Rossi Pizza

The bagel was fine, the chives in the cream cheese taste fresh. The cold brew I got was probably the worst coffee I have had in a while . I couldn’t even finish it .

To echo what another reviewer said, the pizza is shockingly good for an airport pizza. Possibly the best I've ever had in NYC! I got the mushroom pizza and the flavors were amazing. The crust was also perfect. Not too thin and not burnt.

I did a take out for a Margherita pizza and a cappuccino. Although the store is not smoothly run and the waiting area is small, I don’t think it’s 2-star bad. (There are so many negative reviews, so I was hesitant to check it out.) I liked my pizza- very nice dough and the sauce was delicate, not too salty or tasting like fake herbs. Not a lot of pizza, but I think $18 for a decent food at the airport these days is rare. The cappuccino was surprisingly decent, too. Much better than any of the chain coffees& better than a lot of airport cappuccinos I have had. Not too burned, not too bitter. Quite decent. It does take 15min to get your order, but it’s freshly baked pizza- and if you don’t want to wait, then I think you should eat something else.

Extremely expensive for a mini size pizza. Although its fresh in the oven, the price doesn’t justify. The wait time is extremely long. Seats are fixed to the tables for a QR code order on the phone. The servers will not help you on the table. No service, no tip.

While waiting for a flight at Laguardia I decided to make the decision to enjoy a Chicken 🍗 Caesar salad 🥗 and a Mimosa 🍾with Grapefruit. Everything went well just a little red on the lettuce that could have been left out. Other than that the salad was good I would swap out the chicken next time for the shrimp 🍤 to see which is better. Service was fast. Mimosa was filled and the staff is attentive.

Pizza is shockingly good for airport pizza. A little pricey, but that’s because you’re eating in an airport lol. Don’t come here in a rush because it takes a fair amount of time to make one —I’m assuming it’s freshly made. But if you have time to kill, this is a good place to spend it. Ordering and staff could be much better, but at least pizza was good.

Food was great. The rest of the experience was ridiculous. There were 3 staff members walking around the small waiting area repeatedly asking everyone what they were waiting for. They would even come up while you were ordering to ask you if you were ordering takeout - uh, yeah, that’s why I didn’t sit at a table and instead went to the to-go counter. After I got my pizza, I was disappointed to find it was in a very thin, flimsy cardboard box - what a perfect idea for travelers carrying the box in one hand and a suitcase in the other! I enjoyed scalding the bottom of my hand as I had to place the box flat on my palm in order to make the one-handed trip to my gate. I figured this place just opened and that was why the staff acted so weird and the box was so unfit for purpose. Nope, just bad execution and a clear lack of understanding the customer experience.

Pizza was very good. It does take time which is normal for a pizza. Lady at counter area didn't want me standing around the store area after ordering, so take a walk and come back to get the food.

I think this might be a new part of the airport because everything is very clean and brand new looking. For airport Pizza - it was delicious. I had a margarita, and my husband had a pepperoni pizza. The pizzas were much better than we were expecting. Our server was very nice, & helpful. The only weird thing is - you can order through a QR code or through the server, but you have to pay and tip before you ever get your food. Which if you don't like your food or something goes wrong you've already paid for it. But- it's also a positive, because if you're in a hurry, you don't have to wait for the check. It opens a tab for you on your phone, so you can add things if needed. So you have prepaid, but you haven't actually paid until you close it out yourself. Very good pizza!

Review is for takeout order. Gave wrong coffee order and told to just take it anyway. Bagel egg not made to order.

Don't bother.... They burnt the food. How do you not make a chicken club correctly? We couldn't even eat the meal. Go anywhere else to eat.

For an airport pizza pop-up it's very good! As a matter of fact, this would be a good wood oven fired pizza anywhere. Takes about 20-25 minutes to get your pie. You order it at one of the many computers and wait or you can sit at the restaurant and have your dinner. Definitely recommend.

