Best pizza on the west side. Thin crispy cracker crust well done. Sausage and mushroom…read more Beer and wine only, no full bar. Food is exceptional!

Double dough sausage pizza - THE BEST. I love they have…read moreslices anytime too - the staff if friendly and kind.

Here in St. Charles having lunch at Pomodoro. This a nice little casual restaurant. It's very small…read moreon the inside with about 4 tables. Many people popped in to pick up take out orders. No problems with the service at all during our visit. I had eggplant parmesan with penne pasta. It came out hot and fresh. The pasta and sauce were somewhat bland. The eggplant and cheese were flavorful with enough salt to accommodate the pasta n sauce. The portion size was on the large size and had me full. The bread brought to the table was tasty. My wife loved the croutons on here Caesar salad. They were light and buttery. I tasted the gnocchi casa mia and not much flavor there. The food here was solid. Nothing spectacular. I would try a few other entrees here since the prices are decent.

As always, this place delivers! It's a quaint place to satiate your appetite for authentic Italian…read morefood. Service is impeccable! Don't hesitate, give it a go & you'll know what I mean!

Absolutely delicious pizza! hands-down one of the best pizza places I've had in a while. I love how…read morecreative and tasty their sandwiches are. The Alfredo was to die, for it reminded my family of our mother's homemade pasta. The kids loved their Mickey Mouse pizza, It was such a cute idea and a blast for them. The service was excellent! selection of drinks were great. Me and my wife will definitely be dining in soon for a date night vibe with some pizza and wine!

Stopped in a couple of times for the pizza by the slice, it was delicious. Took a to go menu, and…read moredecided today to order out. I ordered lasagna, $15 (NO layer of italian sausage, and not worth the money for the size), mozzarella sticks $9, garlic bread sticks $8, cheese ravioli (more dough than cheese in the ravioli,, smoothed in sauce, $14, small side salad $8 (worth $4) I get a huge salad at McCalister's for less than $10! I am not cheap, I will pay for good food, but I expect to get what I order and pay for... spent over $60 for take out, and was disappointed.

I wanted to try a new spot for lunch today and Chicago Pizza and Pasta fit that description. I…read morebriefly scanned the menu online and I decided I wanted to do the side salad and a slice of pizza for lunch, so off I went to the restaurant to order and pick up my food. Pro Tip: If you order your food online you can save 10% :) I arrive and there was already a few people in front of me ordering pizza slices for lunch. You get that sense that a spot is good when lunch time is already buzzing with people. It was my turn to get order my food and the nice lady greeted me and asked what I'd like for lunch. I told her I wanted a slice of sausage and a side salad. In all my years of eating and ordering pizza slices for lunch I was never given the option of choosing which slice I wanted. This was a pleasant surprise and awesome of CPP to allow me to choose my own slice that I wanted from the warming oven! Between those two things, my order came to $8 and some change. With today's inflation and prices it's extremely difficult to get a good lunch for under $10 but with CCP's prices I was able to achieve this. Again, I was pleasantly surprised. I made my way back to the office with the salad and pizza and dug in. The salad was your standard side salad. It was fresh, cold, and crispy... no issues for me here. I destroyed that and then had some pizza which was still warm after eating my salad. The pizza was good and again no complaints here. So for my final thoughts on CPP, it's good and affordable food. If you're looking for a a place to grab a quick bite without breaking the bank then CPP is the restaurant for you. I'm glad I gave CPP a chance and now I will add them to my rotation of lunch places.

The crust tasted like it was prefab cardboard. The toppings tasted okay but would not recommend.read more

Old fashioned neighborhood restaurant. Traditional American /Italian dishes. Great pizza, every…read moreingredient is itemized separately. . . A bit pricey but large portions can be shared. The lady that served was very attentive.

