This pizza is totally awesome. Eat here! Eat here today! Eat here twice today! The folks who run this place are excellent folks. The service is great, too.
(5)
Christine R.
Via Roma is so much more than your average pizza place- although the pizza is awesome. They have a free poker night Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:00pm and may I highly recommend. I have ordered several other dishes here and everything is great- I highly recommend the Chicken Marsala. This place isn't anything extra fancy but does have great food and servers- there is a bar on one side and an eat in side behind where you can also take out pizza.
(5)
Jim N.
I love the cheesesteaks and the pizza steaks. One of my favorite places for takeout.
(4)
Jack S.
Via Roma used to be a great place before the new owner?? Now it's gone south!! Poor management, food not as good. Dining room and bar are always empty It's a shame
(1)
Ron O.
Great pizza ,especially with onions.The onions are sliced very thin which gives a slight hint of onions. And I know my pizza I'm from Scranton Wilkes-Barre area that has the best pizza in the state. Great job Via Roma.
(5)
Simon L.
Haven't been back here in a while, went again, and realized why I hadn't come back in so long. My fiance and I went on a weeknight; place had a few tables, but certainly manageable by any waiter or waitress. Wasn't greeted and just ushered to our table in the confusing dining area. Mismatched Italy flare and sports posters all over. Ordered wings as an appetizer and two entrees, and both entrees came out before the appetizer! OK, it happens, but then you could clearly see the wings had been done and sitting under a lamp for a while. My clams over linguine was saturated in olive oil and butter. My fiance's raviolis were prepackaged/frozen and not fresh -- with a very runny tomato sauce. Topped off by seeing our waitress (mother or grandmother) of someone who works there, playing with her grand kids, and eating dinner at a table close to the kitchen! Congrats -- this is the first place i've ever walked out of not leaving a tip.
(1)
Ron S.
I had a slice of Sicilian pizza and it was good. Plenty of cheese, the sauce was tangy, and the crust crispy and buttery. For me nothing really stands out about this place...
(3)
Brandon M.
Via Roma has a solid New York style product. Their white pizza has a bit too much garlic for my taste, but their regular pizza is above average all around. If you're a male and go inside, wear a shirt with sleeves. They don't allow tank tops.
(4)
Christopher H.
Great white pizza and pizza in general from this unassuming italian restaurant. I've been here a couple of times now and will definitely return again. Service was fairly quick and friendly plus the prices and food are good which makes this a great find for decent food that isn't the same old stuff (yes they do have a lot of the normal Italian restaurant dishes). Sandwiches are good and reasonably priced. The prime rib sandwich was very good but the one time it was kinda overly fatty, which can happen regardless of where you get any steak/beef dish especially prime rib dishes. I loved the onions and sauce that came with it and just ended up trimming the fat and putting the sandwich back together (It was kinda a hassle but it was worth it in the end). Every time I get food from here it is always nice and hot and seems fresh and is definitely some good food. I recommend this place if you are in the area.
(4)
Laura S.
My parents picked up Via Roma hoagies, steaks and pizza every Friday for decades, so I grew up eating it. Basically, it's what I measure every hoagie, steak and pizza against. And even though the faces behind the counter have changed, it's never let me down. I no longer live right down the road, but I drive out of my way to get it. A good sweet sauce, consistent steak and chewy hoagie roll are worth it. My husband's from another state, and he agrees it's the best in the area. Yeah, sometimes they're a little gruff on the phone, but sometimes I'm a little gruff on the phone, too. I'm not a big fan of the pasta dishes, but that's not what we usually crave anyway. So if your Friday evening commute takes you past that strip mall, I highly recommend Via Roma for take-out. It's worked for me for many decades.
(5)
Tim H.
Via Roma is a nice little Italian/Pizza/Sandwich joint. They have great cheesesteaks. I've used it mainly as a takeout spot, but the one time I ate in the service was good. Any place that uses Conshy Bakery rolls earns points in my book, no soggy floppy rolls on the sandwiches here. Pizza is good, but not my favorite in the area. The attached bar is nicer on the inside than it looks from the outside, and the few times I've gone there for a few drinks the wait staff was great.
(4)
Li E.
This is great Italian restaurant in the suburbs of Philly. The owners are very nice and the staff is courteous and nice. The food is awesome. From the Chicken & Broccoli Fettuccine Alfredo to a Chef's Salad, you never leave Via Roma without a full stomach. Friday night's are great at Via Roma too. There's a great karaoke team - Flash Entertainment, that keeps the place hopping. It's actually a lot of fun for a Friday night.
(5)
Scott L.
Very good cheesesteak. Nice mix of chopped top round and American cheese on a Conshohocken Bakery roll. Good thin crust pizza.
(4)
M N.
I called Via Roma because I heard they're good. I was hoping to order a couple of pizzas but instead of pizza I got a lot of inexplicable and inexcusable attitude. I was interrupted more than once and I got curt responses to all my questions. The call ended shortly after the surly employee gave me attitude for asking what toppings come with a particular pizza. They may have the best pizza in the area but I'll never know because they have the worst customer service in the area.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
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Santa V.
