street. Must visit!! From Supino Pizzeria's website: "We use local and organic products whenever possible, some of our purveyors include: Coriander Farm, Fisheye Farm, Keep Growing Detroit, Rising Pheasant, and Garden Fort. The meat for our meatballs, house sausage, and pork are from Cherry Capital Foods who source solely from Michigan based farms using pasture raised methods." My slice of pizza was delicious, perfect serving with fresh ingredients. You can order by the slice or whole pizzas.

Simone Hughes 2 months ago

Supino Pizza is always very delicious. Pies are always served hot and loaded with a unique blend of fresh toppings. The special slices are a great way to try them out. The special slice might sound and look odd on paper, but just try it, you will be surprised at how amazing it tastes. They really know Pizza. Supino Pizzeria knows how to put together unusual ingredients to make a superb and delectable pizza.

Chris Freeman 3 months ago

When we arrived there It was dinner time and the dining room and bar were packed. We were only looking to pick up a couple of slices of New York style pizza, and we’re not disappointed. Despite how busy it was, we had a minimal wait, And the food was as described…. Definitely New York style pizza. Super thin, super foldable, and a nicely cooked undercarriage. I would definitely recommend this place to anybody looking for a New York style pizza.

Bill Lin 3 months ago

Supino Pizzeria is definitely worth spending sometime here if you're at the Eastern Market. The food is amazing, ordered Rucola Salad and Smokey/San Gennaro half/half 🍕 pizza, both flavors were DELICIOUS 😋, Smokey gives you the light smokey ham taste, and the roasted garlic 🧄 perfectly consolidates all the toppings into one. As to the half of San Gannaro, the fusion of grilled red peppers, onions, and homemade Italian sausage, with sprinkles of chili flakes, I'll say this is one of the best slice of pizza I've ever enjoyed. Last but not the least, the vibe here is what you're looking for, upon finishing your grocery shopping at Eastern Market, the location of the crossroads here at Supino gives you the view of people running on the streets, like watching the documentary, you'll love it

Jari van Dongen 3 months ago

Supino sits inside Eastern Market, one of Detroit's most beloved neighborhoods, and the checkerboard floor and cozy, compact space give it a kind of old-school pizza shop charm that fits right in. It's thin crust, more in the Roman style than New York or Detroit-style square pies, and the simplicity of it is part of the appeal. The signature Supino pie is the one to get on a first visit, roasted garlic, black olives, a good amount of creamy ricotta, mozzarella, and a drizzle of chili oil over the top that ties everything together. The crust held up well, crisp at the edges with a little chew toward the middle, and didn't fall apart under all the toppings the way some thin crusts do. We also got a straightforward pepperoni pie just to compare, and it was simple but well made, good quality ingredients doing the heavy lifting rather than anything overly elaborate. Seating is mostly open and communal, so you end up chatting with whoever's nearby while you wait for your pie, which adds a nice neighborhood feel to the whole thing. Lines can form quickly, especially around lunch or before nearby concerts and events, but it moves steadily and the wait tends to feel shorter than it actually