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Order your favorite pizza, pasta, salad, wings and more with Rosario’s At Willow located at 1132 Willow Ave in Hoboken, NJ. Rosario’s At Willow is accepting orders online for delivery and takeout. To begin your order simply click on any menu category. Enjoy. Established in 1999. Family owned and operated. We serve great food.. Established in 1999. Family owned and operated. We serve great food!!
Casual Italian restaurant offering pizza, pasta, salads & seafood for dine-in, delivery or takeout.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1132 Willow Ave, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: (201) 418-8717
Website: https://www.rosarioshoboken.com/
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Reviews
Joseph Alminawi
Reliable for some slices on my regular pilgrimage to Trader Joe’s. Plain slices were easy to feed to my kid – lighter on the sauce so less messy – but for myself I’d go for the margherita slices – which are heavier on the sauce.
Also, you didn’t ask, but I saw the one star review about someone getting yelled at for not asking to use a bathroom for their kid. C’mon – unless it’s a Starbucks, you ask to use the restroom if you’re not buying anything. And if they are nice about it, you buy something anyway if ya can.
… moreAlso, you didn’t ask, but I saw the one star review about someone getting yelled at for not asking to use a bathroom for their kid. C’mon – unless it’s a Starbucks, you ask to use the restroom if you’re not buying anything. And if they are nice about it, you buy something anyway if ya can.
Traboin Gojcaj
Whenever I visit New Jersey from Michigan, one of my favorite stops is Rosario’s at Willow in Hoboken. They serve hands down the best pizza around—always fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. What makes this place even more special is the people behind it. The owner, John, and his son Dardan, are incredibly kind and welcoming. They treat every customer like family and make you feel right at home the moment you walk in.
… moreEric Hammer
Albeit limited options, the pies/slices are always on point. I hear their food is delicious as well. But in the few times I’ve stopped in for pizza, I’ve never been disappointed. I’m a tough critic when it comes to Buffalo chicken pizza, and theirs is excellent.
… moreJacob Lombardi
Rosario’s: Your Local Italian Oasis (and Potential Witness Protection Program)**
Oh, Rosario’s, how I never knew you existed during my decade in Hoboken! It took moving to Weehawken, a brutal ShopRite traffic jam, and a hungry, indecisive wife for me to stumble upon this absolute gem of a restaurant. Google said you were nearby, and thankfully, Google didn’t lie.
Let’s set the scene: I walk into Rosario’s and immediately hit it off with the owner, a Yankees fan (instant trustworthiness unlocked). As we’re chatting, a mysterious man eating bolognese pizza and dipping bread in oil hits me with a cryptic “Who are you?” Naturally, I responded, “I’m a Lombardi, who are you?”—to which he replies, “I’m nobody,” and vanishes like he’s auditioning for a mafia movie. Honestly, it was cinematic brilliance right there in the dining room.
But let’s get to the food: the bolognese—chef’s kiss—and the pizza? Perfection. Salads that don’t skimp on quality or generosity. It’s the kind of meal that reminds you why small businesses like Rosario’s are the backbone of humanity. Their customer service is flawless—they know me so well now, they practically have my order ready before I call. It’s like having Italian food ESP.
To top it all off, I wouldn’t be surprised if Rosario’s has a side hustle as a safe haven. Running from the cops? They’ve got your back. Just tell them you were “never here,” and they’ll handle the rest.
Rosario’s isn’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience—a slice of Italy, a touch of mystery, and a whole lot of amazing food. Don’t miss this Weehawken wonder. Bravo!
… moreOh, Rosario’s, how I never knew you existed during my decade in Hoboken! It took moving to Weehawken, a brutal ShopRite traffic jam, and a hungry, indecisive wife for me to stumble upon this absolute gem of a restaurant. Google said you were nearby, and thankfully, Google didn’t lie.
Let’s set the scene: I walk into Rosario’s and immediately hit it off with the owner, a Yankees fan (instant trustworthiness unlocked). As we’re chatting, a mysterious man eating bolognese pizza and dipping bread in oil hits me with a cryptic “Who are you?” Naturally, I responded, “I’m a Lombardi, who are you?”—to which he replies, “I’m nobody,” and vanishes like he’s auditioning for a mafia movie. Honestly, it was cinematic brilliance right there in the dining room.
