Just wanted to update, they do have bigger size pizza & breadsticks for party size. I must not have…read moreseen before, or maybe they added to the menu. Will definitely order for my children's birthday parties!

Great pizza with quality ingredients. They don't skimp on the toppings and always friendly. My…read morefirst choice downriver. Their quality has stayed consistent for over a decade and I think the price in relation to the quality is fair.

Hands down the best pizza I have had in Detroit. I visited Detroit after moving away years ago. I…read morewas craving Detroit Style Pizza and automatically thought of Buddy's. I went to the location near Broadway Downtown and walked out. I kept searching for other spots in the area. Thanks goodness Grandma Bob's kept popping up. I thought I knew what I wanted before I even stepped foot in the restaurant. Looking at the menu I wanted to try about four pizzas. I opted for the Mushroom pizza and it didn't disappoint. It was absolutely amazing. The lemon was a nice bright touch. Not overpowering. The cheese. The crust. Baked to perfection. The Greek Salad was delicious also. Service was a 10/10. I LOVED the atmosphere. Nice bar area. They also have a patio but it's too hot to sit out. I am planning my next trip back just to come back and eat here.

This was a small place with a bar that served mostly Detroit-style pizza along with boozy shakes…read more The service was appreciated and the food came out in a timely manner. For a starter, the cashew Caesar salad ($8) was ordered. It came with mixed greens, house-made cashew Caesar dressing, fried shallots, and vegan parmesan. This was very tasty. It was unique with the fried shallot addition. The dressing was just enough. It all appeared very fresh and crisp. The cheese had somewhat of an odd texture, but not a big deal. For a meal, the lobster roll pizza ($45) was ordered. This was so unique that it had to be tried. It came with 6 oz. wild caught lobster, herb crème fraiche, celery and onion brunoise, Cape Cod chips, and chives with drawn butter and lemon. This was very rich, so the addition of the lemon juice and crunchy chips really helped offset that. It was also heavy due to the components incorporated. The lobster appeared fresh and there was plenty of it. The butter was not even needed, but solid for a slight dip. The crème fraiche was solid and different. The crust was crispy and great too. Will I go back? I would, yeah.

Great pizza!!! 4:00 pm is the open time, too bad it wasn't open for lunch but it makes a great…read moredinner...

Been 3 times back to back lol! Pizza is sooo good and old school just classic! It's a nice pizza…read morespot & the prices are great and so is the customer service every time. Grab a pizza from Mickey's I promise you won't regret it!

Steve's Pizza an absolute must order no gay vegan gobbledygook just heavy loaded amazing Pizza that…read moresatisfies

The last 3 times I ordered from Mr. Steve's my food has been ugly and less than savory. I just…read moreordered a steak and cheese sub and it didn't taste bad. It didn't taste at all. Very poor quality. And customer service is waning as well. Rude and ignorant teens is what I gather. I think I'm going to take time off from Mr. Steve's. Call me or email me when y'all start caring for us and your food again. My advice, rediscover your pride and train your crew.

I really enjoyed my large pie. One half prosciutto, pancetta and mushrooms; the other half old…read moreworld pepperoni, Italian sausage and ricotta. The pizza was pricey, but tasty. I enjoyed listening to them speak Italian. I would return again.

I got delivery from Aria the other day. The margarita pizza was super delicious. The crust was on…read morepoint and the toppings were fresh. Lots of cheese! Also got a build your own pizza with pepperoni I and sausage. The delivery was fast. Would definitely order again.

This was easily one of the best dining experiences I had in Detroit. I was in town for my niece's…read morewedding, and after enjoying plenty of Middle Eastern food (which we love), we decided to try something different. My uncle suggested Roman Village, and I'm so glad he did. From the moment we walked in until the moment we left, we were impressed by both the incredible hospitality and the amazing food. The portions were generous, the prices were very reasonable, and the quality exceeded our expectations. If you're in the Detroit area, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try. You won't be disappointed!

Steak and cheese calzone - FIRE!!!…read more Customer service , good . Still good after all these years

Had the major potato and just another Supreme and let me tell you ..... these pizzas were so tasty…read more my favorite was the potato one for sure. It was a last minute decision to order from here and I am so glad we did.i will definitely be back to try another type of pizza from here sooner than later

Major Tomato is a hidden gem for pizza, if you are not looking for Detroit style. I don't remember…read moreif they offer Detroit style or not but they do have potato pizza. Haven't try it yet but the pizza I got was very good. I like their sauce, sauce is vibrant , pairs well with any toppings. Kinda thirsty after I finish my pizza, maybe there is msg in the sauce. Maybe that's the secret ingredient

Took the family to Elephant & Co. in downtown Detroit and we tried the pepperoni pizza, the meat…read morepizza, and the chicken tenders with fries. The pizza has this really good sweet-and-spicy sauce, and I loved the honey butter crust--so good. Everything was delicious and I'd definitely recommend it. Only issue: I really wish there was an option to pay in person. Having to scan your phone and pay that way isn't for everyone--there should be some kind of in-person payment option too. If you want, I can also make a shorte

i'm not even sure what my experience was here yesterday night, so i'll try to break it down. came…read morein to pick up an order around 8:15p. was on the phone and didn't want to be impolite, so i put my phone down as i approached the counter and was told there was five minutes left on my order, not a problem at all. in order to not be a burden, i returned to my phone call and took myself back near the restrooms. this is where things got really concerning/frightening. as i'm on my call, there was a short, homeless-looking man with a hat on that kept walking towards & around me as if he was trying to see what i was doing, but he never approached me. i caught this man at least FIVE times, just staring at me to the point where i had to stare back and lock eyes with him (that's how aggressive he was staring). it almost felt like i was either being surveyed or "checked out," but either was unwelcome and very inappropriate. the man ended up moving from the yellow couch (right before the restrooms) and moved to some seating in the back left area of the restaurant, opposite side of the bathrooms. i wasn't sure what this man was exactly doing, but i knew he was surveying me and clearly was in alert for some reason. even while moving his position, the aggressive, threatening staring continued. it got so bad that i had to go up to the counter and ask the person i checked in with "does this guy work here? he keeps staring at me and moving around as if he's following me or keeping tabs," to which they responded and pointed to the man "you mean the white guy? yeah, he works here." in front of me, she proceeds to asks him while yelling across the back half of the restaurant if everything is okay, to which he confusingly responded with a "yeah." she seemed very unconcerned and as if i had no reason to feel threatened, and proceeded to gaslight me with a "well, maybe he liked your outfit..." at this point, i was pissed, especially cos this was a Black woman, who seemed to present queer to me (also a queer person). i responded by letting her know "sweetie, i'm a 33 year old Black, Mexican, Indigenous, Queer and Nonbinary person - i know when and why a white person is staring at me like that, i wasn't born yesterday." she proceeded to give half-hearted apologies as i attempted to hurry out there as soon as possible. never have i ever felt so threatened and on guard when walking into a food establishment for the first time. i genuinely tried so hard not crying while in the restaurant because of how humiliated and threatened i felt. I don't know what this man's intentions were, but he could've came up to me and just simply asked "are you doing okay? is there anything i can do for you?" instead of scooping me out as if i was getting ready to commit a crime. as I spend more time being back in my home in Detroit, i'm just not understanding why it's too difficult to receive decent and humane customer service. i'm just in complete concern & dismay due to this experience, do so much better.