This pizza is totally awesome. Eat here! Eat here today! Eat here twice today! The folks who run this place are excellent folks. The service is great, too.
(5)Christine R.
Via Roma is so much more than your average pizza place- although the pizza is awesome. They have a free poker night Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:00pm and may I highly recommend. I have ordered several other dishes here and everything is great- I highly recommend the Chicken Marsala. This place isn't anything extra fancy but does have great food and servers- there is a bar on one side and an eat in side behind where you can also take out pizza.
(5)Jim N.
I love the cheesesteaks and the pizza steaks. One of my favorite places for takeout.
(4)Jack S.
Via Roma used to be a great place before the new owner?? Now it's gone south!! Poor management, food not as good. Dining room and bar are always empty It's a shame
(1)Ron O.
Great pizza ,especially with onions.The onions are sliced very thin which gives a slight hint of onions. And I know my pizza I'm from Scranton Wilkes-Barre area that has the best pizza in the state. Great job Via Roma.
(5)Simon L.
Haven't been back here in a while, went again, and realized why I hadn't come back in so long. My fiance and I went on a weeknight; place had a few tables, but certainly manageable by any waiter or waitress. Wasn't greeted and just ushered to our table in the confusing dining area. Mismatched Italy flare and sports posters all over. Ordered wings as an appetizer and two entrees, and both entrees came out before the appetizer! OK, it happens, but then you could clearly see the wings had been done and sitting under a lamp for a while. My clams over linguine was saturated in olive oil and butter. My fiance's raviolis were prepackaged/frozen and not fresh -- with a very runny tomato sauce. Topped off by seeing our waitress (mother or grandmother) of someone who works there, playing with her grand kids, and eating dinner at a table close to the kitchen! Congrats -- this is the first place i've ever walked out of not leaving a tip.
(1)Ron S.
I had a slice of Sicilian pizza and it was good. Plenty of cheese, the sauce was tangy, and the crust crispy and buttery. For me nothing really stands out about this place...
(3)Brandon M.
Via Roma has a solid New York style product. Their white pizza has a bit too much garlic for my taste, but their regular pizza is above average all around. If you're a male and go inside, wear a shirt with sleeves. They don't allow tank tops.
(4)Christopher H.
Great white pizza and pizza in general from this unassuming italian restaurant. I've been here a couple of times now and will definitely return again. Service was fairly quick and friendly plus the prices and food are good which makes this a great find for decent food that isn't the same old stuff (yes they do have a lot of the normal Italian restaurant dishes). Sandwiches are good and reasonably priced. The prime rib sandwich was very good but the one time it was kinda overly fatty, which can happen regardless of where you get any steak/beef dish especially prime rib dishes. I loved the onions and sauce that came with it and just ended up trimming the fat and putting the sandwich back together (It was kinda a hassle but it was worth it in the end). Every time I get food from here it is always nice and hot and seems fresh and is definitely some good food. I recommend this place if you are in the area.
(4)Laura S.
My parents picked up Via Roma hoagies, steaks and pizza every Friday for decades, so I grew up eating it. Basically, it's what I measure every hoagie, steak and pizza against. And even though the faces behind the counter have changed, it's never let me down. I no longer live right down the road, but I drive out of my way to get it. A good sweet sauce, consistent steak and chewy hoagie roll are worth it. My husband's from another state, and he agrees it's the best in the area. Yeah, sometimes they're a little gruff on the phone, but sometimes I'm a little gruff on the phone, too. I'm not a big fan of the pasta dishes, but that's not what we usually crave anyway. So if your Friday evening commute takes you past that strip mall, I highly recommend Via Roma for take-out. It's worked for me for many decades.
(5)Tim H.
Via Roma is a nice little Italian/Pizza/Sandwich joint. They have great cheesesteaks. I've used it mainly as a takeout spot, but the one time I ate in the service was good. Any place that uses Conshy Bakery rolls earns points in my book, no soggy floppy rolls on the sandwiches here. Pizza is good, but not my favorite in the area. The attached bar is nicer on the inside than it looks from the outside, and the few times I've gone there for a few drinks the wait staff was great.
(4)Li E.
This is great Italian restaurant in the suburbs of Philly. The owners are very nice and the staff is courteous and nice. The food is awesome. From the Chicken & Broccoli Fettuccine Alfredo to a Chef's Salad, you never leave Via Roma without a full stomach. Friday night's are great at Via Roma too. There's a great karaoke team - Flash Entertainment, that keeps the place hopping. It's actually a lot of fun for a Friday night.
(5)Scott L.
Very good cheesesteak. Nice mix of chopped top round and American cheese on a Conshohocken Bakery roll. Good thin crust pizza.
(4)M N.
I called Via Roma because I heard they're good. I was hoping to order a couple of pizzas but instead of pizza I got a lot of inexplicable and inexcusable attitude. I was interrupted more than once and I got curt responses to all my questions. The call ended shortly after the surly employee gave me attitude for asking what toppings come with a particular pizza. They may have the best pizza in the area but I'll never know because they have the worst customer service in the area.
(1)