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Reviews on Italian food in Gap, Pennsylvania, United States. Gap is a census-designated place and community in Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania with a ZIP code of 17527. The population was 1,931 at the 2010 census. U.S. Route 30 passes through the town, which is also the terminus for four Pennsylvania highways: 772, 741, 897, and the heavily used 41, which goes toward Wilmington, Delaware.
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8. Nova's Pasta & Pizza
7. Little Anthony's Pizza & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By N7554JLlaurag
This joint always has good flavor and rarely messes up your takeout. Cheesesteaks good, pizza always very good. Their desserts are always gone quickly when I bring them home!
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6. Pizza Villa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By cpb617
We have been going to pizza villa for years and refuse to go anywhere else. The food is so delicious using quality ingredients and you cannot beat their prices. The owner is so friendly and makes everyone feel so welcome. They are fast and surely know their regulars very well. They always know what we want! Highly recommend their cheesesteaks or Sicilian pizza
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5. Rocco & Anna's Ristorante Italiano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By akabono
I've been coming here for over 20 years and loved their cooking especially the veal dishes. But, whether it is because the cook changed, the manager changed or the owner became tired and decided to retire in place, the restaurant has changed and not for the better. Veal is no longer pounded til it is paper thin, there is no taste of the marsala wine in the chicken marsala (perhaps taylor sherry is being subbed?), pasta is over-cooked and no longer al dente. You would think that I would learn my lesson. But, about every six months, I come here because it's convenient. And each of the last three times I have been sorely disappointed. This time I made the mistake of ordering the broiled seafood combo. Problem is that it wasn't broiled. It was as if the chef put the flounder on a plate then surrounded it with a few shrimp, scallops and clams, covered it with plastic wrap, then put it in a microwave until the clams opened. The flounder was left swimming in a broth of clam/scallop/shrimp/fish broth. When I called the waiter and complained, he just shrugged his shoulders and that was the last I saw him for the evening (we had been seated in a small side room off the main dining). Repetitive poor service + poor food = guaranteed no return
4. Two Cousins Pizza - Paradise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Rotsiefan
Our family really enjoys the pizza from Two Cousins every summer that we stay in the Paradise/Lancaster area. The food quality at this establishment is night-and-day vs. when this location was Paradiso Pizza a few years back. Plus, the guys who own/work here are super friendly. Highly recommended.
3. Pasquale's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By JeanieC1
This place makes good food. The pizza is good but the steak sandwiches are yummy! The pastas are really good and filling too! BUT my favorite part is the.... cheese stuffed pastry... canoli!
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2. V.I.M. Italian Ristorante
Reviewed By francetravel
We had a delicious Italian salad and calzone here a few weeks ago. The salad was fresh with lots of ingredients added in. The calzone wasn't one of the huge ones I'm used to in PA, but was perfect for 2 people. The crust was crisp and not doughy and there was a lot of filling (although there were a couple of sections which were lukewarm, but I suppose that it's hard to have a fat calzone and get all of it piping hot without burning it - it was fine for us). One of the best calzones I've had recently.My only problem was the menu on the wall. We ordered using that and when the bill was tallied, it seemed too high. The girl insisted it was correct so we sat down, but we couldn't come up with the same price she got so we went back up to the counter. She called the owner(?) over and he brusquely shoved 2 menus at us and said those were the new prices and the menu on the wall wasn't updated. We checked those new prices and saw that we were overcharged anyway, even according to those prices. He gave us a bit of money back without apology for any of this. UPDATE THE PRICES ON YOUR WALL or honor those prices!If you can deal with the attitude, the food we got was great.
1. Pizza Box
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By FoodieWriter13
We were excited to stop at Pizza Box's new location (they had to move because of new road construction). The interior is brand new and really nice. They have a better than average selection of beer to enjoy in house or for carryout. I had to ask for my Modelo after being told it would be delivered to my table and the employee couldn't pour it correctly--then they joked how one server was complained to about their beer having too much head. They really need to look into this. We have always been a big fan of Pizza Box pizza, stopping frequently on our way back from Maryland. This visit was a disappointment. We barely ate our large pepperoni and mushroom. The crust was fine, but the sauce had little flavor. The cheese was good, but the mushrooms were cold--maybe put on afterwards? Again, neither my son or I could finish our pieces--that's a big bummer. I'll give them one more try, but I don't have high hopes.
