Pizza Roma

The pizza here is very tasty! The only issue is that they do not serve pizza by the slice (at least not when I came), the electrical outlet did not work when I came, and there really should be more and better drink options in my opinion (including some natural soda options). Other than that, I like it how this place had an authentic hole-in-the-wall-type feel to it. It felt real, not fake. The food was nice and the owner was very nice and hospitable as well. Buon Appetito!

It's undercooked a bit so it's overly chewy and the sauce is VERY acidic. They do use good cheese here though and the toppings were fine. The employee was kind but not overly helpful. The dough is home made and has good flavor but the inconsistency of the cooking made it not as good as it could have been.

I’ve been coming here for years, whenever I’m in town. It’s been my favorite. Delicious pepperoni pizza. Went in today Monday May 6 at 6:17 pm. The guy working there, zero personality. Bad service. The owner seriously needs to get someone else in there. This guy is bad for business. The pizza this time had obviously been sitting out since noon. Dry as cardboard. It’s usually very good though.

Stopped in with my family for pizza at the last minute at around 6:00PM on a Thursday evening. The pizza was made fresh and was delicious, not at all greasy and very light. The gentleman working there seemed very shy, but he was very nice with a very sincere smile. It was definitely worth the wait. We will return again in the future. This place is a classic example of a hole in the wall with amazing food. Try it for yourself.

The place may not look inviting, don't let that skew your tastebuds. I have only seen one employee in this place, he makes a great pizza, and the prices are great. I go there often for the 2 slice and a small drink special, and have never been let down. Support local small businesses, cause he has better pizza than dominos and pizza hut all the way around.

I was charged close to 9 bucks for a spaghetti meatballs + soda deal. It is the only pasta item on the menu. While waiting for my takeout I noticed menu states its price is $6.99. I asked the man behind the counter why the discrepancy and received most unreal answer: "that is for three balls, I gave you four, plus soda". Two questions - what menu is this super deal mentioned on? and how did he know I wanted it? Pasta was OK. The sauce quickly drained all liquid part down to the bottom of the (foam) tray and I was left with nice and thick sauce crust on top. ;) It's lunch hour, inside three other customers besides me. That's in the middle of Arlington with lots of office buildings around and a college dorm! Anyone ever saw a pizzeria next door to a college that doesn't prosper? This would be the first one to me. So, I question rave reviews' authenticity.