Romio’s

I’ve had the pizza lunch special a few times, pizza is just ok. Nice and hot but not that tasty (Belltown pizza is better and not much more)
Came in for lunch today, there was one other person who was already served and another group who already ordered. Sadly the service was just mediocre, took 10 minutes just to get a menu!
We ordered gyros, they were just ok, salad in them was a bit old so not my favorite.
Took forever to get the bill to leave! Not my favorite..

Pizza was good and it’s hard to find regular old pizza in downtown Seattle these days! But salads were overdressed and service was so-​so. I’d go again, but ask for dressing on the side!

Hate to say it, just not good all around. The draft beers were flat, the burger and chicken parm had no flavor, and the place smelled like bleach. Nothing was appetizing. Not worth it.

Stay away from this pizza place — they stinge on toppings and expect you to pay premium on lousy pizzas. Worst experience ever! Just not worth $ 25 medium pizza. They fail miserabley on their motto — the only thing I’m going after is my $ 23.80 plus tip goddammit!

Love Romios!!! My fav pizza in Seattle. Great atmosphere. Everything is fresh and quality. Pasta dishes are solid and will repeat business !!

Sat down for 15 minutes and no one even acknowledged that I was there to take my order. Waitress did not come back from kitchen the entire time.

The pepperoni pizza was kind of dry, but the lunch special was 2 slices for $ 5, so I can’t complain too much. I only had a diet coke, but the liquor selection behind the bar looked pretty ample. The by-​the-​slice service was quick (although they only offered cheese and pepperoni) and my server was nice and quick enough. It was pretty empty in there even around noon, though, so I didn’t exactly have lots of other customers to compete with for attention. I don’t think I’d go out of my way to bring friends or family here, but I’ll keep it in mind for future quick, cheap lunches on a work day.

Horrible Customer Service! Recreated an online order from a couple of weeks ago. Pretty simple — a zorba pizza without gyro meat but with anchovies instead. Pizza arrived and it has Gyro meat and Anchovies — YUCK! this after they called me and confirmed the sauce and I made it very clear I did not want meat on the pizza. Called and «manager» basically told me I made an error. Could not get her to understand that I just recreated a previous order that came perfectly. She kept insisting I made an error and «next time» I have to make sure I don’t make a mistake. She told me she would send another pizza and hung up on me. An Hour later nothing! Replacement pizza never showed up — too much trouble to waste another minute on this — will just spend my $$$ elsewhere.

If I could give less stars I would. This place was awful. My friend ordered a beer. It was garnished with a moldy orange. Neither the server nor the lady working behind the bar could tell us what beers were on tap. We had planned to eat dinner but after all the trouble with the beer order we decided to go elsewhere. We were starving so we ordered mozzarella sticks. We were served mozzarella covered with tempura batter served on a bed of dirty lettuce. We were given two appetizer plates. My friend’s was clean. My plate was filthy. We had to walk to the bar to cash out and leave. Horrible service and horrible conditions. We should have known when we were the only customers.

it was everything I needed last Saturday night when i was starving for food while visiting my husband’s family who were staying upstairs. The service was friendly and the pizza was good. Nothing to write home about — but definitely satisfied our hunger.
My 5 year old nephew told me he really liked the pizza a lot — which is saying something because he is a picky eater.

Don’t order online if you’re ordering dessert. They never have what we order with our meal, the bartender voids the order, then they call and ask you to pay again for your order. Yeah I’ll get the $ back for the first order in 3 — 5 days but overall it’s a cluster f**k.

The food was okay. It’s got the greasy goodness that I like, including yummy crust and cheeses, but definitely relies on low quality meats. The service was the big downside for me though. Nearly every step of the process included some kind of error and slow service. Considering that the place is a sports bar, I didn’t go in expecting 5 stars, but they definitely can do better.

This review is strictly of their Hawaiian pizza. It really wasn’t super good. It wasn’t bad… But it wasn’t anything to get excited about. We give it a 2 out of 5.
We’ve been here before and their pepperoni was decent and the service was perfectly fine.

The atmosphere is very chill and nice. The wait-​staff is very friendly, and the food is really freaking good!

