After traveling five hours I was hungry, thirsty and will admit maybe getting one claw crabby…read more Everyone here was awesome. Welcoming and friendly even when I tried to order at the bar instead going to the place at the end to order as the sign clearly states. Sorry I was born in Wisconsin. The wood fired Meat Lovers Pizza was tasty and enough for two. We had a pretzel order and the mustard was spot on. Our beer choice was Stringray Mysterio a very good stout. Also myself the navigator needed and wanted a Mead. So Pina Colada Crush was a perfect choice. We both loved the decor and vibes. The pizza oven which was a crab design was cute but I thanked the men preparing the outstanding pizza. All the staff were fantastic.

Crooked Crab is an awesome spot! Stopped in for the first time recently and really loved the casual…read moreambience and cool art displayed throughout the taproom. The pizzas I saw looked amazing, but we weren't super hungry so ordered a pretzel with beer cheese instead which was delicious. My bf loved the sours they had available. I found a bottled bourbon aged stout that I enjoyed. The bartenders were very friendly. Overall, very cool brewery and will definitely return!

The pizza itself was pretty good, the flavor and quality were definitely there. However, we ordered…read moreand paid for an extra-large pizza, which is supposed to come with 12 slices, but it seemed like they accidentally made a large instead. Because of that, the slices were incredibly small. It was a bit of a bummer to realize when we got home and opened the box. While the pizza tasted good, the lack of attention to detail was really disappointing and took away from the overall experience.

This is my 3rd time here since trying the pizza for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Never a…read morelong wait and service is always fast and friendly.

The comments led me to believe this was a good spot! I ended up getting sick and throwing half the…read morefood out! I swear i would have made a health inspector report but the amount of steps needed is not worth it. I ordered Chicken over rice, chicken quesadilla, chicken tenders, gyro platter (substituted lamb for grilled chicken), and a 12" meat lovers pizza. The chicken over rice was basic and lacking in flavor. The tenders were bland and not seasoned. The gyro platter also lacked seasoning and flavor. The sauces provided were spoiled. The pizza was worse than a frozen DiGiorno option. The chicken quesadilla is what got me sick. It had a terrible taste, like if the chicken was not properly handled or like it was cross-contaminated with oil used to cook fish. Overall i would give zero stars and urge their kitchen get inspected.

I love their halal cheesesteaks. It's a small carryout spot, pretty typical. Service is always…read morequick and friendly.

I can't believe we have lived less than 2 miles from here over the last 10years and never came…read morehere. The quaint atmosphere was intimate and inviting, the flavors abundant, the portions large for the cost, and the excellent service is what you expect from a smaller family owned restaurant. Well done! Can't wait to explore the rest of the menu!

I ordered the meat calzone with jalapeños added and the mussels marinara !…read more The food was alright I will say I really want to try the pasta or maybe the pizza next time! The calzone wasn't really what I expected the meat was barely present inside the calzone very little jalapeño and pepperoni I was expecting for there to be a lot inside but it was mainly bread and cheese sadly. The marinara mussels were delicious tho! So that made up for the calzone lacking items

Outstanding authentic freshest Italian food with interesting new cocktails. The staff is wonderful…read moreand on Fridays at 6:30pm has one of the best places for trivia with Ray. Never had the pizza because I go for the gourmet dinners but know it's delicious because so many! people are there for takeout. So glad Anthony's is open again too (close to Ft Smallwood Rd )

We have been coming here for years. The owner and staff are all very friendly and attentive. We…read moreusually order a glass of wine while we wait for our takeout order to be prepared. Tonight we added an order of mozzarella sticks. My husband usually has pizza or a calzone and I usually have the spaghetti or ziti. We have never had any complaints about the food. Everything is always good whether we dine in, takeout or order delivery.

This review is for takeout, and I confess I am slightly more generous with stars during the…read morecoronavirus pandemic. We have enjoyed pizzas from AP since they opened - their pizzas are routinely good. Today, our order included a gyro (for me) and a stromboli. Both were disappointing. My gyro had adequate meat, although it wasn't the traditional lamb and lacked flavor. Equally disappointing was the tzatziki sauce. In my view, this should be piquant and bright; this was just... meh. Overall, bland and would never order again. The stromboli seemed OK but it wasn't what was ordered - completely wrong filling. Reiterating: their pizza is quite good, but it seems they should stick to that and not try to do everything.

This used to be Deno's Pizza that I never got to go to. I noticed it going to Cluck-U around the…read morecorner one time. They closed a while back and Arundel Pizza came in. Today was my first time trying it. The cheesesteak and breaded mushrooms were great. Service was fast too. They open at 4pm. I'd definitely go back to check out the pizza or another sub.

I visited Ray's today for a meeting and I was not disappointed! The person I was meeting LOVES…read morepizza and suggested Ray's. I am not a pizza lover BUT I will say this pizza was delicious! It was delicious it did genuinely remind me of a slice I'd buy on a corner in NYC. The slices were covered in just enough pepperoni's, the grease was what you'd expect AND they bring your pizza right out of the oven so it's fresh and hot! The service was so fast, I think from the moment we ordered to the time our pizza hit the table was probably about 10 minutes at the most. The staff was friendly and engaging, and it was evident the person I was meeting had been there before as they acknowledged and recognized her. The only complaint I have is that while the restaurant is open and spacious, it was a little musty in there as it didn't feel like the air was on or circulating! I will definitely be back to try a few other things! I also love that the parking is east AND you can order slices, there aren't many places that you can order a slice of pizza when you don't want or need a whole pie!

The crew at Ray's NY Pizza and Pasta are friendly and prompt. There are meal options available for…read morequick pick up, while other items on the menu are available for dine in/take out. The dining space is bright and open, and booth seating is available. Great space for groups. Parking is ample, however the configuration is adjacent to busy Starbucks. I've enjoyed the garlic knots fresh out the oven, and my go to is the lasagne Sicilian pizza (not on the menu). Quality is fantastic. Check them out for pizza, pasta, and garlic knots! https://raysnypizzapasta.com/

5/5 Stars! I had an incredible experience here, all thanks…read moreto Natalie, a manager in training originally from New Jersey. From the moment I walked in, she welcomed me with a warm, genuine smile and a very attentive attitude. Her customer service skills are absolutely excellent, and she makes you feel like the most important person in the room with her personable approach. As a side note: she also has a firm handshake that honestly made me reconsider ever challenging her to an arm wrestling match! Natalie is a fantastic asset to Bubba's 33, and I know this business is in great hands with her training for management. I will definitely be back!

Jasmine, excellent service lil lady!!! Food was good! Not a long wait although crowded.read more

Angelico's really did their thing…read more I grabbed a sausage and pepperoni pizza and I'm not even gonna lie, it was on point. Perfect balance, good crust, not greasy, just straight flavor. You can tell it wasn't rushed. That's the difference. I've always said I'll take a local spot over the big chains any day. Those places be consistent, sure, but spots like Angelico's? They cook with intention. You can taste the care in it. Mom & pop spots just got that extra something you can't mass produce. Being right here in the neighborhood too, that makes it even better. Good food, no shortcuts. Easy 5 stars from me. I'll definitely be back.

We were craving pizza and saw this place nearby with lots of pizza options for a decent price! We…read moregot the roasted eggplant one and it was delicious! I loved the whole garlic & olives on there with the sauce, all the ingredients complimented each other well. Would def go here again!

Delicious good every time!…read more Pasta and Pizzas are so good! Love the pick up service. Always ready on time, hot and so very tasty!

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!