

Salvatore’s Old Fashioned Pizzeria is a beloved multi-location pizzeria headquartered in Rochester, NY since 1978! We serve up delicious pizzas that are crafted with the finest ingredients. Our diverse menu includes classic and gourmet pizzas, mouth-watering wings, subs, salads, pasta dishes, and more. Whether you’re dining in, taking out, or enjoying our efficient delivery service, you’ll experience the same high quality and exceptional taste that has made us a local favorite. Catering services are also available for events of any size. Visit one of our convenient locations to taste Rochester’s Favorite Pizza!
Area chain restaurant offering creative pies, tons of toppings, wings & Italian subs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2055 East Ridge Road, Rochester, NY 14622
Phone: (585) 544-2555
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Reviews
Say hello to Toni, manager with a smile, and helpful assistance if you seek information on any of the specialty items served daily.
A great staff in the kitchen and baking areas, comfortable place to eat in, or take out. Also, a great delivery team, if you want home or work delicious food delivered.
Tell Toni, Jerry Ippy sent you.
As a former resident of my beautiful hometown of Rochester, I carry many fond memories of the infamous boss sauce and the restaurants that serve it. Every visit back, without exception, includes a shaved steak sub with boss sauce—it’s a tradition.
During our New Year’s 2026 visit, my entire family decided to order from Salvatore’s. Our order included a sausage thin-crust pizza, eggplant parmesan with garlic bread, and two of the “legendary” steak subs. Unfortunately, this will be our last time ordering from Salvatore’s.
The sausage pizza was extremely dry, and the overall flavor was bland. The garlic bread tasted like plain buttered bread with no garlic flavor whatsoever. The eggplant parmesan was excessively sauced, seemingly to compensate for overcooked penne noodles. For a total of $99, the quality of this meal was unacceptable and deeply disappointing.
My nephew initially contacted the restaurant to express concerns about the food quality and was told to contact Uber. While I understand Uber’s role in processing refunds, ownership should take responsibility for the quality of food leaving their kitchen. When my nephew made no progress, I personally called and asked to speak with the manager.
The woman who answered failed to introduce herself. When I asked who I was speaking with, she stated her name was Maria, the owner. I promptly and respectfully explained the significant disappointment we experienced, particularly given the cost. Maria responded with arrogance and defensiveness, repeatedly interrupting me and failing to listen. She listened only to respond, not to understand, and demonstrated little to no accountability.
Maria stated that she personally put the pizza in the oven and was aware of how the food went out. Frankly, that response is more troubling—because it suggests the food was intentionally sent out in subpar condition and with confidence.
Maria, you did not listen during our phone conversation, so I hope you hear this now. You failed not only as a business owner but also in recognizing that you ruined an annual family tradition and a meaningful memory. This experience has permanently replaced any positive memories we once associated with your establishment.
I am grateful that Uber showed more understanding and professionalism than you did ~ happy new year 1/4/2026