I'm in Maryland, how can I not hit a brewery called CROOKED CRAB?!?…read more Pizza was on the menu... crisp thin crust and plenty of toppings. Beer was great, and I tried quite a few! Backfin was my favorite, I'll have to come back!

I wanted to enjoy this place especially off the strength of two colleagues along with the reviews…read moreraving about this place. I will break it down with pros and cons. Pros: Great variety of beers on tap hefty pours on the tasting package Regulars come here to hang Plenty of seating Extremely chill...we brought a game and were able to play while we enjoyed our drinks Cons: If you have dietary restrictions you will starve; I have a gluten allergy and could only order the wings as the menu is limited to one brisket sandwich, wings, or pizza. They also did not have gluten free or cauliflower crust Many of there beers on tap are not updated on the menu so unless you inquire with the staff you will not know as I ordered a mead that was not included on the menu This is a self serve place, you go up to order and they bring it out to you I will not go out of my way to visit again as we left hungry and then had to make another stop; however if in the area would return again. if ocmpared to Jailbreak Brewery I would choose jailbreak everytime.

So: I passionately enjoyed my dinner at Mamma Roma. The reason that this is unusual is because I'm…read morenot big on going out for Italian food much at restaurants - other than on holidays - since I eat so much Italian food at home. I can make an exception for more casual Italian meals at only a handful of Italian restaurants, and Mamma Roma's is now one. Growing up partially Italian, and a mix of other ethnicities, my family cooks Italian better, of course, than at any restaurant. No one made better Italian dinners than my Na-na (grandmother). But Momma Roma's hummus cream rigatoni could definitely keep me coming back for more. No one made better meatballs than my Mom but the meatballs at Mamma Roma's are flavorful enough. No one made better sauce than my Aunt #1 but the sauce on Momma Roma's ravioli was good and so fresh. And no one made better cookies than my Aunt #2, but Momma Roma's cannolis and rum cookies are tasty. There are a lot of Italian restaurants in the area and I've read that Mamma Roma's is one of, if not, the best. I can only say that while my first visit here a decade ago was fine, this visit goes into my memory as "need to get back there, eventually, if not sooner," after delighting in their new menu item: a creamy hummus rigatoni with sausage. I love hummus, though wasn't really sure if the texture of hummus sauce would be too gritty. It was not. It had a lovely, substantial flavor and silky texture that was balanced well by the impeccably-cooked al dente rigatoni. Add to that the garlic, cream, sausage and herbs in this dish and you've got a winner. I highly recommend this rigatoni, of the 3 rigatoni entrees on Mamma Roma's menu. I haven't even tried the other rigatoni dishes, but still ... don't miss this creamy, garlicky hummus dinner. And the portions of rigatoni in this dish were very generous. The presentation of the lasagna was impressive, in layering and shape. I only had a bite. It had a nice flavor, but I would have needed more bites to give a better description. And since it wasn't my order, I could not indulge. The portion was generous. Also, I would never order lasagna from any restaurant given the reasons cited earlier, but this one was good. I hope someone is laughing because anyone who has grown up in a subcultural group in the US usually sounds exactly like me about the home-cooking they grew up on. Another of Mamma Roma's menu items I'd like to try is their corn and arugula white pizza. I've only found one lovely corn pizza ever at Zelo's in an LA suburb, so now that I have seen this on their menu my curiosity is piqued. Love love love the variety of the dessert menu options. It's not just the desserts in the case on display that you can order. While there are gorgeous cookies on display, the dessert menu has a long, lovely list of all kinds of variations of cheesecakes and cakes. I would like to try the lemon cake on a return visit. And more of the cookie flavors! When I asked the barista what the top desserts were, he was quick to name the cannoli as a first. You'd probably be surprised to find out that this is a counter service approach: you order and pay up at the front and the waiter brings you your food and whatever else you need. You get your own fountain drinks or tea with ice. You can tip in advance, in good faith, when you order in the beginning or you can leave cash on the table at the end of the meal, having already paid your bill in the beginning. There is also the charming dessert counter/bar and espresso area that I mentioned earlier. So, when you are finished with your lunch or dinner, you can go to the barista's counter and order dessert and cappuccino. I love that if you order cake or a cannoli, a cappuccino is only $2. This is an awesome value especially for the evening crowd. For old school Anne Arundel county and Annapolis locals, Mamma Roma's is better than the original Squisito's pizza -- and higher in quality -- but it is a bit reminiscent of that restaurant in terms of popularity and a family feel. Plus, I have never tried the pizza here, but I'm guessing it's good given the quality of the ingredients and preparations we experienced with the pasta dishes. One thing that also really stands out about Mamma Roma's is that they are the only Italian restaurant that is nestled back in the suburban Piney Orchard division of Gambrills. In other words, it's more neighborly there vs. other restaurants along the majorly-trafficked Route 3 corridor. The restaurants along Route 3 have many more transients coming in, given the ease of access, so they are naturally less neighborly. Finally, when we brought our leftovers from dinner home I set them on the kitchen table and left them for a bit. When I came back into our kitchen, it was filled with such delicious aromas! Friends, this is just how fresh the food at Mamma Roma's is. For a casual, counter service suburban, it is quite bellissima!

