
Homey Italian destination offering pastas & pizzas, plus other Mediterranean classics.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25214 Cabot Rd, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Phone: (949) 380-4228
Website: http://www.romanocucina.com/
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Reviews
The food, service, and atmosphere at Romano Cucina was a perfect storm. Thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience.
The best food menu items in my opinion are:
Appetizers: mushrooms, eggplant parmigiana
Salad: house salad and caprese (their tomatoes exclude the gooey insides & seeds which make the caprese even more delicious)
Entrees: litaliano pizza, spicy Rosa with chicken pasta, pasta tombrello, pasta Gianni, ala checca with Bianco Diavolo & chicken, chicken Marsala (off the menu)
Dessert: cannoli, cheesecake, tiramisu
Thank you to the Romano Cucina team, I’ve been a loyal customer for over 10 years now!!!
Super nice staff and tasty food
We tried the pesto pasta and the eggplant pasta,
There’s an additional $ for the protein
I do recommend.
But…. The food? Sadly disappointed. Was it a bad night? A one off? Hard to say as we don’t live here. Sat night, Nov 22, 2025 wasn’t it.
Menu selections and pricing very good. Prices much higher in most neighboring restaurants. To start, the Bruschetta was flavored and seasoned well. I’ve just never had it on 2 inch thick cut soft baguette bread. Was soggy and fell apart when picking it up. The fried calamari flour did not have near enough seasoning and the oil it was fried in tasted very old. Definitely not changed from a busy Friday service.
House salad on the side is a nice ol school addition but the house dressing not to my liking. Was not a vinaigrette, more like a very salty dried herb and oil. Personal taste.
Enteees: some at our table had the ravioli special, lobster filled with shrimp and sun dried tomato cream sauce. It was good, had nice flavor. Ravioli decent, didn’t taste anything lobster flavored in the filling. But that could be due the heavy overpowering sauce.
I had a Shrimp Scampi with angel hair. Probably should have asked for Fettuccine but more importantly the “Scampi” sauce was just non-existent. I’ve never had Scampi with just oil and garlic. No white wine, although the menu stated it, just an oily blob. The shrimp themselves were overcooked, and dry. Very small. 25/30s maybe? Not a bad quality, had a nice shrimp flavor. Presentation was just awful. Big blob of pasta in the middle tossed with oil and shrimp (8) scattered around the edges. Funny thing is every pasta dish i saw was soupy with sauce and mine lacked any.
Anyways, the community seems to love the place. Recommend some serious attention to details and flavor, as well as QC. Was a very fun place to dine at.
Update: looking at someone else’s pic of the same shrimp scampi 4 days ago is completely different. Looks delicious! Creamy sauce all throughout. My fault for not sending it back