Weary travelers may find it difficult to choose a spot to dine at. But if you happen to find yourself at LGA, co wider Rossi Pizzeria. We noticed people walking around with pizza boxes as they had to-go ordering. We ordered a pepperoni from the iPad flo ordering system which requires a QR code scan. They have a staff person floating around to help you with condiments and tableware. They have a mix of reusable and non reusable. The pizza, a tad bit oily and the cheese was sliding off and couldn't hang on for dear life. The crust was nice and crispy sort of echoing flavors from its wood fired brick oven. Overall not bad. It's community seating and the vibe isn't bad for an airport spot. Also, greatly appreciate the recyclable to go packaging.

Great pizza!! Even for airport stuff, this was amazing, my son went back twice before we boarded the plane!

It is a place to sit down and have a bite before you get on your plane. Would I say the pizza is great!! No. The sauce tastes like Hunts tomato sauce right out of the can. It is not inexpensive either. Definitely airport prices. Where if you want something to eat, it costs a pretty penny. Sometimes you don't have a choice, and this is one of them. It's fine but not if I was in a regular setting. You order on the tablet- looking at the menu and touch it to select. You are basically eating at a counter. Only good thing is that next time I wouldn't pick the pizza.

I've been impressed with the new Delta terminal at LGA the past few times I've flown. There are some pretty good restaurants now in terms of both ambiance and food. However, Rossi Pizzeria was fairly underwhelming when I visited last week. I ordered a chicken Caesar salad that was very dry. There wasn't enough dressing and the serving of chicken was a little small. I will say, the service was very quick, and it was a fairly comfortable spot to sit and charge my phone for a bit. Not sure I'd eat here again in the future, though.

my pizza was under cooked my toppings were missing I went to the manager Armando and told him what was the problem, the manager cursed me out said fuck you wow disgusting rude behavior wow never going there again

Food fine. Cleanliness fine. Extremely confusing ordering. No food menu posted. If you want non-coffee beverage you have to run down past ordering screens, bring back the bottle, and scan it, but by then your order has timed out. Nowhere are these instructions written. And the woman stationed there to help you - honestly I don't think I have ever been treated so rudely in a retail space. The kitchen staff were friendly and efficient but she was horrible. Skip this place.

Im writing this for Birch Coffee LGA airport, terminal C near gate 92. The electronic receipt came from Rossi Pizzeria Market. First of all, they have screens to self order...some don't work, but there's no sign to indicate it. So as I was ordering 3 people would order and then not be able to pay passing people off. They had one machine where a lady was a facilitator- but she only liked to help one person to every 6 people getting frustrated with the self service touch screens. It would have been effective if this was some kind of behavioral study. But it wasn't. It's rush hour morning and people want to grab things before their flight. Alas, the back orders was not what warrants the 1 star. I ordered 2 bagels, toasted with butter. Easy. I get my bag and go my way. Shocker: the other bagel is missing. I come back and there's an angry crowd waiting to order so I politely show people the bag to quickly show them I'm not cutting the chaotic line. The woman recognizes me and and I say, "I ordered 2 bagels and got one..." She looks at the woman behind the counter and she looks confused...gives me one bag- then says, "Wait, take this one" Not instilling a ton of confidence. Still, this is not what constitutes a one star rating. I get back to our gate only to find a mildly toasted bagel, totally not toasted on the inside with melted grease- nothing remotely tasting like butter. And oddly, this is not what made me select the one star. The rating is for the rubbery, hard, tasteless bagel. This is a sin to serve in NYC. Serving horribly vile bagels should be punishable as a felony. It was so bad we couldn't finish it. Hub exclaimed with enthusiasm: this is awful and I can't even eat this sh*t. It was inedible and the city of NY should shut the joint down. .I know, I know- so dramatic! However, there are certain foods that should remain authentically NYC and amazing. Bagels and pizza are a staple to this list and yet, somehow this joint managed to F it up. It's akin to going to Chicago and getting a bad deep dish pizza, California and rotten avocado on your avocado toast, going to TX and getting a horrible steak, or KC and getting bad BBQ. I've ranted enough.

