« Magnolia, Seattle Restaurants

This is a tough one because we know Gary and Vaya. It's a chain, and most Romio's do a pretty good job. It's not gourmet anything, but it's usually pretty good, and certainly filling at a good price. They done some decoration to make it more inviting inside, and we'll keep enjoying their sandwiches, salads, and occasional pasta. We tend to go elsewhere for pizza because we like a different style.

The calzones are amazing. Pasta is pretty good too. But be aware that if you order a calzone with roasted garlic, it will probably have something like 50 garlic cloves in it! Great for garlic lovers, but not too great for the people who have to smell them the next day. :)

According to http://www.decadeonline.com/main.phtml?agency=skc, at last surprise health inspection this restaurant got 23 points, with 2 high risk violations.

Awesome greek appetizers! Good desserts too. No idea about the pizza, I'm not a big pizza eater.

Nothing gourmet about it, but it hits the spot if you're looking for a good pizza fix.

I love this pizza, I think it is yummy and always just what I crave. Much better than Luigi's which I find to be very salty.

Romio, Romio, Romio, Where art thou coupon? The funny thing about this place is that they MAKE you give them the special deal coupon and reverse the "deal" if you do not give it to them unlike most pizza places that just trust you when you read it off the coupon on the phone.

Not anything special, its no Tutta Bella Pizzeria. Pizza is fairly greasy, so bring several napkins to soak up the juices!