


Address and Contact Information
Address: 365 Feura Bush Rd Suite 8, Glenmont, NY 12077
Phone: (518) 449-5871
Website: https://www.romospizzany.com/
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Reviews
Pizza was not flavorful. I’ve certainly had LESS flavorful pizza—at least there was sauce here—but it was nothing I’d ever buy again. Not worth the calories in the slightest.
There was a wonderful aroma of garlic… but I couldn’t detect any hint of the flavor when actually eating it. There was nothing bad about the sauce, but also nothing I’d write home about, let alone recommend. Again, not tasteless. but unflavorful.
The crust had an odd flavor. I couldn’t tell of it was bad dough or if they’d attempted to infuse herbs, but if it was deliberate the flavors just did not come together. Baking of the crust was mediocre as well, the kind of chewy crust that doesn’t bite cleanly and you have to kind of tear at.
It is very difficult to get the flavors of a pizza to come together into that “pizza magic” and not simply taste like the separate components of cheese, sauce, and bread… and Romo’s just does not manage it. But they charge like they do, which is the real sin of this store. I see nicer looking photos in reviews that look nothing like what I received, so maybe they prioritze sit-down customers and just cut corners on outside orders they know can’t send it back? But if that’s the case that is an even worse sin for a pizza place that advertises orders.
The meatballs I was also looking forward to, and again found I was mislead by the price. At least they were handmade, not frozen… but not good homemade. Certainly not an Italian family recipe. They were tough and gristly, with utterly unremarkable flavor. Exactly one step above frozen grocery store meatballs.
The ricotta was fine, but it was wasted in the company of these meatballs.
The tuna panini was the highlight. Now THIS was an item worthy of the price. Fresh ingredients, generous portion, good price. Wasn’t anything special about the flavor, it was a plain tuna sandwich, but it was a good tuna sandwich, not much more one can ask for. If only they could raise their actual italian dishes to this level… or lower the prices.
My experience with Romo’s food was that of a thoroughly mediocre takeout joint. Not bottom of the barrel, but not something I’d ever order unless it was midnight and nothing else was open. The only problem is they price their items as if they were a choice quality Italian family restaurant, a special occasion place. They are not. I’ve had better meatballs from Olive Garden, and better pizza from Costco. I’d only recommend stopping by for the sandwiches; if you’re looking for Italian, take your money, your calories, and your tastebuds elsewhere.
This place would make a 4 star late-night takeout joint, but with this pricing and hours it makes a 2 star local Italian restaurant. If you’re looking for something to go, I’d bump the average rating up a star to 3 for the properly priced sandwiches, a fine thing to stop by for.
Their pizza is excellent, and their full menu offerings are always reliable and well-prepared. It’s clear they take pride in what they do. Whether it’s a quick lunch or dinner for the family, we know we can count on them.
We truly appreciate the consistency, service, and quality. Keep up the great work!