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Reviews on Italian food in Temple, Pennsylvania, United States. Temple is a census-designated place in Muhlenberg Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States at an elevation of 361 feet (110 m). The community was named for a local inn called Solomon's Temple. Temple was an independent borough until it was disincorporated on January 1, 1999. The ZIP code is 19560. As of the 2010 census the population was 1,877 residents.
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10. Hometown Pizza
their phone number is: 610-916-6170
Reviewed By jamesmH4656EU
My family and I have been enjoying Rocky's Pizza for several years. For family occasions, it is our go-to pizza place. We usually order take-out. The pizza has an excellent thin crust. It's chewy yet with a crisp bottom. The tomato sauce is one of the best around. It's rich and tasty and, best of all, it is not acidic. The location is in an old house that has been converted into a restaurant. The atmosphere is non-existent, but the food is fresh and good.
9. Andali's Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By bupper66
My bf and I both tried the special which was chicken parm, stuffed shells and ravioli. It came with a large salad and garlic bread. I loved the salad which included.sliced cucumbers, carrots, cherry tomatoes croutons and green olives. The meal was good and reasonably priced. My only complaint is the garlic bread they served was a sub roll split open and butter and some seasonings on it. I would rather have bread than a roll.
8. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 167 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Reading, PA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. The Buca di Beppo on Papermill Road is everyone in Wyomissing, PA's favorite Italian restaurant. You'll know
Reviewed By SocArmyBird
Wow. This place has gone down hill..NO top shelf liquors. Asked for a Grey goose martini and was offered Titos well vodka.Asked for a hi end scotch? Aged bourbon? Forget Cognac they didn't even know what it was. Nothing. I stood in the bar for ten minutes with no one to even offer me a drink . Finally when a Bar asst. , no tender in my opinion arrived he told me to talk to the MGR. He only works there. Wow. Really! Ihad an ice tea.Chicken tasted like snake n bake.No bar service for our table and the server was kind and understanding but this cavalcade of restaurant inequities was above his way grade. This is an Italian restaurant. No veal on the menu, parm, marsala nothing. When I asked for what the specials of the day were, like fresh fish dishes I was told that the Meatball promo is going on for March madness. I spent $200 including a tip for 2 ok apps., 1 family salad,2 dinners, 4 soft drinks, and a dessert that had a petrified wood type brownie in it that was dry and unchewable. The table cloths were plastic and I called to speak to the Mgr. The following day Who called me back in a swift manner and promised to send me a gift card( Which has still yet to arrive from over 4 weeks ago and promised to upscale her bar with 1 bottle of upscale,I call it moderate (Grey Goose) and for me to call so they can make me a veal dish that I would pay for of course. Thanks for nothing. No follow up , No Gift card, etc. Nothing...I even took the time to call and try to resolve the bad experience I encountered prior to writing this review. After multiple weeks I will not be returning to be ignored and my feedback fell on deaf ears apparently. There are a few Italian restaurants in the area that are truly striving to satisfy a customers pallet. I will just go there. My advice is keep your money and enjoy a dinner at another restaurant. SocArmyBird, we're so sorry to hear about your dining experience on your recent visit. If you haven't spoken with someone about your visit since you posted this review, please visit bucadibeppo.com and click on Contact Us in the footer to complete our online guest review form. Once we receive your contact information and details of your experience, a member of our management team will contact you directly.
7. Gianotti's Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By sierraPennsyalvania
Came here while on a leisurelydrive. Sat down and waited and waited and waited. They knew we were there because one of the waitress smiled at us , but never bothered to wait on us. So we got up and left. There were only 3 other people in the whole restaurant
6. Mom Chaffe's Cellarette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By TravelinManPA
Been to Mom's several times. Food and service usually good.Was there last week with some friends. Consistently good as usual!Comment re the wine's(if you indulge), they're not great but, average at best.Would like it if they upped the quality of their wines.Never had their veal parm previously but, tried it this time. Not bad but, could use improvement. Have had better.Good desserts...if you like vanilla coconut cake, a must try! Usually on the desserttray but not this time. But, server was great...he accommodated us and "found" some for us in the back kitchen.
5. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 167 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Reading, PA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. The Buca di Beppo on Papermill Road is everyone in Wyomissing, PA's favorite Italian restaurant. You'll know
Reviewed By SocArmyBird
Wow. This place has gone down hill..NO top shelf liquors. Asked for a Grey goose martini and was offered Titos well vodka.Asked for a hi end scotch? Aged bourbon? Forget Cognac they didn't even know what it was. Nothing. I stood in the bar for ten minutes with no one to even offer me a drink . Finally when a Bar asst. , no tender in my opinion arrived he told me to talk to the MGR. He only works there. Wow. Really! Ihad an ice tea.Chicken tasted like snake n bake.No bar service for our table and the server was kind and understanding but this cavalcade of restaurant inequities was above his way grade. This is an Italian restaurant. No veal on the menu, parm, marsala nothing. When I asked for what the specials of the day were, like fresh fish dishes I was told that the Meatball promo is going on for March madness. I spent $200 including a tip for 2 ok apps., 1 family salad,2 dinners, 4 soft drinks, and a dessert that had a petrified wood type brownie in it that was dry and unchewable. The table cloths were plastic and I called to speak to the Mgr. The following day Who called me back in a swift manner and promised to send me a gift card( Which has still yet to arrive from over 4 weeks ago and promised to upscale her bar with 1 bottle of upscale,I call it moderate (Grey Goose) and for me to call so they can make me a veal dish that I would pay for of course. Thanks for nothing. No follow up , No Gift card, etc. Nothing...I even took the time to call and try to resolve the bad experience I encountered prior to writing this review. After multiple weeks I will not be returning to be ignored and my feedback fell on deaf ears apparently. There are a few Italian restaurants in the area that are truly striving to satisfy a customers pallet. I will just go there. My advice is keep your money and enjoy a dinner at another restaurant. SocArmyBird, we're so sorry to hear about your dining experience on your recent visit. If you haven't spoken with someone about your visit since you posted this review, please visit bucadibeppo.com and click on Contact Us in the footer to complete our online guest review form. Once we receive your contact information and details of your experience, a member of our management team will contact you directly.
4. Carini's Italian Restaurant
Reviewed By nancyk04
their sandwiches are made on their homemade dough, filled to the brim with ingredients that are fresh. take out is ready in like 15 - 20 minutes every time we have called. their meals that our family and friends have had are also made with fresh ingredients and portions are generous.and great tasting. original italian food at its best
3. Monte Lauro Italian Specialty
Reviewed By SouthSkookPorkchop
The place specializes in authentic Italian food products. They make a tasty hoagie, but it could use more meat and is small for the price (about $8 for 6 inch). They have some packages "homemade" stuff frozen, such as meatballs - but I am not fully convinced they are "homemade." Everything is expensive. They also have a stand at the Fairground market.
2. Pizza Como USA
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By luvroma2
It has been many years since I have been to Pizza Como since I no longer live close by. I happened to be in the neighborhood recently and stopped for a sandwich. It was as good as I remembered. They make their own rolls which is a big plus. Most of the area sandwich shops use ATV rolls - which are awful. I got the #3 which had capicola, proscitino (that is what they called it - looked like pepper ham to me), provolone, tomato (2 skimpy anemic pieces unfortunately) and somel small bits of shredded lettuce and onions. I liked that the meat was very thinly sliced but I would have liked a bit more tomato, lettuce and onion. I will definitely get another sandwich if I am in Temple again.
1. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 167 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Reading, PA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. The Buca di Beppo on Papermill Road is everyone in Wyomissing, PA's favorite Italian restaurant. You'll know
Reviewed By SocArmyBird
Wow. This place has gone down hill..NO top shelf liquors. Asked for a Grey goose martini and was offered Titos well vodka.Asked for a hi end scotch? Aged bourbon? Forget Cognac they didn't even know what it was. Nothing. I stood in the bar for ten minutes with no one to even offer me a drink . Finally when a Bar asst. , no tender in my opinion arrived he told me to talk to the MGR. He only works there. Wow. Really! Ihad an ice tea.Chicken tasted like snake n bake.No bar service for our table and the server was kind and understanding but this cavalcade of restaurant inequities was above his way grade. This is an Italian restaurant. No veal on the menu, parm, marsala nothing. When I asked for what the specials of the day were, like fresh fish dishes I was told that the Meatball promo is going on for March madness. I spent $200 including a tip for 2 ok apps., 1 family salad,2 dinners, 4 soft drinks, and a dessert that had a petrified wood type brownie in it that was dry and unchewable. The table cloths were plastic and I called to speak to the Mgr. The following day Who called me back in a swift manner and promised to send me a gift card( Which has still yet to arrive from over 4 weeks ago and promised to upscale her bar with 1 bottle of upscale,I call it moderate (Grey Goose) and for me to call so they can make me a veal dish that I would pay for of course. Thanks for nothing. No follow up , No Gift card, etc. Nothing...I even took the time to call and try to resolve the bad experience I encountered prior to writing this review. After multiple weeks I will not be returning to be ignored and my feedback fell on deaf ears apparently. There are a few Italian restaurants in the area that are truly striving to satisfy a customers pallet. I will just go there. My advice is keep your money and enjoy a dinner at another restaurant. SocArmyBird, we're so sorry to hear about your dining experience on your recent visit. If you haven't spoken with someone about your visit since you posted this review, please visit bucadibeppo.com and click on Contact Us in the footer to complete our online guest review form. Once we receive your contact information and details of your experience, a member of our management team will contact you directly.