Mamma Roma's is the best italian food you're going to find in the area. All of their menu items are…read morefantastic (shoutout to the Pollo Paprika). I haven't tried their pizza, but it looks great. Their service is always top notch, along with very fair pricing and great portions. They have online ordering, which helps me out alot as I work nearby. I haven't actually dined inside yet, I live about an hour away, but I can imagine the service will be just as good. They have some outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating with a bar and lots of wine options. Please check them out if you're in the area,

This is my 3rd time here since trying the pizza for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Never a…read morelong wait and service is always fast and friendly.

Will look to avoid this location moving forward until they address the substandard personal and…read morekitchen hygiene. Walked in and they were basically having a party in the freezer. One guy was picking dough off the floor and didn't see him immediately wash his hands. Another guy was preparing dough and started to pick debris off his boots then go back to preparing dough WITHOUT washing hands. Seeing how the staff were not following proper hygiene and lack of professionalism is very concerning and disappointing.

I can't believe we have lived less than 2 miles from here over the last 10years and never came…read morehere. The quaint atmosphere was intimate and inviting, the flavors abundant, the portions large for the cost, and the excellent service is what you expect from a smaller family owned restaurant. Well done! Can't wait to explore the rest of the menu!

I ordered the meat calzone with jalapeños added and the mussels marinara !…read more The food was alright I will say I really want to try the pasta or maybe the pizza next time! The calzone wasn't really what I expected the meat was barely present inside the calzone very little jalapeño and pepperoni I was expecting for there to be a lot inside but it was mainly bread and cheese sadly. The marinara mussels were delicious tho! So that made up for the calzone lacking items

awesome pizza / awesome workers / coming from ohio to eat gianni's again...cya soon. last of april…read more1st of may.

Gianni's Pizza in Severn absolutely ruined other pizza for me--in the best possible way. I walked…read morein expecting "good for a strip-mall spot" and walked out low‑key mad that I've wasted this many years on chain pizza. The crust is where it all starts: that thin New York style with just enough flop to prove it's legit, but a crisp bite at the edge that actually fights back a little. The sauce tastes bright and fresh, not sugary, and the cheese hits that perfect zone where it stretches, melts, and doesn't drown the slice in grease. Throw on pepperoni or sausage and it's game over. The vibe is classic neighborhood joint--nothing fancy, just people who clearly care about what's coming out of the oven. The crew is friendly, quick, and they've somehow never once messed up my order, even when I'm being extra about toppings. If you're anywhere near Severn and still defaulting to Pizza Hut or Domino's, I genuinely feel bad for you. Gianni's is the kind of place you recommend to friends "with your whole chest" and then feel weirdly proud when they text you mid-slice saying, "Okay, you were right." 8.9 on the Dave Portnoy's scale for me. The highest I have given outside of NYC

We keep coming back and they keep getting better! Best cheesesteak in Crofton, no debate, final…read moreanswer!! The pizza is also stellar, great New York style, and also the best in Crofton!! The staff has always been incredible with us. Kind, friendly, helpful... just the greatest! We've been coming here since they opened, and we're proud to be "regulars!"

Big fan of the buffalo chicken pizza. A couple slices of pizza and a caesar salad and I'm set at…read moreFrank & Luke's. I have yet to try anything else but need to. If you dine in they'll bring the food to your table. You have to order at the counter first. Love all the new york artwork on the walls.

Food and service so good you'll forget you're in a mall parking lot!…read more We were out running errands and decided to grab a bite. Unfamiliar with the area, I jumped on yelp and found The Farmhouse with its 4.4 star rating. So there we went. The Waugh Chapel area is a giant shopping center. Wegmans, Old Navy, Verizon, etc. The Farmhouse is in a new building near the man road. Their whole thing is farm to fork, with some herbs and greens grown on site and others sourced locally. The service is great! Fast and friendly. Instead of bread or rolls, they warm you up with some country style homemade cornbread. Freshly baked, cast iron skillet, with butter and syrup. Yum! We had the meatloaf and the chicken and chicken and biscuits. The meatloaf was tasty, with homemade mashed potatoes and perfectly cooked fresh green beans. The chicken and biscuits is kind of like a chicken pot pie without the crust. The biscuits are on top so you can decide how much bread you want. The vegetables are nice and fresh, and the chicken is perfect white meat. A++ on both entrees. For dessert we had half-baked, which is an ooey gooey cookie and a brownie in a cast iron skillet topped with ice cream. We liked it, but next time I'll probably have just ice cream because the ice cream was absolutely perfect. Where are you? Stevensville? Baltimore? Solomon's? Alexandria? DC? You should make the drive to Waugh Chapel Station and get some fresh, delicious, better- than-home-cooked food.

