Pizza always freshly made, just the right amount of oil and sauce. Hot and ready to devour…read more Staff always polite - plenty of comfortable seating

My favorite meatball parm is now crap. What is with the salt??? I could not finish my sandwich. It…read morewas so very salty. The person who took my order on the phone didn't speak enough English to understand what I wanted. They had to put someone else on the phone. In 3 months the place has gone straight to hell. I won't be back

The food was delicious, the service was excellent! The…read morepeople behind the counter and in the kitchen are the very nicest you can meet and make such food. I highly recommend stopping in.

Super friendly but not in a nosy way. Had the hot pastrami and it was great. Husband had chicken…read moreparm sandwich. Loved it. Just a nice small town vibe

Pretty good food but…read more.. Do we really need to have BOTH music and TVs blaring at the same time? I said something and they chose... TV. I should have been more specific: Get rid of the TV! It's not an airport! We don't need to have CNN yelling at us all the time in every public place. I realize your restaurant isn't a library, but the TVs create a terrible atmosphere. It makes me want to leave. I might have stayed longer and ordered more food except for that.

absolutely love their chicken cilantro pizza. it's my favorite from there. can't find anywhere that…read moremakes it but them. the guy who checked us out was great. even gave us free cookies.

Placed a delivery order. Driver got a "flat tire". They failed to notify me until 1 hour after the…read morefood was supposed to be delivered. Complete shit show and I highly doubt that was the real story. If I could give a half of star I would

A bit dissatisfied. I placed an order for delivery via Grubhub for a simple sandwich, which should…read morehave been super easy. It took over 1hour and 45 minutes until I called to see what is taking so long and was told "it should arrive in about 20-30 minutes! (I was only 5 minutes away) I just cancelled it and requested a refund. Never again.

This place is the closest to a NYC bacon egg and cheese. Delicious. They also have friendly staff.read more

Clown show being run by basically a child at the front, staff took zero action to make the food…read moreupon ordering, and the place is not clean making me think there's hygiene/food hazards. Go elsewhere.

We love this place Been steadily going for 15 years!…read moreGreat food Servers become like family We know everyone there personally from going there so frequently Stuffed meat slices are amazing Specialty pizza and everything else

There's something about an old-school neighborhood pizza place that makes you want to love it…read morebefore the first slice even hits the table. Frank's Pizza in Middletown has that feeling--the comfortable booths, the familiar atmosphere, and the sense that, at one time, this place must have been absolutely buzzing. I ordered a whole spinach-and-garlic pizza along with a Capri salad, water, and a ginger ale. The spinach and garlic sounded like exactly the kind of simple combination that should shine, but the pie was noticeably oily. By the time I settled into a slice, the excess oil had become the thing I noticed most, overshadowing what could have been a much better pizza. The salad was a pleasant companion to the meal, and the service was fine. Our server was fairly friendly, though nothing about the experience felt especially polished or memorable. What Frank's does have is convenience and character. Being right in Middletown makes it an easy neighborhood option, and I genuinely loved sitting in the booth and taking in the throwback feel of the place. You can almost imagine the dining room in its heyday, filled with regulars and families coming in for their favorite pie. I wanted the food to live up to that atmosphere. With a little more attention to the quality and preparation--particularly a lighter hand with the oil--the experience could be considerably better. There's still charm here; I'd just like to taste more of it in the pizza.

My wife and I have made Cugino's our go-to spot in Middletown, and even though it's a bit of a…read moredrive for us, it is consistently worth every mile. It's a cozy, intimate pizza shop with just a few tables, which creates a great local vibe where the focus is clearly on the quality of the food and the people. We started with the Vodka Knots and Pepperoni Knots, both of which were delicious, but the main courses really stole the show. We ordered the Meat Lovers Pizza and the Chicken Parmesan, which we paired with the Sachetti pasta. The highlight of the entire meal was definitely that pasta. I've never had Sachetti before, but they are like these perfect little "purses" stuffed with creamy ricotta cheese. The texture and flavor were incredible--a must-order if you visit. What really makes Cugino's feel special, though, is the service. Our waitress, Adrienne, always welcomes us back with such a friendly and genuine attitude. It's rare to find a place that hits the mark on both the food and the hospitality every single time. If you're looking for authentic food in a warm, small-town setting, "know before you go" that this place is a gem!

We used Cuginos to cater our wedding and they absolutely nailed it! We had a few special requests…read morefor the food, and everything came out incredible. Our guests loved it! Maria was amazing from start to finish and made the entire process so easy. She even made sure my husband and I actually stopped to eat during all the craziness of the wedding day, which we appreciated so much! Her entire staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and attentive. We couldn't have been happier with the food or service. Highly recommend Cuginos for all of your catering needs!

