We hit up this joint recommended by my yelp bro Bill aka the Godfather of Hanover aka the Taco King. Drunken Grandma pie was awesome. Great flavor. Needed 3 more mins in the oven. The chopped salad was delicious. We used dressing at home. Loaded with veggies. Solid 4 stars. Support local & small businesses. read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Chopped Family Salad - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

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Formaggio's is serving up some seriously delicious Pizza ova'here and they're making their slices so freakin BIG that it doesn't even fit on a plate. Now THIS is what I'm talkin bout people!! Whoever said there's no such thing as "too much of a good thing" never had a slice of Pizza from Formaggio's. Plus Counter Service is friendly and you'll also find plenty of indoor seating options available. Come And Get Your MUNCH On!! read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Shake Hands with Sausage Slice!! So BIG It Barely Fits On A Plate!! - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

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A great spot to have in town that also delivers. We love getting the eggplant parm and the salads from here. What sets Formaggios apart is their customer service. Recently, we placed an order online for the eggplant parm entree and two salads. When the order arrived, we received an eggplant parm sandwich instead of the entree. We called the restaurant to tell them of the issue and they were apologetic, quick to resolve the problem, and came out to deliver the correct item. We look forward to our next visit. read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Eggplant Parmesan - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

Was fiendishly looking for pizza while walking around and I am so happy I found this place. I haven't enjoyed a slice of pizza like this in a long time. My son really enjoyed his slice and he's kind of a pizza snob. Lol. My Sicilian was amazing as well. I've never had such a fluffy and light crust on a Sicilian. The sauce and cheese are so good. Great pizza!!! read more

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horrible service, waiter never came. everyone had to go up to the bar to get their food for no reason

Great pizza and usually quick delivery! A fan favorite from our house is the bacon chicken ranch, but we love a simple plain pie or pepperoni from here. read more

Stopped by for something quick after a lacrosse clinic so I was very hungry. The service was speedy. I had a slice with meatball and cheese, then sprinkled some oregano. Taste was amazing!! There was nice music playing as well with a cool breeze coming through the door. Only thing I didn't really like was that they don't offer boxes for single slices. But I would still rate 5/5!! I will return for sure read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Meatball Slice - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

Ordered a good old fashion Cheese Pizza. I am very picky about my pizza. This for me is the best pizza in the area. The place is spotless! Pizza was nice and crispy a tiny bit sweet. Honest pizza review 8.2/10 but the service and the cleanliness makes it a 10/10 place for me. Service, food, and entertainment. read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

3.4 on yelp and 4.8 on Google? Y'all are hating. Came here 30 mins before closing and the staff was kind enough to let me eat in. Ordered a chicken Murphy and it was baller. Very tender chicken, potatoes cooked well, rigatoni pasta had a nice bite to it dish had a bit of spice kick and the sauce was really tasty. Salad was fine and bread was soft. Huge portion for a $17 entree. Excellent value, accommodating staff, highly recommended read more

Formaggio's Pizzeria - Half eaten chicken Murphy. Nice amount of spice and tender chicken. Rigatoni was good too - Pizza Near Me - Madison, New Jersey

They are now on DoorDash! Ordered delivery from here - chopped greek salad which was good and eggplant parmigiana which was very good! The sauce and cheese are delicious and there is a decent amount of eggplant. It's Huge portions and excellent pricing. Large enough for 3 people to share. read more

Took out from here, didn't love the crust/dough. The rest of the pizza was tasty but not amazing

We ordered a family special for pickup a few weeks ago. This is the restaurant that replaced Rocco's pizza. This place is mediocre at best. Pizza was bland. Caesar salad was nothing but lettuce and bottled dressing. Garlic bread was about as good as packaged frozen. Mozzarella sticks were decent. The price charged was higher than their actual price listed on their menu. There is so much other mediocre pizza around, no need to come back. read more

I've come here on my lunch a few times. I haven't had anything to complain about. The pizza is good and nice and crunchy crust with every bite. The brushetta was delicious, i think they toasted the bread then and so that tasted fresh. One day, i decided to get the bellly buster. It wasn't as overwhelming as i thought it might be, which is good for me because i don't like oversized portions. I actually ate and fully enjoyed the whole thing. Will be going again for sure. read more

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Paid $39.00 for a silician with 3 toppings. Total rip off. Asked for spinach and it had a funny smell to it. Turned out they put garlic and oil and fried the spanish pizza and $40.00 thrown right out the door. Never will go there again. Screwed over on being charged $3.25 for a drink that we could of gotten for $1.25 read more

Recently ordered from here for the first time. Got the chicken parm & eggplant parm dinners. Both were ready on time and were very good. Portions were quite generous. So glad to finally find a local place that makes eggplant parm that I like. I'll be ordering from here again. Really should be 3.5 stars but didn't have that option. read more

