Tommy’s closed in Providence.

Marvin opened citing Sally’s as their model, and stated plainly that they were doing New Haven style (see below).🤷🏼‍♂️

And I never forget about Pepe’s, but it’s a 20 minute drive to their place in Warwick if you hit traffic right.

https://www.rimonthly.com/pizza-marvin/

I've rented a car in Providence and dropped it off at Logan for like 45 dollars. Best way to get there at odd times of the day and not having to bother someone and ask for a ride.

Dude marvin is not new haven, jeffs is. The Sicilian is the pie to talk about at marvin. Also re detroit hotline is the move. And lets not forget we have a frank pepes in warwick.

It's what I grew up with. Depending on where OP is from, I actually had to hunt down Greek style pizza here compared to the much better options that exist.

Overrated for cheese, nice slice beats them by a mile. Also jesus fellini RUNS on cocaine, its wild

Tommy’s

Ya like what ya like, clearly there is a large market for this kind of pizza….but rarely are they cited as a destination pizza in food reviews like the OP asked for.

Pizza Marvin is solid but a wee bit fancy for my day to day pizza. Not My Daddy's right over the line in the bucket was my go to

Guy bad mouthing New England Greek style over here. Joking aside, and if you don't mind the drive, Zorbas in No. Pro is a home run for Greek style. Pretty much reminds me of the stuff I grew up with in the South Shore.

The only correct answer and anyone who downvotes is a coward

Not cheese pizza but the Big cheese's mozz bread is so freaking good. Their Greek salad + house dressing is also very good.

My vote is not technically in Providence, but pretty darn close if you’re on the East Side: Jeff’s in East Providence, (pretty much just over the Henderson bridge).

If it HAD to be in the city limits, it’s probably Roma on Atwells. That stuff is magic.

Then again, it depends what kind of pizza you like, Casertas is defacto Sicilian, Lost Valley is Neapolitan, Marvin is New Haven, Big Tony’s (near Pizza Coin) is legitimately NY Style, Sicilias is Chicago, Alforno is Providence grilled, Guy and his Pie is Detroit, etc…though you may really like New England Greek Style - which is most of them.

(The above list is not testimony that these spots are the best at their chosen style, just a rundown of styles).

Providence pizza places:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zYc7n5HfJVeGF2sZXU-IfItmUtri413GwilZSIEGJIU/edit

Who orders a cheese pizza lol

Edit: Downvote me all you want, that’s a 6 year old order

Nice Slice, Pizza Marvin, Pizza J, Anna’s Vesuviano

Tear it down. malls are obsolete

You can't be a true Rhode Islander, but your kids could.

You'll need some deep held beliefs about which pizza strip is best, (DePetrillos or fuck off)

"Know a guy" for at least a dozen different things (min of 7 "guys")

Violently firm positions on red vs white (it's white btw, red is fine if they're out of the good stuff), and know and appreciate a good clam cake.

There's more, I'm sure others will help out with this list

Boulevard Pizza by JWU Harborside. Might technically be Cranston, but the cheese pizza is bomb.

Fellini's

I’ve heard about this one!! An old man I work with told me I’m not a “true Rhode Islander” unless I go here, LOL!

Casertas

Pizza J

Second this

Antonio’s Sicilian 🤌

Nice Slice is dynamite 🧨