We had a mixed experience here, but there's potential…read more I made a reservation for 6 on a Thursday night and when our group grew to 14 the following day, the restaurant was able to accommodate, which I really appreciated. When we arrived, our table appeared to be ready right at our reservation time, but we still had to wait to be seated. It wasn't a long delay, but it was a bit confusing and felt like a service issue. The ambience is beautiful and well done, and the bathrooms were clean. The food itself was solid across the board, and the chicken and biscuit was actually even better the next day as leftovers. Unfortunately, the service was the biggest drawback. Refills only happened when we asked, and splitting checks for a large group was more difficult than expected. At one point when a correction was needed, a member of our party noticed the server visibly rolling her eyes, which didn't help the experience. Drinks are also served by the can rather than fountain style, which made them feel overpriced without refills. For a place that presents as upscale, the experience shouldn't feel nickel-and-dimed. Overall, nice atmosphere and good food, but the service needs improvement before I'd consider returning.

I walk in and am instantly greeted with a smile. I have never been here so I ask the kind woman…read morewhat's on the menu. She goes through and explains almost every option and gives her own opinion on which ones are good. The whole store felt cozy, there was a seating area overlooking the road, so I could watch road rage and eat a sub.

We saw the other yelp reviews and decided to give Best Wings N Pies a try. The service was good…read more They were more than patient as we mulled over the menu. We walked in the small establishment but very clean restaurant . They have cold drinks and a variety of desserts ready to be purchased. We placed our order for a pizza with various toppings and wings with garlic parmesan sauce and buffalo sauce on the side. We did not care for the wings. Both sauces had a weird taste that didn't agree with our palates. The pizza was delicious but dare I say it had too much cheese. The cheese overshadowed the rest of the toppings. Overall the pizza was pretty tasty but the wings left much to be desired.

I recently re-tried this place twice and they came through both times. Outstanding white pizza and…read moreregular pizza. They are now my new go to for white after trying pretty much every place that had white pizza from Glen Burnie to Owings Mills. I'm glad I gave them another chance.

The favor--excellent!…read more But would I pay $17.99 again for Shrimp & Broccoli Alfredo with just 3 shrimp? Maybe not. Idk what happened. Totally not what I expected. First time port take-out there.

The Mrs got the 2 slices(Mushrooms & Green Peppers) & a salad lunch special and loved her pizza…read more Raved about it afterwards. I got 5 Mango Habanero Wings & 5 Mozarella sticks & enjoyed it. The Mozarella sticks were a little underwhelming & the wings were super small but still good nonetheless. I haven't been to this three brothers in a while and everytime I come I'm genuinely surprised how spacious it is on the inside, clean as well. Our cashier was really nice and professional, and even brought our to go orders to our table where we were seated when it was ready. Little gestures like that go a really long way. 4 stars.

We seem to have a knack for finding a decent place on our way out of town. Back in 2020 when we…read morewere leaving Illinois we finally went to this place that everyone talked about, that we had read about. It was pretty good. It was about 5 miles away from our house. Well, fast forward to 2025. We are getting ready to move back to IL in June. We went to 3 Brother's (5 miles away from our house) today. It came up in a search for "fish sandwiches". Indeed they have one on the special menu, but being suspicious of haddock, neither of us got one. I'm not saying that haddock are a particularly dodgy animal, I just have never found it to be quite as tasty as the rest of the fish eating world seems to think it is. My wife got a turkey club sub and fries, I got an Italian combination sub and onion rings. We were both satisfied with our order. The fries were very good, but she did have onion ring envy. They were quite good, they were real, and the onion was tender enough that you could bite it without pulling out the whole onion. That, pulling out the onion, is about the most disappointing food happening you can imagine. She was impressed with the bacon in her sub, it was real, actual cooked bacon, crisp and complimented the sandwich. My Italian was well balanced, a little ham heavy, but satisfying and well dressed. Minor nitpick "complaints". The rolls are quite fluffy, so the overall fit of the sandwich for a bite is a bit challenging. [a first world problem, I get it]. The meats on both of our subs were a bit too cold. A 30 second microwave zap wouldn't be a bad kitchen confidential trick to add to their prep. The service was fine, we ordered at the counter and sat and talked for a bit, enjoyed each others company. We propably don't do that often enough. We tend to eat our meals in our separate chairs in the living room, in front of TV or a phone in the hand. Perhaps in our golden years we will sit across from each other a bit more often. I hope so. We will certainly make an effort to come back to 3 Brothers at least once more before we leave Maryland. I read a bunch of the lower rated reviews, and I guess those kinds of people find something wrong with everything they experience. We enjoyed the lunch out, the place was clean, the people pleasant, the food tasty and timely.