I was trapped at LGA due to an 8-hour flight delay and was given two meal vouchers from Delta. So here I was off to scavenge the modernized Terminal C food and beverage outlets to spend my $30 vouchers. There really aren't too many options around aside from the pantry essentials like refrigerated to-go sandwiches, yogurts, and pre-boxed salads. There are also like 3 Starbucks and a couple of pizza places including Rossi Pizzeria. I was at LGA on Friday, August 5th, 2022 and at least 90% of the flights got cancelled all around the same time due to weather issues in the Midwest. The wait time for customer service lines were hours and hours long. I got my meal vouchers before things got really chaotic and I stopped in here for dinner around 8:30pm. They have a pretty extensive pizza list along with appetizers and a cocktail list. I ordered a Goat Cheese Bruschetta (grilled bread goat cheese, fig jam, herbs) and a Meatball Parm Sub (beef and sausage meatballs, marinara, and fresh mozzarella). A nice Asian woman who worked there helped me input my meal vouchers into the POS system. The subtotal came out to just a little over $30, and I paid about $6 (out-of-pocket) in tip. Both dishes were pretty good (for airport food). The Meatball Parm Sub was a good portion size. It came with a side salad, but probably should've substituted it with french fries instead. Since I'm a big eater, I definitely liked that I had enough for the Goat Cheese Bruschetta which was pretty tasty. The food took about 10-15 minutes to come out. Of course, since it's in the airport, the prices are absurdly high for what it is and I probably wouldn't have come here had it not been for the meal vouchers. But, this was a good option for what was available.

Never a good sign when the menu in front of the airport restaurant shows no prices. That being said, there weren't too many viable options in the area and wanted a quick drink/snack before the flight. It seems this spot shares almost the exact same menu as the bar across the hall, aside from some pizza additions. Kept it simple with a Bottled Beer ($11), and Fries ($9). Pretty egregious overall even after prices were lowered after the outcry. Fries are fine, a large handful they got a little greasy towards the end Service here is fine though not really existent. There's a tablet at each seat that's only job is to display QR code to order (no other functionality). It serves its purpose here, but wouldn't want to come back.

Lady was awkward and annoying, told us to place our order at the screen, we did, we sit down to wait for our food and then she mentions you are not allowed to sit there haha. Great English, lady. Pretty sure she came from the bathroom too. There are other pizza places. The slices place has really friendly staff.

No option for cash and no ability to get paper receipt. You must give them your cell or email just to get a receipt. Really bad idea.

Raw hamburger meat, they were happy to re-do the order but by then we needed to board the plane. Every one was pleasant about it but for the $$$, i would have just purchased a tuna sandwich across the hall. :(

Ordered food to go and got kicked out because seating was for Dine in only. A bit shocked.

Probably going to spell this wrong but tansian the server was amazing and will definitely travel from a different terminal to come back here! Pizza is amazing! Bloodymary was good but very small for the price but to be expected at a airport

Can't wait to come to have your pizza! I'm Italian from Venezia Italia, I was executive chef, owner and bottle washer at CiaoCristina (recently sold after 17 years) in Burbank California. Love your NEWSMAX preference on your TV! Grazie, á presto....CiaoCristina

The absolute worst piece of shit pizza ever!!! Presented nicely on the menu and pictures but the service as well as the food is literally the worst bullshit I've been served! Not only did they not customize my order with light cheese but it only consisted of cheese.. none of my to points and the order took 30 minutes and not 15/20 as told.. avoid this establishment by all means!!! I'm sure Mr Rossi has no idea on how his company is being run and how over time this franchise will be the death of what is probably a good choice..

$89 for two p poorly made sandwiches and a bad pizza with watery drinks that took nearly 40 minutes to get served! Next time I'll just wait to get home.

Sells iced coffee but wants you to pay extra for simple syrup knowing raw sugar doesn't dissolve in cold liquids.

Worst dining experience ever, even for LaGuardia. I ordered a blueberry bagel with cream cheese and paid for it with a tip included. Ten minutes later I order an overpriced mimosa and paid for it too. The restaurant was maybe 30% full. I waited 35 minutes and asked the waitress, who told me they were out of blueberry and only had poppyseed. Apparently she was just not going to fulfill my order but keep the money. I told her I would take the poppyseed. I waited 15 more minutes and nothing ever arrived. People around me were having similar issues. It was completely ridiculous.

