I have passed by this place for yrs on the way to my parents house and never really gave it a try…read moreonly because we usually get pizza from Joey D's, Angelinas, or Rodolpho's...But this past Saturday when I was thinking about what I wanted to have for dinner Ottos popped into my head and I thought "why not give that place Otto's a try"...I really love the fact that their website has pictures of all of the menu items and lists all of the toppings/ingredients for their pizzas/specialty pizzas. This way you know visually what to expect. I placed a phone order for pick up. We got a white pie with onions and the honey mustard chicken wrap. The pizzeria is in a small strip mall where Piscataway could be South Plainfield but also could be, or is approaching Plainfield... IYKYK, if you're local to the area and know this road intersection haha...if you drive too fast you may miss it...When I went inside was greeted by a gentleman at the register and a young lady with glasses that was putting together and organizing orders. Both individuals were friendly and smiling...The gentleman was having a passionate discussion with a customer about the Knicks etc while we were waiting for our food...I like when you go places like pizzerias and take out spots that the people working there engage with customers, so it was cool, I am a Knick fan, so I hopped in the conversation myself...As I was standing there I looked into the display case and the buffalo chicken pizza caught my attention, so I asked if a slice could be added to my order...In total a personal white pie with onions, the chicken wrap, and the buff chix slice came to about $34. We really enjoyed the white pie and the buffalo chicken slice we ended up splitting (I was only supposed to be getting the wrap since I am watching my calories). I had a few bites of a slice of the white pie and it was super flavorful, creamy/rich from the cheeses, and really hit the spot. We really find ourselves ordering less and less traditional tomato sauce pies...so when you find a place that does a white pie well...Its noteworthy... The buffalo chicken slice was one of the best I have had (Two Tony's in Linden and Italian Village in Plainfield are what I always compare buffalo slices to, because they are top tier pizzerias for buffalo chix). Otto's uses the right amount of buffalo sauce and ranch. Looks like they toss the chicken pieces in the hot sauce whereas some other places just do a diagonal drizzle of buffalo and a diagonal drizzle of ranch. The honey mustard chicken wrap was great. The breaded chicken...I am not for certain, but tasted like storemade/homemade breaded cutlet, as opposed to frozen breaded chicken tenders...I mean if it is frozen chicken that is just tossed in the fryer, then its the best frozen chicken I have had in a long time, and I am still not mad at it haha I am not sure what brand of honey mustard they use but its very good def will be getting the wrap again...I really wished I had went to Ottos sooner than I did...Its a "hidden gem"...We have been missing out all this time...I see the 4-star rating here on Yelp, and I am confused why it isnt higher. The pizza is right on par with the other spots that I frequent that I mentioned at the beginning of my review, and is head and shoulders above alot of the other places in Edison-Piscataway-South Plainfield that I wont even bother mentioning. Def go to Ottos to get a pie next time you are in the mood for pizza! Sorry no photos were taken for this particular review but again...If you go to their website...what you see is what you end up with.

We've been going here since they opened. 9 out of 10 times the pizza is awesome. Their Grandma pie…read morewith vodka sauce is usually the best around. This last time they proved me wrong. The pie was dry with little vodka sauce. When I heated it up, as I had to run out unexpectedly, the top piece of mozzarella cheese slid off showing a baked in piece under it. Apparently the pie was a sit a rounder one that they spruce up with another piece of cheese and warmed up. Not good, and expensive too. The hot honey with pepperoni pie was awesome though, as all of theirs usually is. I guess it was an off day.

From my experience eating there the food was meh. Wish I could say that about employee hospitality.read more

If you venture off to any restaurant after church service on Sunday's early afternoon, if that…read morerestaurant is any good, usually there will be a wait. Fortunately for me, there was no wait at Firehouse Grill, but this is no indication of it being "no good" - rather it is an unassuming hidden gem off the beaten path. It's small, not good for groups, but as a family of four we always a find place to sit. Once again, Danielle was there to provide table service, and she man's the counter. It's just her and the cook there every time we visit. We always receive friendly service and walk away fully satisfied.

I only left 1 star because I couldn't leave 0. The food was disgusting. Mozzarella sticks weren't…read morecrispy and the cheese wasn't even fully melted. The Fettuccine Alfredo tasted as if it had no salt and it gave my girlfriend a stomach ache. I ordered a tuna sandwich for myself and it was just bland and disgusting. Seriously how do you mess up a tuna sandwich. To top it all off I also ordered garlic bread and it barely tasted of garlic and was super soggy. Would never recommend

Some of the best food I have ever had. The service is excellent - NOT a fast food joint - but a…read moreculinary experience to savor. BYOB. Excellent experience - great people.

Came in with a buddy off a long run and the bartender fed us water on water and was extremely…read morefriendly. We didn't order anything and his hospitality was still a 10/10. Highly recommend stopping by

Fantastic pizza and cheeseburger! Great spot to watch any game. Rich, the bartender, was really…read morefriendly and is a staple.

