marozzi's pizzeria

love their ny style pizza and eggplant parmesan. salads are generous size.

so, driver just showed up with dr. pepper in hand. ordered pepsi. told him don't worry about it. hand him $40.00 for a $23.00 pizza and asks if i want any change? lmfao!!!! omfg then negotiates with me. he only has 10 ones on him. you know what i am f@@ken pissed right now. the pizza good but the driver is a slimeball.

pretty good food, service is slow. first trip here was for lunch, and i was pleased with the pizza, for the most part, anyway. the crust is the thinnest in the area, imo, and very much the ny style i favor. it was cooked perfectly (no burn on the bottom), and the flavor and texture were excellent. the tomato sauce is also very, very good - nice flavor, limited sweetness.

the toppings are somewhat sparse compared with other pizzerias (like burke street, e.g.), and the pepperoni is a little thin on flavor, but overall, this was a good pie. the cost for the 14" ny style with extra cheese, pepperoni, green peppers, and onions was $15.25, competitively priced.

the 12" italian hero ($6.95) was just ok - way too much oil & vinegar (the bread was totally soaked through), and it contains prosciutto, which i don't care for on a sandwich. the ff ($2.50) were ok, nice potato flavor, but like so, so many restaurants, they simply do not salt them directly out of the fryer - more salt later is generally useless.

the service here is at the least, laid-back - a call in order of a pizza, hero, and ff, took between 35 and 40 minutes - no land speed records here. but, the pizza is nice, especially if thin crust and tasty sauce is what you want. i'll come back for that, and maybe try a different sub, and hold the oil & vinegar.

the interior is bright, roomy, modern in style. - well laid out. nice setup for lunch or dinner.

this is some solid new york pizza! i judge every establishment simply by their pepperoni pie, and their's is amazing!!! the sauce. the cheese. the crust. amazing!!! paired with a delicious italian beer--you can't go wrong!

the pizza was delicious. crispy and slightly chewy crust, the cheese was melted perfectly on the kidlets side and the veggies were slightly al dente on the adult side. both were great. i’ve said before that regular ol’ cheese is really my favorite pizza but the “specia”l side was very enjoyable and felt a little healthy since the veggies weren’t cooked to mush. just forget about the pepperoni, right?

closing early again.... i've tried twice now to enjoy this establishment's pizza (which is good) but they had decided to clean and close the dining area inside the restaurant between 45-60 minutes prior to their posted closing time of 10:00 pm. again last night, we pulled up 45 minutes before closing to find the staff had put all the chairs on top of the tables and were mopping the dining area. the open sign was lit but the two diners inside were surrounded by a forest of chair legs on top of tables. i totally understand prepping for closing and cleaning but really??? almost an hour early? i can imagine their thought process is well, nobody comes that late so we'll clean up early. and they're right, my party didn't cross their doorstep either time and chose to go somewhere else. if you're going to close the dining area this early, then just close or say takeout only. i'm not ever going to be that person who rolls up 15 minutes before closing and wants to have a whole meal but with 45 minutes, we could have been in and out with minimal fuss before they closed. bummer... again....

great pizza for a very good price. the customer service is great in the store but on the phone they can come across as rude (i think i have always called at the busiest time though). we're new to the area and marozzi's has quickly become our favorite! the only tho missing is that "pizzeria" feel. the restaurant is clean and bright but is lacking that friday night feel (there is also limited seating for larger groups)

i really like this place! i came during furniture market (when everyone is crazy!) and was very pleasantly surprised to find a very friendly staff and fast, delicious food. i love salads and this place had a really good greek! actual lettuce, really really good feta, and calamata olives. i will be back and i will recommend!!

best pizza i have found in the triad. great quality and amazing prices. the service was friendly and we had a great meal. i had a stromboli stuffed to the max and it was only $6.50. the new york sytle thin crust is authentic as it gets in nc!

my family owns an authentic new york style pizza restaraunt where i'm from in wv so i'm very judgemental of pizza. marrozzis has received my seal of approval- which is hard to come by!! the service and quality is exceptional!

almost ny pizza! huge slices...the pepperoni is horribly greasey..but all in all the closest thing we have found in the area.

love the pizza/hate the dining experience.. when i found out marozzi's was expanding their dining area i was so excited to try the dining room menu and eat out. i think their pizza is the best in the area and we have been doing pizza takeout for a while now. but boy what we got was a chaotic experience and mediocre food.
first the front of the house was a mess. after placing our order we decided to find a good table. five tables had costumers and the majority were available. sort of. not 1 was cleaned! we choose a table that had the least amount of mess and cleaned it down with some napkins. as we waited for our food to be delivered we witnessed back of the house chaos too. boys running into each other like chickens without heads. no fewer than three times did a boy come out with a tray of food and try to serve us someone else's dinner. then that server would run around dazed trying to figure out whose food he had.
when we did get the food the taste was surprisingly bland and way too hot. the microwaved eggplant parm was hotter than a mcdonalds cup of coffee and mushier than a bowl of oatmeal.my friend had the eggplant parm on a subroll. same taste, portion very small, mostly bread. my third friemd got the chicken parm. also a great disappointment. it was a dried out piece of fried chicken.
next time we will just order the pizza and bring it back to our home to eat in peace and quite.

a little slice of heaven.... i'm a little bit of a food snob and when a co-worker recommended marozzi's i was a little hesitant. i stopped by today and got two huge slices and a soda for 5.50 and it was was some of the best pizza i've had. the two slices fit snugly in 14 x 14 box and the dough was in perfect balance with the toppings and sauce. it's hard to get that crunch and softness out of the dough and they nailed it! the owner ( i think it was the owner) was very hospitable and he seemed to know a few of the patrons there on a first name basis. will be going back for sure!

marozzi's is the real deal... ny style pizza at it's finest right here in the triad. the salads, pizza, and heroes are all fantastic.

excellant. me and my family used to frequent mario's and elizabeth's but not after trying marozzi's by far the best around. have been going there since they opened in oct. 2010. have tried just about everything on the menu and have not found anything that was not excellent. evan the kids love going to eat there it seems the be the only place we eat where they eat everything on there plate. i don't think anyone can beat there prices either by far the best prices and food around. the staff is super friendly and have become good friends with the owners. if you have not tried them go and give them a try you can also find them on facebook @ marozzi's pizzeria. hope you enjoy.