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    Romano's Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant

    4.2 (6 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Lori D.

    Classic spot we never pass by when we're in the area. Consistently delicious, friendly staff, great menu. The decor is dated but it's part of the old school charm. They have street parking but it's always been easy to find a spot. While they're known for their upside down pizza, they have many options - square, round, cheese on top, etc. Whatever we've tried has always been great.

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    Peter R.

    Thank you stopping in !

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    Peter R.

    Thank you Wayne ! We appreciate your business !

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    Peter R.

    Thank you Lori!

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    Thank you for giving us a try !

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