I did enjoy my pizza you are the best. I love your pizza especially your pepperoni and sausage Pizza nice dressing very appetizing. Clean environment and service are very helpful even though the menu is right there lol. I will never pass up a chance to eat here

Old school pizzeria! Excellent value. (If you want a box for the to go order, that will be $1). Whatever it takes to keep the prices low! $16.75 for a large works with mushrooms. The pizza is very tasty and features a thin crust and plenty of toppings. The only negative was waiting about ten minutes more than when I was told it would be ready. Will be back for more when in Columbus.

Salad and 1/2 cheese-1/2 pepperoni. Rubinos is 70 years old and we go back to the 60's. The food, service is just as good 70 years ago. Thin crust pizza with extra cheese is not only nostalgic but an excellent pizza. The salad was a generous serving of lettuce pepper and olive. This place is a friendly neighborhood stop. Anyone who walks in is a "neighbor". Highly recommend.

Iconic thin crust pizza. MUCH BETTER to eat within ten minutes out of the old style ovens. So eat here or if you get, "To Go" order two larges and eat one before you get home and have to share.

Another birthday celebration here for our friend! The pizza was perfect Rubino's style and Service was great! This time we ordered extra sauce with onions and sausage. Very tasty Hubby enjoys the spaghetti and small salad. Their bread is always fresh and soft! Looking forward to going back to eat inside in October to celebrate my birthday!!

Pros: - Awesome staff - A variety of options - Thin, crispy dough - Delicious sauce and seasoning (we tried the Combo with Mushroom) - Reasonable prices ($21 for large pizza and large salad that could feed 3 people easily) -Supporting local (everyone knew names of regulars and their orders Cons: - Cash only - Dining room is tight (and on Saturday, no tables available around dinner time) - I wanted a little more cheese, but honestly it's a personal preference and not a criticism of the quality of the pizza My partner and I are looking forward to trying their other pizzas.

It's 1950s style mom & pop shop. They're old school so CA$H only! They even have a PacMan arcade game machine inside. The inside is set up like an old school diner. This pizza is so good! The lady that takes the orders is always so friendly. Sometimes there's two of them working together. They're so kind. It's best to dine-in if you don't live near by. Thin crust can get cold easily. They also offer pasta dishes & salad. They can be very busy so it's a good idea to call ahead.

Love this pizza places it's been around for years . It's a thin crust pizza with delicious toppings ! Family owned and it's been here forever !

Finally got down here, after driving past so many times and thinking "I need to try that." Inside, it is an old-school pizza place: mostly carryout, a few booths, nothing fancy. Very basic menu. Two sizes, limited toppings (the classics.) Two kinds of pasta. We ordered a large pepperoni, a small cheese for K, and a small sausage. Wait was reasonable. Pizza was ready when I got there. Super thin crust, great cheese, good sauce. The toppings were good- small pepperoni, and very thin slices of sausage, squared off. Never seen anything like that; tasty and works well on a thin pizza. Very good prices. Friendly service, though they were hopping. Downsides? Toppings were kinda sparse. Boxes are $1 extra, and I didn't know that till I went to the counter to pay. Hard to carry three pizzas in paper tents to the car. And the pizzas were cold by the time we got home. Spring for the boxes, mention them when you call. Not enough parking. But I went around the block and found a spot on the street. Some people were double parking, or blocking lanes. Don't do that. Maybe we'll dine in sometime, and try the pasta too. Or a sub, only available at lunch.

Fun experience trying it for the first time last night! You walk in and there are booths along the wall and some larger tables in the middle, surrounded by the familiar banquet hall chairs. Pizzas get made on the other side of the counter. Simple yet effective menu... pizzas, ravioli and spaghetti. Cans of soda are $1. Final checks are written by hand. Plenty of regulars in there... the staff greeted many by name. Had to try their famous pickle pie, along with their cheese. The meat ravioli came out piping hot fresh. It all was good! Total bill was $28.22 for 2 small pies, a meat ravioli dinner (includes an italian salad), 2 sodas and a bottle of water. Cash only. At the end of the day, I'm not a thin pizza / cracker crust gal, but if I was -- this would absolutely be the spot to get it. I just need more crust you know? But the ambiance here is worth experiencing in it of itself.