I was passing through and had 1 hr for lunch between connections. I saw a nice sit down area with QR code menus. The Atmosphere was a cross between an upscale martini bar and a convenience store (a weird combination but it worked). The ordering of the food was quick and easy and the my dish came out shortly after placing the order. I ordered the Flat iron entree salad, with a side of toast and a 750 ml San Pelegrino sparkling water. The steak was cooked perfectly and the rest of the salad was layered with flavors. Overall I would recommend, just don't look at the prices. I got out of there spending just shy of $50.00, which is on the pricey side. Besides the price, everything else was perfect.

Ordered from the kiosk on the Togo side. Decided I would eat it on the other dinning side after I ordered it. Was told that I could not eat there even though most of the tables were empty and I had ordered from their menu. They were being silly and petty a so in return I walked into the walkway and sat on the ground and started to eat my food just outside the restraint. Manager came out and said I could not sit there but could go sit in the Delta customer service area that did not have seating. Won't be back when I fly through again.

Marg pizza for $18. Looks NOTHING like the menu picture. I know it's the airport, but how hard is it to make a decent looking pie.

I had lots of time before a flight. Selection of affordable food in terminal bleak. I finally settled on this place. First bad sign- no menus. I had to scan the code on the table placard. Ordering was a challenge. 2 young men "working" there. Others seemed to have difficulty with the order process and their orders. I asked for help. I did get some assistance. Selection on menu minimal. I ordered a bagel with egg snd cheese (they were out of cream cheese!) and medium coffee. ..egg prefab , cheese processed, bagel poor quality and taste. All for 11.76 + tip. Why did i tip? For absolute minimal service. This was not a good experience and would not recommend.

Service is Fair and for airport location i can understand the price of food and drinks. The only comment i can critique is when i sit on one of the table the waiter ask me to move to the bar if i'm not eating. I was like that's fine but wth i should be able to sit where i want to sit lol. Place look cozy good place to relax while u wait for your flight. $20 for this drinks what u think lol

Pizza is good but it will take 30-40 minutes so would no recommend if you are in a rush. I almost missed my flight while waiting. The servers are arguing in front of everyone as well. The food itself though is pretty good and authentic for New York pizza style!

I was going to get pizza but unfortunately their oven wasn't working. Not many options under $20, so I opted for the meatball parm. Decent portion size with a green leaf salad and vinaigrette dressing. Meatballs were big in size and lots of melty cheese for a good cheese pull. Tastes great and quick eats before boarding. Easy ordering at the kiosk and waited less than 10 min for order to come out via side door. They don't make it in the kitchen by the kiosks except for pizzas.

Waited over 30 min and ultimately had to leave before pizza came out; was told a few times mine was up next but never came. Absolute no brainer to add unusually long wait time estimate to the electronic ordering and / or have the two people handing out boxed pizzas either a) tell customers the expected wait or b) work behind instead of in front of the counter.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I ordered at the to go station and was told it would take around half an hour, and I could go away and come back. I came back half an hour later and asked the server if the pizza was ready. She said, when it's ready, they're gonna call your name. You just come back at the time I told you and it will be ready. Soon. 40-45 minutes now. There were two pizzas and a drink waiting for people to pick them up, but I didn't see one with my name, so I figured it wasn't yet ready. Since it had only been 30 minutes, I waited. I waited 20 minutes and I didn't hear my name. Now it had been 50, so I asked the guy making pizzas if there was one with my name. He said they called my name 10 times and then threw it away. They offered to make me another one, and said that would only take 10 minutes, but they didn't have any more vegetables, so they couldn't make any of the vegetarian pizzas. I agreed to a plain pizza but requested they refund the difference in price, which they said the couldn't do. By that point I decided I would rather get a ready made sandwich next door, so I asked them to refund the order. The server started to cancel my order but she canceled the order of someone else with the same name who had ordered a drink half an hour after me! It was obviously not my order because the name and price were listed. I had to argue with her to convince her to go back and refund my order and to undo canceling the other person's! I did not ask to speak to the manager, but she preemptively told me she didn't want to hear anything about it. I was fine with the long wait. But this system of just calling out names, and putting some orders out where customers can see them, and others not, and throwing food away rather than bringing it out to ask if the person is there, is so broken.

