cenci’s pizzeria & bar

yum!!!. my husband & iorderedthe chicago pizza with pepperoni and it was awesome! we'veorderedfrom there twice since and i'm ordering again tonight! great food, great service!

my coworkers and i order from here all the time. weorderedthe white pizza a couple months ago and it was the best white pizza we've ever had! delivery is reasonably fast during the lunch hour and our orders have always been right. delivery driver is always friendly, which is a small thing, but it makes a difference. bacon cheese fries are amazing too!

we decided to go here for dinner because we had a gift certificate from restaurant dot com, which this business subscribed to, to attract new customers with a discount incentive. i purchased the certificate awhile ago, and wanted to make sure it was still valid at this establishment, so i checked the validity of the certificate on the restaurant dot com website. still valid. so i made plans to go there. weordereddinner salads and pizza. total bill was $50. a little high, but the certificate was for $25 with $35 minimum purchase, which made it worth it.
when we got the bill, i handed the waitress our certificate, and she immediately stated they do not honor or accept these anymore. she told me there was a sign on the door, and was surprised we did not see it.
i was disappointed, due to ordering to meet minimum requirement, which now doesn't apply, and figured we must have missed something on the door and/or restaurant dot com website, notating validity of certificate. wrong on both accounts! we checked the restaurant for signs telling patrons that the certificates were no longer accepted, and the restaurant dot com website and there was no sign on any doors or windows, and no invalid certificate message on site. the waitress flat-out lied to us, and would not honor it. poor customer service!!!! we still tipped well, because she did a decent job of serving our table, and we are decent people, but we will never come back, and will tell friends and family not to come here either. i hope the owner sees this and makes it right. i will adjust my review accordingly if they fix this and honor the certificate i spent money on for their restaurant.

people have been raving about this place since they relocated and changed their name from pizza roma, but i was quite disappointed...

i really didn't have good experience here at cenci's. iordereda pizza and it came out burnt. their 16oz draught glasses are in fact 12oz, and yes checked.

this place is perfect to for a younger crowd, or to catch a game with friends for apps and drinks. that is about it! there are much better pizza places in wexford than cenci's.

good ambiance, good server, not so good food or prices.orderedmedium pizza...toppings were skimpy, cheese was non-existent.
calamari was expensive ...$7.99 for 8 small pieces, that's $1 per bite! not coming back :(

disappointed. on march 2, 2013 we decided to try the food at cenci's. we were very disappointed. my sonorderedthe grilled chicken salad and the chicken was cold and hard. you could tell it had not been just cooked or even microwaved to warm it up. my daughterordereda calzone and she was pleased with her meal. iorderedthe medium 5 cheese pizza for $13.99. i expected the pizza to have quite a bit of cheese for being a 5 cheese pizza. i certainly was not expecting what was brought out to our table. the cheese was so skimpy i could bearly even taste any cheese. our bill came to $41.16 before the tip. i think i will stick with the local pizza places.

paper thin crust. barely any toppings. expensive.. cenci's is one of the few pizza delivery shops in wexford, so i gave them a shot a couple of months ago when i moved into the area. not good. the crust was so thin it was almost non-existent. my finger went through it when i picked it up. cheese was scarce as well. it was like eating a thin layer of greasy cheese with little bits of steak here and there. prices were pretty high too. i don't mind paying alot for a good pie, but i was so disappointed when i opened the box. iorderedthe biggest pizza they had, which was a 20" (i think) and it was so thin i ate the whole pie in one sitting. wasted $20 and haven't gone back.

if you drink enough you can eat here. i don't know how people are convinced bag lettuce and frozen chicken breasts are authentic italian and fresh. after reading reviews weordereda large delivery order for a relatives birthday party and not one thing tasted fresh or good. the white pizza tasted like the lid had fallen off the salt shaker into the pizza, other than the bagged spring mix the salads were fast food quality, the chicken seemed like it was cooked a week ahead of time and microwaved, and even my eighty year old grandmother who is used to dried out food from when everyone worried about trichinosis thought it was dry and bad. the lesson here is get drunk at the bar with the rest of the young kids and you won't know the difference either. in response to cenci's response to me, unless one of the other romas has a cenci's sign and is about 500 yards from patron's this is the right one. in addition i don't want to wonder what is being done with my food if i identify myself so i wont be sending the address or order number. moving on, the chicken seemed like it was microwaved but this could easily be just cheap frozen breaded chicken breasts which tastes as fresh as the frozen zucchini, provolone, poppers, mushrooms, and all the other fast food quality frozen stuff that almost all of the romas have been using for years. lastly, i do love the roma recipes and did love the food before the quality got chiseled for pennies, but it is really lame to try to portray the food as fresh, home cooked italian. the reason for my post is to open your eyes that some people know the difference and that you would be ten times as successful as you already are if the effort would be made to make fresh food instead of cheapening everything a nickel at a time thinking nobody will notice. how hard is it really to make the cooks bread things fresh when they are standing around during the slow times?

decent food, poor service.... iorderedfrom this restaurant today and was pretty unhappy with the service. first the driver got lost on his way to my location. not usually a big deal, but stacked up with all the other annoyances it deserves a mention. then when he arrived, i found that i had been charged about four dollars more than i'd expected. i called the restaurant and was informed that not only were their prices significantly higher than on the menu but there is also a $2 delivery charge, which is listed nowhere on their menu online, their web site (which they claimed to have no knowledge of), or their physical menu that they included with the delivery.

the food is decent but not worth $15 for a half hoagie and some jalapeno poppers. if my workplace had a microwave i could make a comparable meal for around $5.

basically, if you're eating on a budget and can't afford to pay a lot more than you expect... you should probably avoid cenci's.