Jordan's Too

Jordan’s Too sits quietly tucked away on Flax Hill Road in Norwalk, a spot where the hum of a busy day softens into the steady rhythm of a neighborhood favorite. This is a place that invites you to slow down long enough to appreciate the familiar warmth of an unpretentious local eatery, one where the scent of freshly baked pizzas and savory Greek dishes tangibly fills the air.

Stepping inside, you might notice the intimate, cozy layout that encourages takeout visits but also quietly welcomes those who stay for a quick bite. The pace here is steady and unhurried, a balance between the buzz of the kitchen and the easy flow of friendly conversations. You can’t help but sense that many of the diners have returned, drawn not only by the food but by the comforting atmosphere that feels unexpectedly like a second home.

The menu is a celebration of hearty, thoughtfully crafted Italian and Greek comfort fare, each dish layered with care and local flavor. A slice here is never just a slice—think of a large pie divided with a careful hand, half pepperoni meeting a half piled with meatballs that could satisfy even the most earnest cravings. The white pizzas carry a delicate olive oil base that feels like sunshine wrapped in every bite, while the more adventurous Jordan’s Special brings together a generous mosaic of toppings, a vibrant reflection of the kitchen’s commitment to both variety and tradition.

Beyond pizza, the Mediterranean influence shines through in dishes like tender veal cutlets and pork souvlaki, bringing a satisfying depth that feels homemade and sincere. For those moments when sharing is the goal, the appetizer combo plate becomes a lively centerpiece, an invitation to connect over plates filled with familiar favorites elevated by thoughtful preparation.

While seating is limited, many here appreciate the quick, attentive service that keeps the focus on the quality of what arrives at the table — whether it’s a piping hot order to enjoy at home or a simple, satisfying meal savored on site. This is a neighborhood spot where the food feels like a warm hello and time moves a little slower, making room for good company and genuine flavors to shine through.