How I heard of this place: About a decade ago, when I first moved to Seattle, I was at a friend’s home in Magnolia when we suddenly had a hankering for pizza. A block away and delivery available, our cravings were soon satisfied! Now, living in Belltown, we have the luxury of pizza just up the road… well, up any road to be honest, but Romio’s comes with a wee bit of nostalgia.
Type of cuisine: Simply: pizza & pasta.
«We have 3 kinds of crust: traditional, fresh garlic, and whole-​wheat berry crust (Fresh garlic, and whole-​wheat berry crust .75 extra charge)
If you want to build your own pizza, we also have other sauces available to use as a pizza base. Choose from Alfredo sauce (white sauce), Pesto sauce, BBQ sauce, Mexican sauce, Marinara sauce, Olive oil or no sauce.»
Ambiance: As with many dining establishments in Belltown, Romio’s is located on the street level of a large apartment complex, boasting floor-​to-​ceiling windows, new-​ish fixtures and clean lines, tall ceilings and sports-​bar style flat screen televisions throughout.
What I ordered: Having tried their large Pizza Bianca ($ 20.70) with Grilled chicken, onions, roasted red peppers, mushrooms, Parmesan and mozzarella cheese with white Alfredo sauce on a gluten-​free crust, this time we chose to enjoy Romio’s lunch special ($ 7.45 each) with two friends. We each started with a bowl of house-​made potato-​bacon soup, and three of us chose the personal, two-​topping 6-​inch pizza to accompany our soups. Mine, pepperoni and mushroom. The fourth among us, selected the pasta lunch special with Beef Bolognese to enjoy after soup.
What I loved: Cheese. Glorious cheese. Each pizza is topped with a generous portion of ooey, gooey, delicious cheese! The thinner crusts and gluten-​free options, not to mention its proximity to home, each an added bonus.
Why I loved it: No frills; you know exactly what to expect and what you will get at Romio’s.
Cost: Low to average ($ 6.45 — $ 7.45 per lunch special, served until 3:00 p.m.)

I have ordered through
for take-​out, as well as dining in. We usually order sandwiches and calzones. My order through Eat24 offered the the opportunity to meet the owner, who informed me that Eat24 takes up to 30 minutes to inform the restaurant of an order. She really seems to care quite a bit about what comes out of her kitchen, which I admire.
Their food is okay. The sandwiches were alright, and the calzone was tasty and HUGE.

My to-​go spinach salad was fresh, had plenty of toppings and more than enough dressing (on the side), and was a generous serving. The garlic bread was small but tasty, and just enough bread to munch on between bites of salad.
My to-​go dolmades were good, but seemed smaller than dolmades that I have had elsewhere.
— If you order online, call to confirm pick up time (they made my salad after I arrived…)
— Check your order before you leave (they forgot my bread)

This one’s pretty clear:
1. Pizza — heck no, save the money, even for the cheap slices deal. 2.50 a slice is the same as $ 20 a pizza — trust me, save that for a much better pizza from Zeek’s or maybe pagliaccis (maybe).
2. Pasta — really not bad, definitely better than a chain (think Olive Garden) but not quite as strong as some of the better Italian spots in belltown (la vita e Bella, branzino, etc).
3. Happy hour & Bar: totally worth it. Good discounts, good drinks, and plenty of variety to watch different games. Usually busy but not packed which is great for those times you want to hear your friends speak…
4. Service: always better in the evenings.

This is my first time here. I wish I would have known about this place sooner. The 2 slices for $ 5 lunch special is perfect for a quick lunch. It’s good pizza to.
They have a full bar which I can see myself sitting at in the near future. And having full WiFi is definitely a plus.

I’ve dined in a few times and ordered delivery once. The place is always empty, as in pin drop silence; which is why it’s great for groups. You can have a big/​private dinner party without paying for fees associated with renting space or bar tab minimums since it’s never busy. Just show up!
What sticks out about them in my mind is they have WHEAT crust. The only place in Belltown that has this. I always swap white carbs for wheat when possible. I enjoy the flavor much more.
I’ve never experienced poor service, and delivery time is pretty accurate (I do live a few blocks from here which makes it quicker than the suggested wait time).
The pizza is a bit bland but decent. The salads are fresh and plentiful.
I can’t say this is the best pizza or the fanciest place in the world, but because they have wheat crust, I’m a fan!
\o/​YAY