They told me 45 to 50 minutes when I placed my order. Ended up being just over the one-hour mark of waiting for an overpriced pizza at an airport. The pizza was ok, but very greasy and salty. A couple other people said they had been waiting more than an hour and were furious. "Consulting chef Mark Iacono" should stick to restaurants that aren't in airports. Utterly embarrassing.

Sheer incompetence is the only way to describe the service. My partner and I ordered at the same time and my meal came out a solid twenty five minutes later. My partners soda was flat. They also said they didn't have any more pizzas... ummm.... That's your entire claim. You didn't know you were making pizzas today‽ I would rather starve than experience this place ever again.

The service was atrocious. The pizzas were small. They were out of nearly every ingredient on the menu. Then they said those ingredients were "out" for takeout but was available to people who sat down. I would have much rather gone somewhere else if I could have.

This is a review for the coffee counter at Rossi Pizzeria in the new Delta Terminal D of LGA. This was a pretty place to order and walk in but a strange experience. First you touch the iPads at the end and place your order. I wanted a mocha and once I cumbersomely found the coffees on the menu (even though there is a very nice and big board displayed) I could not add or remove whipping cream but I was able to select nonfat milk. Then you enter your phone and name to be alerted when your order is ready and a receipt prints. But then you move to a completely different iPad on the next side to pay for your order, enter your phone again and swipe your card and get a different receipt. So what would normally take a second to order now take a bit. Lastly the cup of mocha is delivered through a small opening at the counter and your name is called. My cup was super small -- especially because the receipts clearly state 8 oz -- and it tastes strange -- very bitter, not chocolate, etc -- to me it's more of a double espresso. And the cost? $6.05 to be confused and disappointed. I get it that they don't have Starbucks and I love a delicious Italian coffee but this process seems a bit stressful. Luckily I was the only one around so I wasn't holding anyone up. I can't review the pizza or sit down service in the restaurant area but once the coffee kicks in my mood will improve I guess!

We went to get pizza, cause as it says, this is a pizzeria. Altough, when we got there, the waitress told us there was no pizza anymore. We decided to stay, since we were already sit. So we ordered some meatball submarines with fries. Some people got there by the time we were waiting for our dishes, and they got their meatball submarine almost 15 minutes before us. When the waiter finally arrived, there were no fries on our plates. We had to tell him to bring us the fries, since we had paid the extra for them. The waiter came back with one plate of fries, and forgot the one of my partner. My other friend had to ask 3 times for a glass of water he had asked for more than 30 minutes. My partner's fries never came, so we left. By far the worst service I've even seen. The food was ok, but not enough for the price they ask. Finally, you have to pay the tip BEFORE you get your meal. I shouldn't of given any, since it was sooooo bad. Incredibly frustrating experience. Don't go there.

super super rude (i almost cried at the woman yelling at me because i couldn't see the woman behind the expresso machine trying to talk to me), and i paid extra for sugar free syrup and to have my drink iced and they gave me a hot drink with sugar & after the long wait time i couldn't ask them to fix it cause i needed to make my flight :(((

