Romano's Pizzeria

First visit to Romano’s Pizzeria, which was a very nice experience. This is a family restaurant located just outside of downtown Littleton, Colorado. Easy access with off-street parking made this very convenient. The restaurant was busy when we arrived at 6:30 for dinner but had no problems getting a table on a Saturday night. A nice perk was they did seat us at a table even though our party of 4 was not complete, so we didn’t have to wait later. Table service started quickly with drink orders, and upon being advised the entrees were a fairly large portion, opted not to order any starters. Another nice perk for a smaller family restaurant, with entrée, a dinner salad or soup was included. The salads were a nice portion, and all four salads were fresh and dressed, a good start to the meal. Served piping hot were our entrees of Eggplant Parm, Chicken Parm, Lasagna and Green Chili Ravioli. The only comment on the dishes was that the lasagna lacked the “gooey” cheese that some may like, but otherwise everything was great. We ended the meal with Chocolate cake and Cheesecake, which both were excellent. Overall Romano’s was a great experience, with nicely timed service and we never felt rushed, which made a great night out with friends. The food is warm and comforting like a family restaurant should be, and we would return another time. Tips for your visit: For a quieter dining experience, ask to be seated in the dining room through the kitchen (if it’s open).

Fantastic food, great ambiance, great service. Definitely on our list of return spots. Got the eggplant parm with meatball and ricotta stuffed shells with spinach cream sauce and sausage(on the side in red sauce).

One of the worst pizzas I've ever had. Rubberized mushrooms from a can. Weirdly colored green peppers, cut incorrectly. Uncooked pepperoni underneath that. The dough was still soft and tasted raw with grit. We had to cook the slices another 12 minutes at 400 just to eat it.

Been coming here for years and it never disappoints! They have a great lunch special that comes with your selection of entree, salad or soup, and a basket of bread. I always get the chicken parmigiana because the flavor is exceptional. They cook it to perfection and the home style noodles are my favorite. It’s family owned and operated for over 70 years I believe. The atmosphere is vintage and cozy. Service is always on point never had a bad experience in all the times I’ve been.

This family-owned restaurant has been around for decades and is clearly still very popular! When we came on a Friday for dinner, we had to wait a good 20 minutes (and we were told no reservations for parties less than 10). The restaurant interior has a old-time look to it, but it works well. The service was good (our server was very pleasant). The food was quite tasty! Our party tried a variety of foods, such as ravioli and eggplant Parmesan, and everyone seemed to enjoy their meal! If you’re looking for good, old-fashioned American-Italian food in the greater Denver area, this is the place to go!

Overall it was pretty good. Food was good. Not sure worth $25 a plate but it was good. Service was normal. Menu says complimentary bread but didn't get any. Other tables got it so not sure why we didn't. It is hard to find good Italian food so I'll definitely give them that. Restaurant had an old school feel which was nice. I'd say a good place to go every once and a while.

Real family style Italian restaurant! Excellent veggie calzone - pastry was delightfully tasty, crunchy & not tough. Mini cannoli with good coffee was pleasant ending for meal. Restaurant was clean with warm ambiance. I plan to dine here again.

Delish food but atmosphere kinda off. Maybe because they put us in the back corner and didn’t give us a booth. Food is good. Service is good. Large portions and easily shared. So much bread, no limits on refilling! Will come back but will ask if we can get seated in a better spot.