I tried a late night sampler for an app. I fell in love with their chicken brushetta pizza. Their…read moreTiramisu is the best I have ever had. Im from NY we pride our selves on good Italian food. Squishito is funny name but good flavors!

I was really disappointed by the misleading advertising. The promotion states that military…read morepersonnel receive 20% off, and it gives the impression that it applies to the entire order--especially when it mentions ordering for a "whole crew." However, when I placed my order, I was told the discount only applies to one item, even if you purchase multiple items. That's not clearly stated in the advertisement, and it feels deceptive. If there are limitations, they should be communicated upfront so customers can make informed decisions. Transparency matters, especially when promoting offers to military members. I hope this gets clarified so others don't have the same experience.

Delicious pizza and fast service! Love Squisito and will always recommend it! I'm so glad that they…read moremoved to this side of Ritchie!

Upon entering, tables on the right wall, a group prepared to celebrate a birthday. They made it so…read morecute. I hadn't been to the restaurant chain in so long, but knew that the food was good. I wanted a vodka pasta. The staff was so helpful. I placed a lunch order that was the perfect amount to avoid leftovers. They gave me a number and I found a single seat against the wall. The acoustics were great for a rendition of the birthday song. The food was filling. Notes: the indoor temperature was a little on the cooler side and the iced tea, has one selection - unsweetened.

So: I passionately enjoyed my dinner at Mamma Roma. The reason that this is unusual is because I'm…read morenot big on going out for Italian food much at restaurants - other than on holidays - since I eat so much Italian food at home. I can make an exception for more casual Italian meals at only a handful of Italian restaurants, and Mamma Roma's is now one. Growing up partially Italian, and a mix of other ethnicities, my family cooks Italian better, of course, than at any restaurant. No one made better Italian dinners than my Na-na (grandmother). But Momma Roma's hummus cream rigatoni could definitely keep me coming back for more. No one made better meatballs than my Mom but the meatballs at Mamma Roma's are flavorful enough. No one made better sauce than my Aunt #1 but the sauce on Momma Roma's ravioli was good and so fresh. And no one made better cookies than my Aunt #2, but Momma Roma's cannolis and rum cookies are tasty. There are a lot of Italian restaurants in the area and I've read that Mamma Roma's is one of, if not, the best. I can only say that while my first visit here a decade ago was fine, this visit goes into my memory as "need to get back there, eventually, if not sooner," after delighting in their new menu item: a creamy hummus rigatoni with sausage. I love hummus, though wasn't really sure if the texture of hummus sauce would be too gritty. It was not. It had a lovely, substantial flavor and silky texture that was balanced well by the impeccably-cooked al dente rigatoni. Add to that the garlic, cream, sausage and herbs in this dish and you've got a winner. I highly recommend this rigatoni, of the 3 rigatoni entrees on Mamma Roma's menu. I haven't even tried the other rigatoni dishes, but still ... don't miss this creamy, garlicky hummus dinner. And the portions of rigatoni in this dish were very generous. The presentation of the lasagna was impressive, in layering and shape. I only had a bite. It had a nice flavor, but I would have needed more bites to give a better description. And since it wasn't my order, I could not indulge. The portion was generous. Also, I would never order lasagna from any restaurant given the reasons cited earlier, but this one was good. I hope someone is laughing because anyone who has grown up in a subcultural group in the US usually sounds exactly like me about the home-cooking they grew up on. Another of Mamma Roma's menu items I'd like to try is their corn and arugula white pizza. I've only found one lovely corn pizza ever at Zelo's in an LA suburb, so now that I have seen this on their menu my curiosity is piqued. Love love love the variety of the dessert menu options. It's not just the desserts in the case on display that you can order. While there are gorgeous cookies on display, the dessert menu has a long, lovely list of all kinds of variations of cheesecakes and cakes. I would like to try the lemon cake on a return visit. And more of the cookie flavors! When I asked the barista what the top desserts were, he was quick to name the cannoli as a first. You'd probably be surprised to find out that this is a counter service approach: you order and pay up at the front and the waiter brings you your food and whatever else you need. You get your own fountain drinks or tea with ice. You can tip in advance, in good faith, when you order in the beginning or you can leave cash on the table at the end of the meal, having already paid your bill in the beginning. There is also the charming dessert counter/bar and espresso area that I mentioned earlier. So, when you are finished with your lunch or dinner, you can go to the barista's counter and order dessert and cappuccino. I love that if you order cake or a cannoli, a cappuccino is only $2. This is an awesome value especially for the evening crowd. For old school Anne Arundel county and Annapolis locals, Mamma Roma's is better than the original Squisito's pizza -- and higher in quality -- but it is a bit reminiscent of that restaurant in terms of popularity and a family feel. Plus, I have never tried the pizza here, but I'm guessing it's good given the quality of the ingredients and preparations we experienced with the pasta dishes. One thing that also really stands out about Mamma Roma's is that they are the only Italian restaurant that is nestled back in the suburban Piney Orchard division of Gambrills. In other words, it's more neighborly there vs. other restaurants along the majorly-trafficked Route 3 corridor. The restaurants along Route 3 have many more transients coming in, given the ease of access, so they are naturally less neighborly. Finally, when we brought our leftovers from dinner home I set them on the kitchen table and left them for a bit. When I came back into our kitchen, it was filled with such delicious aromas! Friends, this is just how fresh the food at Mamma Roma's is. For a casual, counter service suburban, it is quite bellissima!

