Not much of a reviewer, but felt it was time to share my experiences over the years. Yes prices…read morehave gone up, but what hasn't? Thank God and Trump gas has receded. Sorry Illinois folks your governor sucks. Back to Wayne's their pizza hasn't ever disappointed. Im either a cheese and sausage guy, or just cheese. Gotta say its handmade unlike Domino's assembly line crap. Having the custom is always tasty. I walk in the door I'm greeted with a smile by folks who enjoy working there. To me it doesn't seem to be a rotating door, like others. Wayne if you see please tell the staff "nice job"

Been along time since I was here. We ordered a pizza on our way home. Was hot ready and made…read morequick. Got in the car and opened it up. Very tasty fresh and I love the crust. It has a nice crunch. I almost ordered crispy crust. Glad I did not. It may have been too crispy They have tables inside if you want to eat in. And you can always get cheep gas while your there lol

Wow! Great laid back atmosphere. We stopped in as a table of 7 and Stacy provided incredible…read moreservice. But wait, there's more. The pizza was outstanding! We had three versions of thin crust and we all liked their pizza. They use a corn meal crust and the pizzas were full of cheese with a excellent sauce, and had great toppings. I mostly dined on sausage and hot giardiniera but also tried the pepperoni and bacon. The third was a white pizza. We used to drive into Waukegan or Racine for our thin crust but NO MORE! Dont walk, - run for what is some excellent thin crust. Ask for Stacy! Don't forget the brownie for dessert!

A real 2.5 star experience. Staff was very nice, place looked good and I really wanted to like…read moreeverything. But I just couldn't. All 3 entrees came out wrong: one pizza had the wrong crust, one pizza had the wrong ingredients, and the cheesesteak also had the wrong ingredients. Also, the pizza was not good. The appetizers were good and the kids enjoyed their pasta, but if you call yourself a pizza place, have good pizza, please. And don't go 0-for-3 on getting the dishes correct.

I've lived near Richmond for a long time and have been ordering pizza here for over two decades…read more This location has seen transitions, and I remember well what stood here before: La Gustosa--an institution in every sense of the word. Let me be direct. The pizza at Rosati's is no worse than Domino's. That's not meant as a compliment--it's meant as a baseline. It's consistent, predictable, and serviceable if you need something quick. But it's not in the same league as what this space once represented. Not close. In a strange way, part of me is grateful La Gustosa is gone and Rosati's took its place--because if La Gustosa were still here, I'd probably be 20 pounds heavier. That place had gravity. Rosati's doesn't. I've ordered here more than half a dozen times hoping for a different outcome. Each time, the result has been the same: acceptable, forgettable, and entirely lacking in the kind of care, flavor, or identity that makes you want to come back. And that's really the point of this review. Richmond is wide open. There is a genuine, almost glaring opportunity here for someone with vision and execution to step in and build something exceptional. Not just better pizza--but a real Italian kitchen. Or a serious Szechuan or Chinese concept. Or sushi done with precision. Or a proper steakhouse. Or Latin, Greek, or barbecue executed with intent. The demand is here. The competition, frankly, is not. Rosati's isn't offensive. It's just... a placeholder. And in a market like this, placeholders don't last forever. To the right entrepreneur: this town is waiting

Bun charred Driver forgot the drink so he had to go back and…read moreget said drink Kinda a let down after a crappy week man

OMG....we literally just got a pizza from Donovan's and it is probably the best pizza I've ever…read moreeaten. I'm from Chicago and moved to Wisconsin 13 years ago, only to bemoan the fact that nobody makes good pizza in these parts. I am glad to have found this awesome gem of a place! Perfect crust, perfectly seasoned with perfect proportions of ingredients! Very reasonably priced too!

Friendly staff and a fun atmosphere. Fair pricing and good pizza! Heather might be most well read…read moreperson, let alone bartender, I've ever met.

Wow. A hidden GEM. Excellent family made food and their pizza is phenomenal. It is truly clean and…read moredelicious food. Five stars. Also has a full bar.

Great service. Pancakes were fine, nothing special there. The corned beef hash skillet was…read moreexcellent. Would recommend for a quick bite in a casual atmosphere.

just ate at Papa Saverio's in Richmond and asked for my mayo on the side of my burger so I can…read morereheat 1/2 of my burger without the mayo on it. I usually only eat half of my burger and bring the other half home for lunch the next day. I got charged $.50 for my mayo on the side would I have been charged for it had they put it on my burger for me? Hubby and I were the only two people in the dining room and they couldn't get the order correct. hence the reason for 3 stars. plus I had tap water and they tried charging me $2.50 they took it off the bill.

Papa Saverio's in Richmond is part of a broader chain, and you can feel it the moment you walk…read morein--standardized menu, predictable execution, and very little that feels locally grounded. I've given this place more than a few chances over time, and I'll be direct: I've never walked away from a meal here feeling better than when I walked in. That's not about portion size--it's about how the food actually sits with you afterward. The barbecue ribs, in particular, have been a recurring disappointment. They look the part, but tend to land heavy and leave you dealing with it long after the meal is over. The fries are another item I'd skip--greasy in a way that doesn't add flavor, just weight. As for the pizza, the sauce is the weak point. It leans overly acidic and lacks balance, which ends up dominating the entire bite rather than complementing the crust and cheese. To be fair, Papa Saverio's delivers consistency. If you've had it elsewhere, you'll know exactly what you're getting here. But that consistency is also the ceiling. Richmond--and the corridor up toward Lake Geneva--has the bones to support something far better. Until that shows up, Papa Saverio's will likely continue to fill the gap.

Walking into Spoondogger's offers a genuine dive bar experience. You are immediately greeted by an…read morearoma reminiscent of your great aunt's basement. You can choose to sit next to the aquarium, which is home to dead or dying fish. We ordered two burgers, a chicken sandwich, and a corn dog. The food was generally good, although one burger was slightly undercooked; the person who ordered it requested medium but received it rare. Unfortunately, the service was quite slow. There was only one bartender and one cook, which is understandable, but it took over 30 minutes for us to receive a box for our leftovers and to get our check. Overall, I would consider returning for a drink and some bar food, but don't expect high quality.

We stopped in on Saturday after Winterfest in Lake Geneva. It's a hidden gem of a bar! Very…read morefriendly bartenders and atmosphere. Their Bloody Mary has a great taste and so many fixings to go with it!!

Pauly has always made the best pies. His food is the best. He is a true asset to his community. He…read morevolunteers his time and food to community needs.

Excellent food and excellent service small place where they treat you like your familyread more