I have been in Redding for a month and a half from Florida and this has been the best place ever…read more Best pizza. Best wings.

The pizza was good. I got Sicilian and a slice of plain cheese. I always like to get slices with no…read moretoppings so I can truly taste the quality of the pizza. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food. Thus far I tried the pizza, chicken tenders and the California cheeseburger. Everything was amazing ( and I even got the cheeseburger delivered ) STILL it was fresh,hot, just damn good! Will post pics later today. Don't sleep on mama's people! I feel bad for thinking of not even trying this spot due to so close to college.( I thought it would just be a bunch of young kids...bad service, etc) My apologies Mama's. Every single time I go here...im waited on right away .You got my cheat day loyalty.

We love this place! And always stop by when in town from Texas! Amazing meatball subs, the…read moreStromboli is incredible and the super Italian is bomb! The owner is so so kind, and they make it very cozy with decor during the holidays!

We live in flying Hills and we love this place! Great price for really good, homemade pizza! Love…read morethe fact that they make their own dough and shred their own cheese.. really makes a difference. We tried a chocolate peanut bite cake last tone and YUM that was delicious.

We had a great time outside enjoying the weather and company. Our service was fantastic and our…read morefood was delicious! They're also known for their orange crushes and they hit the spot, too. We keep coming back year after year. Although I forgot to take a picture of our pizza, they are always so fresh and cooked to perfection in the pizza oven. Definitely a must-try in the area.

Approachable Italian joint in West Reading, PA (I originally was going to use the word…read more"accessible," but I'm not sure that the space is accessible in that there's a wide-ish staircase of 5-7 steps immediately upon entry.). Accessibility aside, the food is good, the prices are reasonable, and the service is friendly and quick. The establishment touts its imported ingredients, and the food is reminiscent of my numerous trips to various parts of Italy. We made a reservation for 8 people, and it's a good thing, too. The restaurant was quite busy the entire time we were there. The staff were very kind and separated our checks as requested. We paid with a debit card, but there is a 3% surcharge for the use of credit cards. Amex is accepted here.

Really great experience! We got a pizza and lobster ravioli and both were super yummy! Loved that…read morewe could ask for certain substitutions and the staff were very accommodating. We didn't have to wait long at all even though they were busy with orders and take out. Would recommend!

Quality Italian dinners…read more I've been on an insane Italian dinner kick for the past six months or so. I seriously can't get enough. There's just something about ordering fancy Italian dinners and them arriving in flimsy, warped aluminum foil containers on your doorstep that just screams romance. After the Giavanna's debacle, I had set out to find a chicken marsala redemption story arc. Surely one of these so-called "old world Italian kitchens" could serve up a mouth-watering rendition of an all-time classic. Well, Sophia's came through. Chicken was pounded out, lightly floured, and shallow pan fried to perfection. I could be wrong about that whole process. That's how I'm just imagining how it went down in my head. The texture and moistness of the chicken reinforced my visualization of the process, but again, I may be wrong. That *is* the traditional way of prepping it, though. And these guys come off as traditionalists. Same thing goes for the chicken piccata. Super succulent chicken, a biting white win/lemon sauce with a generous inclusion of giant capers. Was definitely digging those capers. And people, if you're cooking chicken piccata at home, don't skimp on the capers. If you get those super XL capers, you can use a little less. If using the tiny ones, just throw a whole jar into the sauce pan. Capers are an explosion of flavor. Tiny little salt bombs. If you have high blood pressure, maybe tone it down. Otherwise, pour those little bad boys on. Awesome experience save for a few things. One, I ordered an Italian wrap and they sent me an Italian hoagie. And uh, actually that's about it when it comes to complaints. The Chef Salad was weak, sure. Just meat, onions, cheese, and lettuce. No tomato, no black olives. They threw in a couple slices of cucumber. But over tomatoes? Man, a salad needs tomatoes. It just freshens everything up. Actually, just checked the menu again. It was supposed to come with tomatoes and black olives. Guess they just forgot to include them. Sophie's does Italian entrees really well. Easily in my top-5 for pasta dishes. Really underrated establishment. If they can get their order accuracy up to snuff, Sophia's is going to be a staple in Reading for a long, long time.