Mamma Roma's is the best italian food you're going to find in the area. All of their menu items are…read morefantastic (shoutout to the Pollo Paprika). I haven't tried their pizza, but it looks great. Their service is always top notch, along with very fair pricing and great portions. They have online ordering, which helps me out alot as I work nearby. I haven't actually dined inside yet, I live about an hour away, but I can imagine the service will be just as good. They have some outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating with a bar and lots of wine options. Please check them out if you're in the area,

My first there there today. It wasn't bad....but have had better. Asked for a side of Garlic sauce…read morewhich I paid for....but never got !! I wouldn't go back. Too many other places to go to that are better !!

I got the white pizza. It was really good and a good piece. The guys who worked there were very…read morenice. The spot is small but clean. Parking however was a challenge on a Saturday afternoon.

Inside this small pizzeria, under the faded banners of Naples and the fluorescent sky of…read moredrop-ceiling panels, there is a fire that transforms dough into something transcendent. The 14-inch New York style pie, though humble in appearance, carried the taste of flame--char at the edges, molten cheese stretching like strands of fate itself. It is food born of combustion, where destruction and creation meet in a single crust. To accompany it, the fizz of fountain Pepsi, a sugary abyss that reminds us of how fleeting sweetness always is. Hours later, a paper slip marks another ritual: french fries, five dollars, golden and crisp like relics of a lost civilization. Their shells shattered with the sound of brittle leaves, yielding to a soft, cloudlike core, a contradiction that somehow felt inevitable. Service here is brisk, kind, almost invisible--human hands guiding plates and receipts without ceremony, as if to remind us that in the end, sustenance is a quiet transaction between hunger and its brief relief. On the walls, evidence of solidarity: framed certificates, banners for local teams, support for first responders. In this act of giving back, the restaurant affirms that even within the universe's cold indifference, there are pockets of warmth where community clings together, like sparks refusing to die in the wind. It is a good thing to find such steadfast generosity and flavor in one place.

Decided to give them another chance. Ordered a cheesesteak. The roll was so burnt it was all the…read moreway black. The fries were also over cooked. Sent it back the roll was part black this time. Needed to eat because I was on my lunch break. Terrible

I'm not a huge takeout pizza fan and typically prefer brick oven baked or woodfire grilled style…read morepizza, but our friends had Pizza City delivered for a game night and it was really very delicious. I loved the ratio of sauce to cheese they used and the sauce had great flavor. The pizza crust also had a nice outside crust but was still soft and doughy inside. The cheese also seemed to be better quality than your average pizza hut's. The old bay / Maryland wings were perfectly seasoned and had a nice fry to them and were crisp and juicy but not fried hard. The food also arrived piping hot with lots of napkins and condiments. The host mentioned them being on the pricier side but always worth the ordering.

The place we normally eat at was closed so we figured hey, let's try this place and try one of…read moretheir signature pieces and a salad. Yeah that was a mistake. Now I have a tummy ache. I think they put on a little too much oil or a lot too much and the salad I don't know. It seemed like it was an afterthought or even from giant salad bar, but charged three times as much for iceberg lettuce and some cut up. Veggies. Won't be back even though I live here. Bummer

I've been to this location several times and the quality is always lacking. The cheese specifically…read moreis mediocre compared to the Croton Ledo location. The pizza is cold when I pick up which I don't get because I arrive at the time I'm told. So 10/10 it needs to be reheated when I get home (less than 10mins away). Last time I went in no one was around. I went up to the counter waiting for help. I stood there several minutes and AN EMPLOYEE walked by me, made eye contact, and kept walking. I was shocked she didn't say hi, or ask if i needed help. I stumbled upon the pizza sitting on a rack that anyone could have easily grabbed in the front of the store. It made the entire location feel like a ghost kitchen. The quality alone though is why I'll go out of my way to visit Crofton Ledo. If I have to re heat my pizza anyways I may as well get it from a better location.

Great pizza and sandwiches never disappointed I have gotten carry out and eaten in and both…read moreexperience is amazing

Walk in and order at the cash register. No pricing on menu provided. Has a big selection of Italian…read moredishes- pastas, entrees, pizzas, calzones, salads, etc. Once you order, they give you a numbered table card and your drink cup. I ordered Veal Marsala and fettuccine Alfredo. They brought out garlic bread and I asked for Marinara to dip the bread in. The first sign that it was not going to be very good was the marinara sauce had no flavor. Like they forgot to season it. Rather disappointed in the entrees as well. Neither dish was seasoned enough and the veal looked to have a tomato based sauce. Couldn't really taste the Marsala sauce. Staff was friendly. Restaurant was clean but the food doesn't live up to the Yelp and Google review scores.

Good food , great service, great environment and area , I like the privacy room... I would…read morerecommend this place