Nomad Pizza - Princeton, NJ - Reviews, Menu, and More

Well I have to say strongly recommend you go to the farm market instead of their store. We had the pizza at the farm market when they had booth there. It's so delicious and staff was very friendly. Then we tried their restaurant and felt they are totally different. Don't know why.

Service was great. The restaurant was flooded with children the night we went (seemed like some PTA night out or something) and so naturally, the restaurant was louder than I'd think is normal. We asked our server to move us to another table that was farther from the children and he nicely helped us with the request. We order 2 pizzas, the Guanciale and the Hot Soppressata. We enjoyed both but liked the Hot Soppressata a bit more. The tomato sauce is light and the spice from the meat is a perfect cut/pairing with the light sauce. We also loved the sweet fig jam on the Guanciale and thought it was great with the salty mozzarella. The dough is sooo fluffy and perfectly bouncy. Would definitely love to come back the next time I'm in Princeton again!

This is really good place for pizza. We got their sweet and spicy and it was so good. The flavors work so well. The magherita was also very good. Our waitress was nice and we were served quick with our pizzas. The patio looked really nice for a warmer day, though they did have heaters around.

We, a group of about 15 people, went there for a friend's birthday in March, 2024. Parking is plentiful and we had a reservation---so we did not have to wait. We ordered several pizzas. The ambiance is good and the service is nice. The menu is fascinating and their pizzas are somewhat unique. Some of us are vegetarians and they had plenty of vegetarian options. They have gluten-free options though we did not order any such. We liked the taste of the pizzas that we ordered. Kids were very happy. Would happily go there again.

Haters wake up and choose violence, I wake up and choose pizza. Nomad is some of the best you'll find.

This was a fun, casual spot for pizza. The pizza was great, but the music was so loud that my friend and I had to shout to talk to each other. Overall, I'd recommend!

Great atmosphere and service. Parking can be a little frustrating since it's a strip mall with a supermarket and popular bakery nearby. Good size on the inside but gets busy fast. It was packed for a Thursday. Pricy. Pizzas range $19-$22 and wines were $30+ for the bottle. Everything was good. Bruschetta was a small portion. The arugula salad was great. The margherita was good but pretty plain. It didn't have enough basil on it and even though the crust was burned, the bottom was floppy. The seasonal spicy peach pizza was my favorite - it was super unusual. The jalapeños, peaches and arugula all went well together. The Tartufo is good but it's an acquired taste and barely pizza. No red sauce. The egg is unusual. The truffle is balanced and not overpowering. My favorite was the Calabrian spicy one. Bathroom is small and clean. Chairs are all metal but mismatched designs and sizes which is frustrating. My purse kept falling off my chair so I hung it on my friends. My friend mentioned how his chair was really small and uncomfortable.