Romano’s Catering

Ok so the outside looks like a warehouse. The inside is ok once decorated.
Lets get to the food…
— nothing to write home about.
— caesar dressing tasted like sardines instead of anchovies and way too much
— over dressed salad and soggy
— the setting was ok but wtf is up with the three dinner forks?
I know the difference between a salad fork, a dinner fork and a dessert fork should be brought with dessert. Who the h-​ll puts brown gravy from a packet on «filet mignon»? I don’t understand why you’d ruin a piece of steak like that? Then they served cold food the sautéed green beans lacked finesse and flavor.
Not impressed, save your money find a catering company that has an outstanding chef. May cost a bit more but the food and venue is the one area not to skimp on the wedding. Make a lasting impression that’s positive not a negative belly ache…

Went here for a wedding reception and problems just kept popping up (especially with the DJ). When the wedding party was suppose to be introduced to guests, the microphone died and we were stuck standing out in the hall for twenty minutes before the problem was fixed. After we finally got to sit down, dinner was served and it was pretty bad. The bread was as hard as a rock, chicken parmigiana was like rubber, the veal was like leather, and their dessert brownie was dry. I heard the hors d’oeuvres were good but they ran out of it soon after the reception started. While we were eating, the wedding song of the groom’s parents was played when it was suppose to be played later in the night (certainly after dinner so the couple could dance). When it was time for the groom and bride to cut the cake, the DJ didn’t announce it and most of the guests missed it because it was on the opposite side of the room. The dance floor was small, people were crashing into each other and people’s drinks kept getting knocked out of their hands and shattered on the floor. The absolute worst is that compared in price to other similar halls, Romano’s is rather expensive for what I can only assume is because of its location. The waiting staff however were awesome, very nice and considerate.

I don’t know why they call this spot a restaurant when it’s actually a catering hall that’s been hosting weddings, prom, and parties for years at a reasonable price. I went there last Sunday for the annual Boxing Hall Of Fame Banquet.
The Hall Of Fame was inducting a few deserving Boxers, Promoters and Writers and other related personnel while enjoying the food prepared by Romano’s. The buffet was your typical roast beef, some kind of chicken, string beans, pasta, fish, rolls and desserts, nothing fancy.
It was great seeing these people receive an honor after all the years had passed since they were warriors. They now needed canes & hearing aids and some were accepting the honors for loved ones that have passed on and I felt like part of a big olé family. no matter how dis functional. They were excited and emotional with every name announced and a few were teary eyed. They ate, danced the Electric Slide and got their program signed by the aged fighters.
Romano’s staff was excellent, with quick service and something I never get enough of… the staff never uttered the word «no».

Food is very well for a catering venue, great service and reasonably priced.