Italian Touch

The group stopped by on our way to a mens retreat in verona Va. it was worth every penny very good food it was fresh and very reasonable

Have been here numerous times since moving here. I’ve had nothing but good luck with my food choices. Staff is friendly and fast. Pizza and wings are my favorite right now.

Excellent food, fast service, good prices, friendly service. The subs are stuffed with fresh ingredients. Salads are definitely fulfilling and fresh. The hoagies are amazing! Pizzas are always good and there is a variety to choose from. They offer lunch and dinner specials as well. Italian touch is family friendly as well as the perfect place for meeting friends or just grabbing a meal to go. They offer local delivery and to go service. I’ve been eating here for years and have never been disappointed.

While staying at Bryce — we got some food to go — I had a Steak and Cheese sub with mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, and banana peppers. We also ordered a couple of pizzas — one cheese pizza and one with pepperoni, italian sausage, onions, black olives, green bell peppers, mushrooms, and banana peppers.
Both the sub and the pizza were pretty good. We had to re-​heat both as the food had cooled off during the drive from Mount Jackson to Bryce.
My friends tell me that while they don’t deliver to Bryce/​Basye — allegedly there is some spot where they will meet you half way. Have not tried this yet…
Next time will have to eat in and experience Italian Touch that way!

We grabbed a pizza to go and it was fantastic! I noticed another Unilocaler mentioned their order was a little greasy. Ours wasn’t. It did have some residual oil from the baking pan on the bottom of the crust, but it was only noticeable on the inside of the card board box. Couldn’t taste it at all.

We stopped here on a road trip. The service was quite quick. The place wasn’t busy, and we were seated right away.
In a weird déjà vu sort of way, I felt like I’d been here before. I haven’t, but this place doesn’t belong here in Virginia. It’s like they took a crappy upstate New York Italian joint, and transplanted it 500 miles south. Honestly, I can’t say whether this is a good thing or a bad thing… On one hand, every town in NY has a family-​owned pizza place. On the other hand, quality varies so widely.
I’d say this place was about average. I had a small piece of their pizza, which was very greasy. It was hand-​tossed, but it was unremarkable. We ordered canoli, which I’m sure were not homemade. I’m not a pastry connoisseur, but the canoli shells were stale.
Service was quick but crappy. I feel like the server was annoyed by us or she was just snobby or something. If you’re on the exit getting gas and you want some pizza, this place will make you one. If you’re from upstate NY, it might even be comforting… Otherwise, the Sheetz on the exit makes a good burrito for about the same price.