"Our take out orders average 35-40 minutes wait time", said the manager of Rossi Pizzeria in Laguardia terminal D at 7:30 pm on 2/25/22 when I complained to him of the excessive wait for a club sandwich and meatball parm. OMFG! 35-40 minutes per order??? Seriously? And they're not ashamed of that?? He thinks that is normal? He thinks that is remotely acceptable?? I would NEVER eat here again. First: $60 for three elementary items, not including any beverages: Extortion. That had me infuriated. Almost $20 for a sub par club sandwich? The bread wasn't even toasted; it was barely warm. But I have two kids who needed to eat, and this restaurant, which operates in D concourse of LGA, was about the only game in the terminal (the same operator for both restaurants across from each other, using the same kitchen). But the service? Ludicrous! Unbelievably inefficient. They don't post the prices on their reader board for obvious reasons; they'd scare the customers away. But they have a 'take-out' line, which is the most asinine setup I've ever seen. You order at one terminal, but you don't pay there. You have to take your receipt to another terminal where you pay. Once you pay, your receipt is then stamped by the hostess type person. Then--get this--she takes your receipt from you, leaving you with nothing! No record of your order in your hands. She mostly monitors the order line (which was not long--and the restaurant was not busy. Lots of empty chairs at 7:00 pm when I ordered). She teaches people the process of ordering on multiple terminals, because it is intuitive to exactly no one. But then: She is also the person who eventually goes to get your food from across the hall. She wanders back and forth between the two places. After almost a half hour of waiting for the two sandwiches, I asked for a manager and gave him a dressing down. That's when he informed me that their average wait time for a take out sandwich is 35-40 minutes!! And he wasn't even embarrassed by saying that! He thinks that is perfectly acceptable! Un fucking believable. I'd had it. I'd been in airport terminals and on planes for more than 12 hours already at that point and I was done. I've managed restaurants before. I also worked as a server for years. I know how restaurants are supposed to operate. This was outrageous. I shouldn't have told him to go fuck himself, but I will NEVER eat at this restauranteur's badly managed ripoff tourist trap. That management team should be fired. That owner should be ashamed. I didn't even eat half the club because it was garbage--limp (warm, not even what you could call toasted) bread. I'm still furious, six hours later on my couch, finally home. Getting ripped off on outrageous prices for sub-par food is one thing. Horrendous service, a 35-40 minute per order average wait time by the manager's own admission, is just insulting and infuriating. I sincerely hope they go bankrupt.

Horrible. Could not order from the counter because the hostess said they were out of coffee there. Sat down at one of the idiotic tablets which kept telling me it could not accept my card. I saw a pending additional charge in the queue on the tablet and asked the server about it- he said it would not go through. Guess what- it really did accept my card and charged me 8 times for the order and now my credit card company has to dispute the charges. And the coffee was undrinkable - we threw it out. I never ever write these reviews but this was without a doubt the worst restaurant experience I have ever had.

Ordered a pizza and waited 30 minutes and got no pizza. I had to leave the nearly $40 pizza to make my flight. I do not recommend this experience.

go somewhere else...no sauce on the 4-cheese pizza, long wait times, & staff would rather be anywhere else...try other options, only eat here if nothing else is open

Horrible, Stay away, Terrible service! Extremely disorganized. Employees have no manners. Cooks yelling at customers when another employee told them to take the item. Pizza took 45 min. Cooks walking out. Manager lady told customers to sit at seats at restaurant but then waiters telling us, we can't sit there. Manager lady told us to call and complain to owners. We ordered salad off menu and they stated we don't offer that here even though we paid for it. Horrible! Stay away!

I went into buy a bottle of cold water and when I asked for 4oz of hot water so I can make some baby formula, I was asked to pay $1. It's no big deal but I find that messed up because there are many business in LGA AIRPOT has no problem giving 4oz of hit water for free. I've been to Starbucks many times and never had an issue. I understand the business has the right to charge for everything and anything. If you are parent traveling LGA don't attempt to get hot water here because they will charge for their exotic nyc tap water.

I was hesitant to eat here after reading such negative reviews. But I will say, the pizza was very good! (I had the meatball pizza and I added ricotta). Much better than anything I've had in an airport before. The service was fairly quick and friendly too. If you find yourself in this wing of the airport, I would definitely recommend.

Best pizza I've ever had in an airport and one of the best I've had anywhere. Nice light and airy crust, great flavor and texture! Wow! Rex Ryan walked by and waived at the staff, and he's from a family that knows where to eat! I'll certainly be back...as far as pizza goes don't change a thing!

The WORST customer service. Rude employees, especially the blue haired "I only make coffee" person. Worst pizza I've ever had in NY. Tasteless. Grade school pizza had more flavor. And for over $20? Never again.

Amazingly horrible. Online ordering system that you need to be an engineer to figure out. Then hours to get your order. Servers standing around. Absolutely sucks, sucks, sucks.

Bagel was stale and like a hockey puck - they said they would give me a refund but never processed it. Service was stupid - one iPad to order and a second one to pay - is it 1999