This is always where we get our takeout Pizza. Very good. My…read moreHusband worked near there and often got their hoagies and enjoyed those.

I've always had good experiences. The Chicken Bacon Ranch Stuffed Pizza is a crowd pleaser, with…read morenibbles of fresh chicken (not chicken steak) packed inside the pie, finished with chopped tomato and bacon, and a swirl of ranch dressing. My friends rave the same about the cheesesteak stuffed pizza. But last couple visits have been a lackluster experience with less chicken, less cheese, less bacon, less everything. It's not a cheap pizza, which has never been an issue because of the generous, high-quality preparation. But once it becomes just a doughy blank canvas, it's time to move on. The staff has always been friendly, and the ham puffs and side items good. But ultimately, I travel here for the unique preparation of this specific pizza. I hope they find their footing again before competition lures me away.

Just had their Italian Hoagie, it was really good!, good bread , meat and fresh veggies on it, very…read moreauthenic. Nice customer service and prices. Thanks!

So underrated!! This is the best pizza shop around! We live 15-20 mins away and still refuse to…read moreorder anywhere else. This is our go to!!

First thing's first - this place is NOT located in the upstairs food court. It's located in the…read morenorth end of the slowly dying, dwindling Berkshire Mall. Right at the entrance to the immediate right. I made the mistake of assuming all those "take-out/order-at-a-counter" style restaurants were upstairs in the food court. Little Italia Pizzeria is the only restaurant on the first floor other than the standalone Ruby Tuesday on the other end of the mall. Now for the restaurant - the guys that work here are awesome, fun-loving people. Happy go lucky for sure. This restaurant is in a high traffic area right at one of the entrances to the mall. I can feel their stress just watching them during the dinner rush hour. But man, the order accuracy suffers big time. I always do pickup orders here. And twice I had to drive back because there were items missing. I think these guys have a little too much fun lol. Can these guys cook? No, not really. Any pasta entree is going to be a disgusting mess. If you like Chef Boyardee-quality meals, then you might be satisfied. The subs are def the only redeeming quality. And that's only when they don't add mayo to an Italian sub by default, which they do for some reason on occasion. Gotta go back to basics, boys. Learn the ropes, then try again. I know you can't teach old dogs new tricks, but hopefully the old heads can teach these young dudes how to cook properly.

A mall food court pizza place just not located in the actual central food court but at the far end…read moreof the mall. They do okay pizza if you want a quick bite.

The ubiquity of Wawa's and Sheetz in our area, I'm surprised locally run mom & pop sandwich shops…read morecan still even exist. Seriously, I think there are more Wawa's per square mile in Berks County than Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Wendy's combined. I will say, though, that Reading is super resilient when it comes to pizza/subs. Maybe call it stubbornness. These little sub shops aren't shuttering their doors, even if the giant convenience store chains are huffing and puffing and doing everything they can to blow their houses down. On the plus side, our inner city is so claustrophobically jam-packed that Wawa's simply can't exist in the confines of the urban jungle we call downtown Reading. Shops like Rocky's can survive and endure in a fraction of the space giant retail convenience stores would take up. And as it's been told, good things come in small packages. The Italian subs here are actually quite fantastic. As I've stated many times before, it all starts with the roll. Here, they are delectably airy while still retaining the luscious chew that we all adore. Mix in fresh, vibrant ingredients, and mouthwatering, perfectly spiced deli meats, and you have yourself one of the most underrated sub destinations in town.

Yeah there are one of the besti in tow but the delivery was garbage because they left the food…read moreoutside and aunts got into it. The app didn't even let me know it was here , that's not good service.