Rocco’s Pizza

Rocco’s has the best pizza in Ohio. Hands down.
I recently was heading over to a friends house to watch a football game. I used to live in the Falls so while I was on my way I called in an order for pickup.
I ordered my usual. A large meat pizza with onions and triple cheese. I showed up about 5min before the pizza was done. The owner realized that he had forgotten to put the onions on the pizza. I told him it wasn’t a big deal and he insisted I take a 2 liter of pop on the house for the mistake. It’s the 1^st time they ever got my order wrong. I’ve ordered from them a lot so I wasn’t upset. But it’s little gestures like this that keep people coming back.
I miss being able to get Rocco’s whenever I want. I wish they’d open up a shop here in Parma. Parma is known for their mom and pop pizza joints. Rocco’s would instantly jump to the top here.

Just moved into the area and hadn’t unpacked our kitchen yet, so we grabbed a pizza from here. It was seriously the most salty pizza I’ve ever had. So bizzare!

Love Rocco’s I am simple with the cheese pizza and my son enjoys the pepperoni great salads

Great tasting pizza. Crust crisp. Nice sauce and flavorful pepperoni and sausage.

Awesome pizza. Got a x-​large and it was tasty. Friendly staff who seem like great guys. Worth the stop.

I went to Rocco’s web site to see the menu and prices. The small lasagna was listed as $ 19.95, but when I picked it up, the guy said I owe $ 24.95. When I questioned him, he said their site hadn’t been updated «for a long time.» Seems the owners are not tech savvy, which is understandable. Still, I was disappointed and a bit miffed that the pizza guy still charged me the $ 24.95. The bottom line is that if you have a web site, you need to check it often to make sure the information is correct.
Oh, and the lasagna was really good. The small fed 6 people, with a piece left over.

Very plain, nothing special. Bought a pepperoni and a sausage. Selections are limited, for example I wanted some ricotta or buffalo mozz, not available. Boring!

Didn’t try their pizza but saw outside that they had a deal for fish and chips so I had to come in. They have crinkle fries which were delicious and crispy. I haven’t seen them for years so it was nice to see some places still supply them. The deal included some Cod and boy were they delicious! A combination of crispy and fluffy and the portion they give you was definitely enough for two people. I am so pleased and satisfied! The only thing that was my downfall for this place was it didn’t look busy and there were 3 workers and some of the tables were still dirty. Overall, food was good and I definitely want to try their pizza next time.

One good ass pizza. You know a pizza it’s good if just a plain cheese pizza makes you melt. It is definitely greasy but I think it’s necessary. Very cheesy. So good. Worth the price!

I’ve been eating pizza at Rocco’s since they opened the first one in the early 60’s on Portage Trail. I go to the one on Graham Rd now because it’s more convenient. If you’re worried about cholesterol, you may have problems because the sausage and pepperoni they use has fat in it, and will grease up your pizza. BUT the flavor comes from the fat, and that is what makes Rocco’s pizza so flavorful. The staff is always friendly and when I call in for a pickup, it’s always ready a couple of minutes ahead of time. It the best pizza place in the area bar none!

The best super greasy comfort pizza around, and a local restaurant to boot! They always have coupons, so be on the lookout for them in the mail. The pizza doesn’t quite heat up all that well in the microwave the next day, though. If you have a toaster oven, it’s fine.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn. I am picky with pizza.
can it be? good pizza in Ohio? yes, indeed. you can thank the waves of Italian immigrants who put roots down in northeast Ohio (one branch of my family included) for this.
my cousin recommended this place for us to grab lunch at, and I was certainly not let down. classic pizzeria menu (oh, dat dimly-​lit menu) with just the basics, no fancy-​shmancy insane toppings. some other options like sandwiches, wings, garlic knots, and salads on the menu too. prices seemed fair.
the white pizza totally hit the spot. olive oil, tomatoes, garlic, and onions. the veggies were fresh, the cheese was plentiful without being overbearing, and the dough was crisp without being too thin or too thick. interestingly, they cut it into a lot of smaller slices versus the usual 8. pretty good if you just need one more tiny piece to knock out the hunger!
I also sampled a bottle of their own brand of vanilla cream soda. nice and refreshing on a hot muggy day!
friendly staff and plenty of seating too. definitely worth it if in the area!

It’s good if you like greasy pizza.

This was my favorite pizza around Kent. It is exceptional, one of the best in the Cleveland/​Akron area. I am thinking about driving down from Cleveland to get some because I remember it being that good. My friend and I got lit up one day and had a pizza eating contest. I don’t remember who won it though.