Greco Roma Pizza & Grill

There are a lot of different places to get pizza in the Kenilworth area. Greco happens to be my favorite. In addition to the pizza, I’ve frequently ordered the chicken parm dinner and the chicken parm sandwich. I like the place. It’s small, the staff is friendly and the prices are ok.

Good good. Especially the chicken rolls. Cheap and fast. Love the sicilian slices as well.

I have been going here for years and have always liked the food. I have had regular pizza and veggie and both were good. Have also had chicken cutlet, cheesesteak and chicken cheesesteak sandwiches and wraps. All good and worth having again.

Sub par pizza, not worth going back. Can’t review the food, but pizza is definitely not their calling

I ordered the chicken parm dinner with garlic bread sticks.
The dinner smelled like vomit. Literally.
The breading on the chicken was soggy, and it looked like they took left over chicken fingers to make the meal. It wasn’t even a whole breast. The breadsticks were as hard as a pita chip. I took two bites and threw away the rest. It wasn’t even good enough for the dog.
I saw a guy walking out with pizza, and it looked pretty good, but I’ve never tried it.
I am usually not a restaurant basher, but this was just awful. I will not be returning to greco roma.

Recommended: Chicken Parm sub and the breadsticks (if they’re fresh!!)
This place is only a few blocks away from home, so it’s one of my usual sub spots. The portions are decent and the prices have stayed the same for years.
The specials (which have never changed!) are a good value. Sandwich/​burger, fries and drink for $ 5 – 7.
There are a few picnic tables outside if you want to enjoy the weather and 4 – 5 tables inside if you decide to eat-​in.
The two guys who run (own?) the place speak english but you wouldn’t know it by the way they answer the phone. Don’t be discouraged. Just be sure they repeat what you ordered!
NOTE: They don’t take CCs but there is an ATM that usually works.

Typical, but large menu of Neapolitan and Sicilian pizzas, whole or by the slice, plus calzones, al forno pastas, hot and cold subs, wraps, burgers, hot dogs, and salads.
The pizza looked pretty good, but, at a new place, I usually establish a baseline by ordering a standard, cold Italian sub. If they get this wrong, I don’t need to go any further.
I got a salami, capicola, and provolone sandwich on a hero roll with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and red wine vinaigrette. A half-​sandwich is 9″ long ($ 4.75). I was pleasantly surprised. The sandwich was very good, with plenty of thinly-​sliced cold cuts, crisp lettuce and onions, ripe tomatoes, and just enough dressing, all on a chewy, flavorful roll with a crispy crust. I will definitely come back here again.
Open 7 days, local delivery available. No credit cards, but prices are very reasonable. Catering available, with 6 foot and 3 foot subs a specialty.