A throwback to red-sauce joints of old, from lasagna & scampi to brick-oven pizza, plus beer & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5666 S Windermere St, Littleton, CO 80120
Phone: (303) 798-4944
Website: http://www.romanospizzeria.com/
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Reviews
Bruschetta – very messy but flavorful. Baguette has a bit of an overcooked taste to it but was by the juices from the mozzarella and tomatoes. It’s a simple appetizer that never does me wrong. Got oils all over my hands and crumbled by the last half of the bite. I do think they are fairly priced though. For $7 you can get three of them.
Basil Chicken – it is okay. I think the chicken was a little too dry for me especially with how dry the dish is as a whole. I expected more sauce than it came with. I did enjoy the artichoke in there. There is no one strong flavor and the flavors that are there are a bit minimal to me. I felt like I was trying to chase down the flavor around my plate. Definitely won’t be getting this next time. Some of the chicken pieces were also slightly pink and others were cooked all the way through, which pink chicken is automatically off putting for me.
Free bread and salad – both are great for being complementary, it tastes like the Caesar dressing is house made and was pretty decent.
Friendly staff but service was a bit slow for how empty the place was. Never got a refill on my water or bread, was dying of thirst near the end. Took ages to get my check and my server disappeared completely for a while. Definitely don’t come if you are on even the slightest time crunch. It wasn’t a terrible experience but definitely killed my mood for the evening a bit at the end.
I also ordered a tiramisu togo but never got it and had to leave.
I would definitely come back and give them another shot with different menu items, the prices were fair and the environment was nice. Sadly, no military discount if you are curious about that.
The restaurant was busy when we arrived at 6:30 for dinner but had no problems getting a table on a Saturday night. A nice perk was they did seat us at a table even though our party of 4 was not complete, so we didn’t have to wait later.
Table service started quickly with drink orders, and upon being advised the entrees were a fairly large portion, opted not to order any starters. Another nice perk for a smaller family restaurant, with entrée, a dinner salad or soup was included. The salads were a nice portion, and all four salads were fresh and dressed, a good start to the meal. Served piping hot were our entrees of Eggplant Parm, Chicken Parm, Lasagna and Green Chili Ravioli. The only comment on the dishes was that the lasagna lacked the “gooey” cheese that some may like, but otherwise everything was great. We ended the meal with Chocolate cake and Cheesecake, which both were excellent.
Overall Romano’s was a great experience, with nicely timed service and we never felt rushed, which made a great night out with friends. The food is warm and comforting like a family restaurant should be, and we would return another time.
Tips for your visit: For a quieter dining experience, ask to be seated in the dining room through the kitchen (if it’s open).
The restaurant interior has a old-time look to it, but it works well.
The service was good (our server was very pleasant). The food was quite tasty! Our party tried a variety of foods, such as ravioli and eggplant Parmesan, and everyone seemed to enjoy their meal!
If you’re looking for good, old-fashioned American-Italian food in the greater Denver area, this is the place to go!
The food speaks for itself. Their homemade pasta is incredible, and I know chicken parm might sound cliché, but theirs is truly top-notch, tender, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The homemade salad dressings are just as delicious, and you can’t go wrong starting with the cheesy garlic bread and marinara sauce. It’s everything you want from a meal made with care.
In a world full of chain restaurants, Romano’s stands out as a reliable, family-run spot where quality and heart still matter. It’s the kind of place that easily becomes a family staple, the kids love it just as much as the adults, and every meal feels like a tradition in the making.