Roma Cucina Italiana

We happen to be out here in the area so figure try something new. In the mood for pizza so found this little place.. Read some good reviews so I thought I give it a try. Friendly staff nice and was not too busy. Server brought out complimentary garlic bread which was pretty good. Ordered spinich and cheese pizza with added pepperoni. Opted for marinara sauce instead of ricotta cheese. Guess I didn't clarify.. Got both. Not the biggest ricotta cheese fan. But surprisingly it went well together. Pizza had thicker crust then I prefer but it was baked perfect. Slight crispy outside and nice and doughy in the center. They weren't too shy with the pepperoni which was good. Over all pizza was pretty good. If I'm in this area again I would come back and order some other dishes. 16 inch pizza was $20 bucks and change. Not bad.. Not to mention it was very filling.. Ended up taking more than half home.

Some shots from past visits, including springing for a staff lunch. Excellent food enjoyed by all.

Pizza is a very personal food item. If you like pizza you'll have to dine here or have Door Dash or others deliver. You can decide for yourself how many stars the pizza should get.Until a few months ago, Daniel Gutierrez and his brother spent years in Kentucky learning the Kentucky-Italian-American culinary palette and keeping a Kentucky Italian Restaurant afloat. Those skills are now creating on the Northwest corner shopping center at 43rd Ave and Thomas Road.Daniel Junior picks up the daily ingredients from several local suppliers and hosts the front end. Mom Gutierrez keeps her eyes on everything. She might tune up a football, soccer or basketball game on the Giant Screen or spin some Placido Domingo or Andrea Bocelli to bring some tuneful flavor to the nicely decorated interior.When I check into an eatery on Yelp I get those questions, you know the ones:Noise LevelIntimacyRomanticThis place checks all these boxes in the best places. I'd love to bring Sweet D for a quiet, delicious, romantic meal. Good prices too.

I understand why this place is the top rated pizza place in Phoenix. After getting of my flight and craving pizza, I called in a large to-go pizza (veggie pizza with sausage) and it was everything I wanted. A soft thick crust, tons of toppings, huge slices, good sauce, etc.

We were looking for a new place to try before GCU basketball. Came across this new Italian restaurant in Yelp with good review. Let me tell you, this place is fantastic. Hot bread when you sit down, fresh salad, and a great selection. I had the Roma Olivia and my wife had pepperoni pizza. The food came out fast and HOT! Big portions as well. Excellent dinner and very reasonable prices. Family owned and operated, the service was fantastic. They make homemade Tiramisu that I didn't get to try but I will next time. This will be our new go to place before the games.

If you love calzones, this is your place! I went with the meat lovers calzone. IT IS MASSIVE!!! Fresh mozzarella, an abundance of ham, pepperoni, and sausage...the dough was perfect...fresh from their stone oven. Service was quick and personal. Highly recommend Roma's!!!

service was amazing they give you the best service and sauce is amazing. They also serve great amounts they do not skimp and will treat you like family!

Wow, I wasn't sure about this place. The food was fantastic. Eat the whole meal, so did my wife. I had to drive 25mins to get there and would do it again, no problem.

Food is great and service is excellent! Definitely returning for more friendly service and good vibes!

This restaurant is a little hidden, but it's worth the search. Immediately after walking in, I was greeted and attended to place my order. I paid about $5 for a slice of pepperoni, which might seem like a lot to some, but this slice was huge and delicious! I'll definitely be back again. It took about 15 minutes to get my order, so order ahead if you're on a time crunch. Very yummy pizza though