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Romano Flying Pizza
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- Neighborhoods:
- Central, Neartown/ Montrose
- Cuisine:
- Pizza, Italian
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At a Glance
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83% ambiance
“The owners/chefs are fun, everyone knows your name and they have the best food in the city -- A CAN'T MISS!”
100% dessert
“not necessarily a romantic place but a good place to hang out with friends and eat some pie.”
92% food quality
“Great pizzas; great pasta dishes; good meat dishes”
100% menu variety
“Everything I've tried on their menu is really good.”
100% overall
“great foodie place.”
100% return potential
“It's a cozy, friendly place that I return to again and again.”
91% service
“So all in all, for those who might be confused as to why there might be a few questionable reviews, check it out for yourself, and you'll see that like the other 99.99% of people who visit Romano's, you'll experience some of the best food Houston has to o”
50% value
“Comon, it cost less than a dollar or two to make that pizza, the box was probably more expensive than the pizza.”
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What Our Expert Scouts Say
November 18, 2012
This strip mall pizza joint is a great. This unpretentious strip mall pizza joint is a great family place for New York-style pizza. When it gets busy, the pizza making becomes a show, with a guy in the back pounding the dough, then throwing it up in the air. Romano may be there at the counter with a smile. Meatballs are great.
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November 11, 2011
Good Food.. The lunch specials are great, they come with lots of food and are very tasty. You can call in your order before hand and pick it up!
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August 24, 2010
best new york style pizza.. never mind, best pizza!. i've been here for a year and had trouble finding authentic pizza in houston.... and this place rocks. great food, reasonable price, new york friendliness. really! : ) that's a good thing! : )
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December 29, 2009
New York Style fo sho. They make the pizza in front of you, so you know it's fresh. I love it here b/c they are the only ones who put enough sauce in the pizza to satisfy my taste! yum yum yum...
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July 05, 2009
Time for change. The pizza sauces need to be updated for sure, they taste like they came out of the can to the pizza, they need more flavor, garlic, oregano etc
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May 11, 2009
Great Food. Lunch menu is cheap. the pizza is great. service is usually very quick. I eat there all the time. In comparison to other Italian restaurants the food is on the top of my list.
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September 22, 2008
Good Food, Rude People. Have always enjoyed the food here until the other night when we were refused service. The hours on the door read that the restaurant is open until 10:00 pm. We walked in the door at 9:30 and were told we could only order to go. There were quite a few tables with people still eating and they refused to let us sit to enjoy our meal. Needless to say we did not order. We were very disappointed with the way we were treated and are finding very hard to return.
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July 24, 2008
Best. Cheese. Pizza. Anywhere. Period..
The title says it all. I've never even tried any of their other pizza because I'm so addicted to the New York style cheese pizza. Everytime we go, we each order a house salad and a piece of thin-crust cheese pizza. (Hot enough that you have to bite into it c-a-r-e-f-u-l-l-y; plenty of yummy cheese and not too much sauce; tasty crust that isn't overly crispy!) Then we split a piece of Romano's amazing cheesecake.
As far as I'm concerned, that's a meal made in heaven!
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July 11, 2008
Awsome. A bit pricey, BUT so totally WORTH IT!!! By far the best pizza in town. Everything is so fresh and just melts in your mouth!!!
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June 23, 2008
You must be kidding.... $24.26 for a medium (14") thin crust vegetable pizza. That?s like 5oz of bread & a few vegetables. There was practically no sauce or cheese. It was it was a terrible pizza, worst I've ever had. Twenty-five bucks?? Comon, it cost less than a dollar or two to make that pizza, the box was probably more expensive than the pizza. I'm not making any money off this business, why should I arbitrarily kick in on the rent?? I will never, ever, EVER, go back to that place.
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