We just left Salerno's on the Fox a couple of hours ago, and I can confidently say this was our…read morefirst and last visit. We decided to give it a try because, for once, we figured we'd stay somewhat local instead of making our usual 45 minute drive into Chicago for dinner. Lesson learned. First, our waitress Jasmin was nice and did her job. I want to make that clear because the customer service issue at the end was not really with her. We ordered a small veggie pizza with sausage and pepperoni on HALF because my wife doesn't eat sausage or pepperoni. Pretty straightforward request. We were told about 25 minutes for the pizza. It was closer to 35, but honestly, no big deal. We ordered a Caesar salad, bread and a few beers while we waited. We also ordered the baked cavatelli to share. The pasta itself had a good texture, but the sauce was nothing special. I probably should have asked what exactly it was baked with because I wasn't expecting the runny ricotta that came with it. Eventually the pizza and pasta arrived together. Jasmin even pointed out the half of the pizza that supposedly didn't have meat. Plot twist: there was no meatless half. The entire pizza had sausage and pepperoni. We literally went through every slice looking for this mysterious vegetarian half. Apparently it existed only in spirit. The small pizza had six slices. I was hungry and had already waited 35 minutes, so I ate three slices, exactly half of the pizza. My wife ate the pasta because she couldn't eat her half of the pizza. I wasn't interested in sitting there hungry for another 35 minutes waiting for them to start over. We ordered everything to share, so at least one of us might as well eat the pizza. We told Jasmin, she agreed it was made incorrectly and said she would let the kitchen know. Rather than extending dinner another 35 minutes for Pizza Attempt #2, we asked for a small cheese pizza to go. We figured my wife could eat it when we got home and that would resolve the whole thing. Then the bill arrived. There was a charge for the cheese pizza. I told Jasmin I thought there must have been a misunderstanding because we assumed the cheese pizza was replacing the half of the original pizza my wife couldn't eat. She explained that management wouldn't do that because we had "clearly eaten" the other pizza. Well, yes. I ate three slices. Exactly half of a six slice pizza. The half that was supposed to have sausage and pepperoni in the first place. My wife's half was the half they got wrong. I jokingly told Jasmin that had I known the rules of this pizza negotiation beforehand, I would have gladly surrendered the remaining three slices and asked management to replace them with half a cheese pizza. Apparently I should have preserved the evidence. Jasmin told us that if it were up to her, she would have just given us the replacement pizza, but management made the decision not to. The best part? We never actually met a manager. Nobody came to our table. Nobody asked what happened. Nobody apologized. Nobody tried to fix it. Management apparently reviewed the Great Pizza Case of 2026 from an undisclosed location and determined that because I ate exactly my half of their incorrectly made pizza, my wife could either pay for another pizza or go without. We chose go without. We took the leftover pasta home, left the remaining half of the incorrect pizza sitting there and walked out without the cheese pizza. We still tipped Jasmin well because I'm not going to punish the waitress for a decision she didn't make. As for the food itself, the pizza was incredibly bland. The sauce had almost no flavor. We passed Pal Joey's, Riverview Pizza and Ella's on the way there, all places we've eaten at and enjoyed, and afterward we were wondering why we didn't just stop at one of them. I hate to say it, but Pizza Hut has more flavor in its sauce. Then, apparently determined to make one more bad decision tonight, I read the recent Yelp reviews AFTER dinner. Those probably should have been our warning not to step foot in the place. Mistakes happen. If they had made the pizza wrong, apologized and simply replaced the half my wife couldn't eat, I probably wouldn't even be writing this review two hours later. Instead, management somehow managed to turn three slices of a small pizza into the most memorable part of the evening. Unfortunately, the food wasn't nearly as memorable. This was our first and absolutely our last visit to Salerno's on the Fox. Between the bland food and management's handling of something that should have been incredibly easy to fix, there's no reason for us to ever come back. And just to be clear, I wouldn't eat here again even if management offered me a free cheese pizza. Although apparently that's not something I need to worry about.

GIA MIA is one of our favorite places in St Charles. I love their salads, location especially…read moreduring the summer months when we can sit outside. The service is always impressive, professional, and very attentive to details about our preferences . Special acknowledgments to Cailey, Kristen, and Evangelia! Wow! Your are excellence within all aspects. Thank you.

Busy place but got in without too much of a wait. Meatball appetizer was a nice size dish with four…read moremeatballs - enough to share. Pizzas are large enough to guarantee leftovers (or two can share) and less than $20. Shrimp scampi with pasta was excellent. Great service considering the crowd.

We often get calzones. Ample fillings, done to perfection, crust is just right....just delicious!read more

This is a solid pizza place like what we had when I was growing up. Great taste Good quality…read more I always enjoy plus the pizzas are huge. We get 3 meals out of them.

We love the pepperoni pizza. Thin crust is crispy, buttery made in house. But I also go all in for…read moredouble dough when I'm feeling fancy and mmmm, yes. Protip: ask about coupons. And don't sleep on the soups. I die for the cheeseburger soup in winter!

Best pizza place in Elburn. It's true because there's not a lot. Paisano's is one of the few places…read moreto order an actual pizza. Has other Italian options to choose from. The spaghetti is among the other good items. A delivery or pick up order is all you can get because there's no room inside for anything. It only has a counter. The other options besides pizza include salads and spaghetti. It's about $5 for a Side Salad, which comes with iceberg lettuce. The Spaghetti is about $10 and is basic looking stuff. It comes with meat sauce but you can get marinara. The sauce seemed excessively oily. Poured out a lot of the oil before eating it. This still wasn't that bad, just not like it was anything at all special. Food was made pretty fast. It was ready by the time they said it would be so that's one good thing about it. This would have been better if they had dine in but it's just to go so whatever.