Nina & Rafi

Nina & Ravi Italian Eatery is a hidden gem in The Beltline, offering authentic Italian flavors that will transport you straight to Italy. The pizza, made fresh to order, is a true standout, with a perfect balance of crispy crust and rich toppings like pepperoni, sausage, and fresh vegetables. The rustic wings are a must-try, cooked to perfection and bursting with mouthwatering flavors. What's more, the bartender doubled as our server and crafted custom mocktails that were absolutely delightful. We highly recommend Nina & Ravi for its delicious food, exceptional service, and cozy atmosphere. Located in The Beltline, it provides a beautiful setting for a memorable dining experience. A definite must-visit!

We had an amazing afternoon at the bar with friends, Chris, our bartender, made us enjoyable watermelon cocktail with Red Bull that gave us the pick up we needed to keep going. We snacked on a margarita, pizza, cheesy bread and their meatball appetizer; both were very delicious. The next time you’re near the beltline, you definitely should stop in and have a seat at the bar when Chris is working.

i'm still confused at how you can make a gluten-free, thick detroit-style pizza taste that good?!? even our server was like "yeah idk how they make it, but it's good." i spent the entirety of the meal just wondering "how is pizza this delicious even possible?" better than antico's?? maybe. look, it's different than getting a traditional italian pie, and sometimes, different is really what i want! and you can't beat the location here. immediate access to everything on the beltline, which is perfect in case you do slam back a ton of carbs and need to walk it off afterwards! i probably wouldn't recommend eating one of these by yourself though. the 10-inch detroit-style seems to be just perfect for two to enjoy! definitely keeping this in my "best of the beltline" list!

I lost myself when I arrived close to the area. I guess google maps had me park before I went downstairs to the restaurant, anyway. As for the pizza: Probably some kind of pizza I’ve never had. I was excited because, my crust was crunchy and I think it was cheese too. Crunchy cheese? Idk what’s better. There’s really nothing better than eating a whole slice from top to bottom. The speakeasy looking restaurant brought a chill ambiance. It looked like I went to a different state or country: very edgy place to take your date too. Industrial looking place. Drinks were also good. Had a chocolate mescal, it was smokey and smooth. The ranch was thick and loved it. Could have been their own recipe. A little chunky not as wet.

Great spot to grab a pie to share. The Detroit style pizza was crunchy and airy. The meatballs were yummy with the homemade sauce. We added the mozzarella on top and it was a great addition. We sat on the patio out front and it was busy. There was only one server for the whole patio and you could tell it was hard for him. Took a little while for him to come and take our order, but that's not his fault. Disappointed that we couldn't try their version of an arancini or their goat cheese appetizer due to them running out of some food at 1:00 in the afternoon. I would like to come again to try more of their food, and would recommend their Detroit style pie to eat.