Pizza Roma

The pizza was really good. We went late night looking for pizza hut and came across this place instead. The flavor was really good! Service and price is really good also.

The price is great and it has that neighborhood pizza shop feel. It’s clean as well.
The people are good, not great. Helpful when they need to be, mostly friendly. They just don’t stand out as amazing or anything.
They recently changed their menu and I can say that the only thing worth getting is the Pizza, which is excellent. Seriously good Pizza that doesn’t go cheap on the toppings, is very flavorful, and is piping hot. I am a regular here just for the pizza. They also have a good 2 slice and a drink deal for around $ 5.
The rest of the food is sub-​par, particularly the pasta. Their baked ziti is the worst I’ve ever had and I’ll never get it again. They should scale down their menu and offer more pizza options… it would serve them well.
Also, this is a pet peeve of mine.. . they have a TV in the place and show the wrong thing all the time. I’ve been in during Monday football and they’ve had re-​runs on, I’ve been in during a Pirates game and they have ESPN on. It makes no sense.
All in all, it’s a pretty good place to stop if you want good pizza. You won’t be disappointed. Not so good for anything else.

There are so many pizza places and not enough time to try them all!!!
So it was my coworkers turn to pick our Friday lunch takeout, and if I usually pick Asian, he usually picks pizza. Pizza Roma was his weapon of choice this week. They have a nice wide selection on the menu: wings, salads, pizza, calzones, pasta, hoagies/​wedgies, and a couple of desserts. Their pizza is usually served with a crust hard on the outside, soft on the inside (mmm-​mmm!!!). On this occasion I got a Greek salad, however. Honestly, it was nothing spectacular. Black olives, feta cheese, 2 pickled peppers, and dressing on lettuce. I had asked for them to leave the peppers off of the salad, but ended up with the little buggers anyway. Well my coworker didn’t let them go to waste. He ordered a calzone, which is an individual size and not large enough to share… unless you eat like a mouse (nibble nibble).
Delivery time was average for the area (around 40 minutes) and the food is fresh tasting. Overall, average is what I’d rate Pizza Roma.