Nia’s Ristorante

Was there twice! The first time I went with my kids and I placed my order and sat down. Waitress came over a couple times but I felt as if she was uncomfortable waiting on us. Second time I went I ordered to go. The lady who took my order was also the lady who was making the pizza. She handle our dirty money touched the dirty register keys and never washed her hands, and continued to stretch the pizza dough. I was disturbed! I haven’t been there since…

I’d urge some of the previous reviewers to give this place another chance as it appears to be under new management.
I’ve had pizza from here twice now and it was very good both times. Great sauce and crust and I didn’t get my pizza overdone — a pet peeve of mine. I can’t comment on the sandwiches as I haven’t had any yet.
Good service from what I could tell.

Today was the second time I’ve been here, but both times were fantastic
I saw a lot of complaints, which was surprising. The hostess/​waitress was super friendly, offered menus and drinks right away. Also very accommodating as far as splitting a pizza into two specialty kinds. I know a lot of places who wouldn’t offer a split specialty pizza so I was happy they were able to do it with no issue.
Pizza was seriously fantastic. Got the buffalo chicken and chicken bacon ranch. Honestly thought I had died and went to heaven with the buffalo pizza. Literally no complaints on the food.
I realize the place is small and a little drab, but maybe the owners read the previous comments on here and changed a few things because the only problem I had was that they only had plastic utensils which made it difficult to cut my pizza.
Will be going there again!

I’ve only eaten here a few times and only had the pizza. Their thin crust pizza is pretty good but it is hit or miss whether the person making the pizzas will get it right. Their regular pizzas are just average, grease-​covered pizza.

Meh. Canned everything I believe. (mushrooms, sauce, doughs probably bought as well)

Oddly… I gave this place a second chance. Yes, it was a rather rushed event or I never would have considered it.
Again, there she was. Brushing her hair all over the display pizza. Cracking her gum and ignoring me. This time I ordered sandwiches. A trainee did business with me. Poor kid looked scared out of her mind, but she did okay.
I paid. Took the sandwiches home and dumped them in the garbage.
Lesson is learned. Cool cars mean nothing if you can’t even follow a basic heath rule.
Oley is a village. We expect friendly, clean places to eat. We expect nice people to deliver this request. Greg is right. This is not a place for Oley.

Nia’s is at least the 4^th business to occupy this strip mall space since I moved to the area 20 years ago. If today represented their best, then I’ll most likely see a 5^th in there before too long.
Took my friend to lunch there today. It was our first time there since «Nia» took over. I was happy to see nice new tables and decorating that makes the place look classier than it used to. I’m starting to think… maybe this could be my new lunch place.
But…
Why does it take over 5 minutes just to get a menu? We’re the only customers in the place. The owner (I assume) is at the counter going over ordering information with a rep. She sees us sit down then ignores us for a full five minutes while she talks with her rep, and then another woman (employee?).
Now I’m sure that’s important, but if you’re in the restaurant business, customers are ultimately way more important. It just takes 20 seconds to hand out a couple of menus. Is that too much to ask?
When she finally arrives, she slaps down the menus and asks «What do you want to drink?» Not in a rude way, but what ever happened to «welcome» or «hi» or «sorry I ignored you» or anything even vaguely social?
It’s fully 15 minutes before we get served our drinks. If it was busy, I can understand, but we’re still the only customers in the place.
Luckily we had lots to talk about, so it’s not the end of the world.
Sandwiches arrive. Not bad, but the bread seems old and stale. My lunch partner arrives at the same conclusion independently. I will say the French Fries were very good. Made from real potatoes with skins, that’s how I like them.
My office is nearby and I need a place to eat every day. Frankly I wouldn’t mind finding a new place. Doesn’t look like it’s gonna to be here. With so many local pizza and sandwich shops, I’ll go somewhere where they at least pretend to appreciate my business. For my money, Bella Italia or Mazolla’s are better choices.