Friday Pizza Night is a big deal in our house and with our kids. And so is the running joke about saying that we're looking forward to a nice bowl of cereal for a late-night snack when we're in the middle of a bad dinner. We typically rotate between Godfather and Nonna's for Friday Night Pizza. We love both restaurants for different reasons. Last night, we wanted to try a new place via Door Dash. After living in Chicago for nearly a decade and having an adversarial relationship with Chicago "pizza" for all those painful years, it's been nice to be back on the East Coast with lots of options for good pizza. The food arrived quickly and hot. That's the good news. However, the cheese was runny in the box, and there was a lot of it. The mozzarella was the type that strings way long when you draw a slice from the pie. I personally don't like "cheese drag" when eating pizza, even though I appreciate that it's a nice visual effect for Pizza Hut or Dominos on TV commercials. The mozzarella on pizza in Italy doesn't behave like that. We served our kids their slices, and sat down to watch a movie. Friday Movie Night has become a new thing alongside Friday Pizza Night as the kids grow older. Last night was "Fletch." My son, who has a diverse pallette and who never met a slice of pizza he didn't like, took a bite. "This tastes terrible," he said, with a look of genuine shock on his face. He's a creature of habit, and good pizza is just automatic in our house. It was tantamount to a sucker punch. He was visible stunned. My daughter took a bite. "Yucky." I asked the kids what was wrong with the pizza. My son said, "Daddy, do you know how you describe Chicago Pizza? Like how because of type of water in the Midwest the pizza dough is bland and doesn't rise or crust well. And how people in Chicago love a ton of gooey cheese all over the place on everything? That's what this tastes like." My daughter once again, "Yucky." I said, "This is New Jersey. How bad can it be?" I reminded the kids that it took my wife and me something like seven years of living in Chicago to find decent pizza in Chicago. In those years, we'd resorted to eating frozen Tombstone pizza while living in Chicago because we hated the Midwest tomato and cheese casseroles so much, as well as all of the other goofy pizza places we'd come across. After seven years, we found a place that specialized in East Coast style pizza. Even though I used to refer to it as the equivalent of bad NJ pizza, it was a godsend in the Midwest. Anyway, with the movie starting, I took a bite. I had to hold the tip of the Formaggio's slice with my left hand because the weight of the cheese and the sogginess of the dough caused tip-sag. That's what she said. The kids were right. Pretty bad pizza for NJ. The dough was too thick, soggy, and bland. There was way too much cheese, and it was the type of mozzarella that I knew would have me in the bathroom before the movie was over. And the sauce was unremarkable, fighting for a distant third third place. I was kicking myself for botching Friday Night Pizza. I felt like I should have known better, too, because I remember driving past Formaggio's one day a month or two ago -- and I remember thinking to myself how the exterior of the restaurant looked like one of those interchangeable, mediocre restaurant facades in Lincoln Park Chicago, designed to look enticing and charming, but somehow lacking vintage, character, and authenticity. Recalling all those years of being landlocked in Chicago with bad food and socially awkward people, I started trembling behind the wheel. I inadvertently drove through a red light, distracted by daymares of the Midwest. Luckily there were no cops around. And the name, Formaggio? "Cheese" in Italian? Dumb name. Like so many of those goofy names of restaurants in Chicago, conceived of by amateurs to attract overweight Midvest bumbles with no style or taste. The name should have been the second red flag. Shame on me. I've been living back in NJ too long. I just didn't think pizza this bad was possible. As the opening credits in the movie started to roll, we all looked at each other. We simultaneously pushed our plates away from us and toward the center of the coffee table. Friday Pizza Night was a bust. I rose from my recliner, determined to save Friday Movie Night. "I'll get the Lucky Charms." read more

Just got a chicken sandwich and a chicken salad, the chicken cutlet was pounded so thin that once it was fried it was inedible. It was too thin and hard to chew. Will not return. read more

The food and the service were great, the atmosphere is perfect for an easy night out for some great Italian cooking. Sauce was on point.

Love the lasagna, chicken parm sub, and eggplant parm here. Portion sizes are good too!

Absolutely tragic. Hands down the worst pizza in NJ. Stunningly bad. The pie was soggy, thin and had almost no toppings. Disappointed in every way possible. Will never go back. Dominos just down the road is better. read more

Formaggio's denies paying customers from using the bathroom. Employee told our son to "use the Purell." Better pizza elsewhere (and you can use their restroom). read more

Have had a slice for lunch from here a few times and it's delicious. My husband who is very particular about his pizza agrees. Service is friendly and attentive. Sandwiches are also good, eggplant parm was very satisfying. It's nice to sit outside at a table and watch the sidewalk traffic, or sit inside where it's more quiet and cozier than your typical pizzeria. Nice addition to downtown choices of where to eat. read more

We ordered the wings and the drunken grandma specialty pizza. The wings were pretty good. The pizza however had absolutely no taste at all. We even wondered if they forgot sauce. I tried to help it at home and added some salt, fresh basil, red pepper flakes. Still not great but since I paid for it I was gonna eat it. Next day the reheated pizza just oozed oil, tasted even worse, and I decided to trash it. read more