But let’s get to the food: the bolognese—chef’s kiss—and the pizza? Perfection. Salads that don’t skimp on quality or generosity. It’s the kind of meal that reminds you why small businesses like Rosario’s are the backbone of humanity. Their customer service is flawless—they know me so well now, they practically have my order ready before I call. It’s like having Italian food ESP.
To top it all off, I wouldn’t be surprised if Rosario’s has a side hustle as a safe haven. Running from the cops? They’ve got your back. Just tell them you were “never here,” and they’ll handle the rest.
Rosario’s isn’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience—a slice of Italy, a touch of mystery, and a whole lot of amazing food. Don’t miss this Weehawken wonder. Bravo!
R Scott K
The flavor of the pizza was just ok. But in Hoboken, with about 50 pizza places in one square mile, can you honestly say you would go out of your way for a slice that looks like this? Uninspiring.
… moreD V
I want to preface this review by providing some context before sharing how disappointing my experience was at this local establishment. The bathroom at this location is situated on the side of the building, accessible either through the side door or by entering the restaurant and walking toward it. On two previous occasions, I’ve used this bathroom—once after buying a slice of pizza, and once without asking, since it seemed like a general understanding that the bathroom was available for use.
In this instance, my toddler urgently needed to use the restroom on our walk home, so I stopped in to use the bathroom as I had done before. While I understand that businesses generally prefer customers to use their restrooms, based on my past experiences, I assumed it would be okay to use the bathroom. I also respect that policies can change, and maybe the employee who told me the bathroom was available wasn’t correct in the first place. What I find troubling, however, was the way the older woman—presumably the owner or manager—handled the situation.
We were in the bathroom for only about five minutes—just enough time to use the restroom, wash our hands, and leave. I made sure to leave the space just as I found it. As we were exiting through the side door, I suddenly heard loud banging on the window, followed by her coming outside to aggressively yell at me, claiming I couldn’t just walk in and use the bathroom without asking. To be clear, I wasn’t approached before using the bathroom, and we didn’t linger; we simply walked in and out.
Instead of yelling, a gentle approach explaining that the bathroom is for customers only would have been far more respectful, especially given that I was with a toddler. The experience was truly disrespectful. If it’s such a significant issue for non-customers to use the bathroom, the door should be locked at all times. The way this was handled could have been much more professional and considerate.
… moreIn this instance, my toddler urgently needed to use the restroom on our walk home, so I stopped in to use the bathroom as I had done before. While I understand that businesses generally prefer customers to use their restrooms, based on my past experiences, I assumed it would be okay to use the bathroom. I also respect that policies can change, and maybe the employee who told me the bathroom was available wasn’t correct in the first place. What I find troubling, however, was the way the older woman—presumably the owner or manager—handled the situation.
We were in the bathroom for only about five minutes—just enough time to use the restroom, wash our hands, and leave. I made sure to leave the space just as I found it. As we were exiting through the side door, I suddenly heard loud banging on the window, followed by her coming outside to aggressively yell at me, claiming I couldn’t just walk in and use the bathroom without asking. To be clear, I wasn’t approached before using the bathroom, and we didn’t linger; we simply walked in and out.
Instead of yelling, a gentle approach explaining that the bathroom is for customers only would have been far more respectful, especially given that I was with a toddler. The experience was truly disrespectful. If it’s such a significant issue for non-customers to use the bathroom, the door should be locked at all times. The way this was handled could have been much more professional and considerate.
Elsie Santana
We have been ordering from Rosario’s for years. We really enjoy their food. Yesterday Friday evening was the worst experience I’ve had with them. We placed an order for delivery. We never got our food because it was left on the floor outside the wrong apt. on a different floor. Delivery man sent us a picture with our order on the floor outside said apt. I went to get the order from outside that apt and it was gone. I called the delivery man and was yelled at by him. We call Rosario’s a few times asking if they would send us our food since it was their mistake and to tell them how we were treated by delivery man. My daughter and I were yelled and cursed at by the manager. Refusing to send us our food or refund. As much as I like the food and as a faithful customer, I refuse to be treated in such manner.
… moremadison schatzel
We really love the pizza here it’s always consistent and yummy! The service is also great and the staff is very kind. We accidentally put the wrong apartment unit on our delivery and they were kind enough to send out a brand new pizza without us asking. Grateful for good people & good food!
… moreDexoYT
Yes, everything is good, maybe not me best of the best but still in the top of my list
… moreJessica Stanford
Obsessed with the Margherita slice and the buffalo chicken is always great. Also love the penne vodka and always comes with fresh bread. Staff is always kind. This place is underrated!
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