Google for some reason won't let me post this; it was written with that site in mind…read more If you're going here to revel in the antics of Samantha and the other cute barmaids, read no further; it seems like you'll have a good time. If you're coming here to eat, though, read on. I was part of a 16-set whose reservations were made *three* days earlier for 11 a.m., when the Switch opens for brunch on Saturday mornings. About 14 of us showed up. When we entered, we were told we had the back space all to ourselves ... only to find the tables had not been arranged for such a large group. We helped the staff, which is to say one of the attractive young women probably among those mentioned by name in many of the other reviews, put them together--by which it would be more accurate to say we did it for her. Said waitress was the *only* person working the *entire* front ... there were a few other people near the bar. And none of the cute barmaids. This young woman had to do *all* the waitservice *and* all the bartending. There is absolutely no excuse for letting this much service fall on the head of a single staffer with this much advance notice. They had *three days' notice* that they'd have a big table at Saturday's open. That's more than enough time to get someone else to come to work. That they did not suggests that someone was too busy writing emoji-laden one-word responses to Google Reviews to let this be brought to his attention, or that it was and he didn't care because he needs a little help making this month's boat payment. If this had been the only problem, I'd have left a generally favorable review. But instead, it got worse. A friend in the group who has plenty of restaurant experience themselves and noticed these same deficiencies ordered some iced tea with his breakfast--only to be told there was none available. Uh, OK ... these things happen. Immediately afterwards, I ordered coffee. A few minutes later our cute barmaid returned, and said with some evident surprise that ... there wasn't any. Really? On a Saturday morning when you advertise and serve an extensive brunch menu, you have somehow forgotten to restock something so basic? This is Restaurant 101. As my omelet was being prepared (it was good ... the food is the only thing that got a star here), the same cute barmaid came bouncing out to inform me that ... there was no whole wheat bread to toast for the side I had ordered. Would white be OK? Yes. But I was beginning to feel like the Switch's business model was the cheese shop in the Monty Python sketch, and did something I would never have imagined myself doing before: announced loudly that that would mean another star off the Google Review. I guess Mr. Owner was too busy keeping up on *his* strategy of responding to every single review in order to intimidate people from posting what might be more generally bad experiences from which lessons might be learned to actually check his stocks, much less order more (However, maybe there's an upside to this ... if people want to shoot each other in the future, there won't be any bullets available). And while this experience was not the fault of the cute barmaid, who I should say I still tipped (albeit modestly), since she was indeed polite and charming and (importantly) apologetic the whole time, especially again given that she had to do all the front-end work by herself, she did make one significant error my restaurant-veteran friend noticed. Another of our number had his drink delivered without the lemon wedge that was supposed to be in it. She (yet again) apologized, and came back with several lemon wedges to choose from ... held in *her bare hands* when they should have been in a bowl or on a plate. This is an actionable health-code violation, and the only reason I'm reporting it here rather than to Goshen is that, for all the aforementioned reasons, I don't want her to get into trouble and get fired. When I told my wife about all this, she said that a) she would have stormed out and gone to Dunkin' Donuts (which, for her, is saying something) when the coffee wasn't available and b) $14 for even a well-made omelet was way too much given this display of incompetence. So, Mr. Owner, if this the "trying our best" you bragged about in your response to one of your other dissatisfied customers (and FWIW it seems like those reviews have become more common in the last year or so), you are falling far short. As Yoda told Luke, "do, or do not ... there is no try". Maybe you should consider hiring someone to actually run the house and just limit yourself to being the social-media manager you have clearly always wanted to be. The Switch Inn? It should be Asleep at the Switch Inn!

First time order and last! Food was AWFUL! Cheesesteak had some type of chopmeat texture, there…read morewas no cheese or onions, fries w/cheese and gravy - no gravy and some type of yellowish cheese & last but not least the crispy wings - NOT CRISPY but CHEWY! This food doesn't deserve a star. I will never order from here again. I was told it was under new management and the food was good. If this is good I would hate to see what they considered bad. STAY AWAY - SAVE YOUR STOMACH!! The response from Josette at Switch Inn tells how bad things are as they got pretty defensive with their comments. I don't file false reviews!!

Highly recommend this place. So many choices of Mac/cheese varieties. We had 3 mini orders of the…read morePickle, Chicken Parm & Chicken Marsala. OMG. It was so fresh and delish!!! 5star. The place was service up items in a timely matter. We waited maybe 5 min to order which the guy informed us of. Perfectly fine we were in no rush. And waited maybe 10-15 for our food. It was really fantastic. We're only in town for the Airshow this weekend but my husband travels through sometimes for work. Maybe 2x a year and he will be bringing some home to us in PA. Excellent and well done food and service.

For a place which is solely dedicated to making Mac and cheese, I am highly disappointed due to how…read morelack luster the food actually was. In addition I decided to last minute to add chicken to the dish and I'm glad that I did because the steak in the Mac and cheese were basically microscopic, it wasn't until I was reaching the end of the meal where I discovered the little slither of steak the meal had in it. The store itself constricts itself as well where in the digital menu it states the meal comes along with Gouda cheese in it, however in the store front Gouda cheese is no where to be found. I realized after I ordered the food and asked the cashier about it and they stated that it did not. There's so much more I could say but this review is long enough.