Rosati Pizza Restaurant

Rosatis wings are tossed in the sauce. Sausage, pepperoni, bacon, Canadian bacon, meatballs, mushroom, green pepper, onion, black olives, green olives and tomato on our crispy thin crust with a hand rolled edge. A Rosati's specialty. Our light, flaky crust is always crispy and golden brown, perfecto! Chicago's famous deep dish is a buttery crust fi... lled with mounds of mozzarella cheese and topped with chunky pomodoro tomatoes. Pleast allow extra time. Rosatis wings are tossed in the sauce. We only started ordering Rosati's in the last 6 months when we saw them on Grubhub. We've now ordered quite a few times, and we've been quite pleased with them. Their thin crust pizzas are very good, and they make really good french fries, so we always get some with our pizzas now. Only downside is we usually don't have leftovers. :) Food was hot and delicious. I asked them to do half my wings one way and the other half different and they did. The driver was very quick and friendly. He did forget to give me my dressing for the wings and then surprised me by making a separate trip to bring it to me. Definitely would order from again. I've been to several Rosatis throughout the valley and have not found 1 that wasn't good including this one. Great service by the friendly staff, the food is always fresh and very tasty.. Food was good. Driver followed directions and even called before arriving. GF actually tasted pretty good - first time ordering it! It would be awesome to have Everything was good save for the croutons on the Caesar salad, which were not thoroughly toasted. Kind of between crunchy and stale. Pizza was perfect though. It's hard to imagine a restaurant business with a stronger foundation than Rosati's Pizza. Its traditions go all the way back to the gaslight era. In 1895, Ferdinand Rosati, a recent immigrant from Italy, opened a fine Italian restaurant in Coney Island, New York. Eleven years later, in 1906, he moved to Chicago and founded another Italian restaurant on Taylor Street in the same family tradition. ...Read More