Jimmy's House Of Pizza - Quincy

The first time I dined at this restaurant, I couldn't help but ask the server how they were able to make their mozzarella sticks so fresh and delicious, just like in the marketing picture. The secret, he told me, is using fresh oil. Everything we ordered, from the chicken fingers to the pizza, tasted fresh and flavorful. We knew we had to come back again. I usually cook organic pizza from scratch at home, but their New York thin crust pizza was just as tasty. Even though my camera was broken, I tried to capture the moment with a picture of the 7 children, not including those with their parents like mine. As a former food tester with a child who has Asperger's and sensory issues, I don't write reviews unless the food is truly worth it. It's hard for me to trust restaurants with my colitis and organic food preferences, but this place exceeded my expectations. The hamburger was juicy and delicious, unlike other shops around here. Despite arriving after closing time, they still served us their delicious pizza with Marinara sauce. Jimmy and Athens Pizza in Weymouth are now the only places I plan on going. The children's menu is only $7, but the quality is just as good as the adult menu. (The food is not really French, despite the name.)

This restaurant is delicious. I just wish there were better pictures before we started eating. I had a steak and cheese sub, a cheeseburger sub, and a chicken bacon ranch sub with a side of onion rings and fries. The homemade onion rings and spicy flavors really stood out. I highly recommend this place and can't wait to try the pizza next time.