If you're driving here: so I drove to this location during rush hour. That was a mistake because I…read moredidn't know where to turn and had to quickly turn into their lot when I saw it. Just a quick warning as this has nothing against the actual restaurant Actual opinion: I ordered a lamb gyro platter. Not bad. Everything was made properly. Nothing was burned, meat was soft, rice was how I like it. It just didn't set itself apart from other similar establishments. I would go here again and try the other food items they serve. They have a good variety with their platters, burgers, pizzas among other things. I'm sure you can find something you like here

This seems like an elevated chicken shack if I had to be frank. However, that's not a shot nor…read moreshade. Very clean establishment, and the food I got today was fresh and flavorful. It was a pretty decent sized portion for the price as well. Based on how I liked todays food I'll def be back to bounce around the menu next time I'm back.

Delicious pizza from the wood fire oven. Friendly service from everyone who works here. The space…read moreis cozy and inviting, making it great for a large gathering or smaller group.

Upon arriving to Rahway, my coworker and I were starving. We didn't have lunch due to our long…read moreflight, so I was very excited about this Italian place. And surprisingly, this happened to be a very well known restaurant as our other coworkers knew about it! It's located across of CubaNu Restaurant & Lounge on the corner of Lewis St and Main St in downtown Rahway. There's paid street parking and parking garages around the area. My coworker and I shared their Calamari Al Forno, tossed with Italian sausage, hot cherry pepper, and balsamic glaze. And wow. Who would have thought balsamic glaze with calamari would be sooooo good! I'll definitely be ordering that combination again. The mix with the Italian sausage and cherry peppers added a nice kick to the dish. Both of us could not stop eating it even though we wanted to save room for our pastas. Our meal was off to a great start! I ordered their Linguini de Mar which was supposed to have four seafoods: shrimp, calamari, mussels, and clams. Unfortunately, mine was missing the calamari. However, the pasta was incredibly flavorful and the seafood was cooked perfectly - not overdone or underdone at all. YUM! My coworker got their Cheese Ravioli with the Bolognese sauce (unsure if it was extra as I didn't see the check). She loved her pasta as well! She's usually a light eater, but she devoured half the calamari appetizer and all of her pasta, which speaks volumes about how much she enjoyed the meal. I felt that the one downside was the unusual amount of water I drank (maybe ten cups?). This was my own personal indicator that there was definitely some sort of flavor enhancer which wasn't a negative thing. I'm not certain, but the food was very good, so kudos to them if that's the case. Overall, definitely a hidden gem! We unfortunately didn't try their pizzas/pies but this will definitely be on my list again the next time I visit. Or I may opt in for another round of calamari al forno and pasta again, haha!

My friend was telling me how she grew up next to White Rose in Highland Park, reminiscing about the…read moredays of old. And then I was going to see her the very next day (today). So we're out, driving north from Edison, and I'm following her directions. She told me to turn left and I said "Oh, but I can turn right on red and then just left on Walnut." And as I got ready to turn left on Walnut, there was the sign on the corner. White Rose. So I may have turned left just a little more lazily and eased into the parking lot instead of the street. What a nice surprise for her! And with that, we both were introduced to the Roselle location, instead of the Highland Park location we each knew. Pro: I love the classic NJ diner atmosphere, with all the seating on stools or two-fer tables in one unified area. Pro: You have the service area right up front, and you can see the food being prepared. Pro: Great value food, made fresh. My Taylor ham, egg, and cheese on a bagel had a solid amount of meat, perfect balance of ingredients, everything lightly toasted or fried just right. My friend's California burger (just means a burger with all the regular toppings like lettuce, tomato, onion) was much bigger than I expected, though they also have small burgers if that's your vibe. I enjoyed her fries, which is not something I always say. Again, cooked perfectly. Con: Or is it a pro: Off the beaten path, not right downtown, so a little harder to find. But that means it's not super busy and you can find a seat. Verdict: Find yourself a seat and try it out.

Old school memories.. stopped by through the town and this place still looks the same. Vintage…read moreburger joint with milk shakes and diner food, but more. Tv is an upgrade from 40 years ago. What a nostalgic moment. Ordered the burger special which was great back in the day. The burgers still have that old greasy diner flare. Best after a night of hanging with friends. Great service. The menu has expanded from cheese sticks, fries and burgers, to gyros, souvlakis, chicken parm, steak sandwiches and more. Small place with a big menu!

i got a cheese slice there was zero flavor and i mean none. It almost tasted like a grilled cheese…read morewith how hard the bottom was. service was fine it's a pizza place. it was very clean as well but at the end of the day the pizza is shit.

Had an office event catered from here today. Flavor of the food was as expected but the pasta vodka…read morewas mushy as was the chicken parm and the garlic knots and the salad wasn't great nor was is visually appealing. Literally iceberg , jarred peppers and olives and tomato cucumber thrown in a pan. I might give it another shot but the over cooked food is a turn off. .