Reviews Rocky Rococo

This was my first time to try Rocky Rococo's pizza, and I was impressed! The cheese is fresh, the sauce is flavorful, and the dough has that fresh, yeasty, old-fashioned flavor that is different from the chain pizza places. The only downside was the price ($5 a slice), but the taste might tempt me back.

Very good pizza and breadsticks! Friendly staff and food was nicely priced.

Happy to get my super slice of the day. A little.light on the sauce, but it was still really good! It's been my favorite pizza since I used to work at one in my teens.

I've been coming to this location for many years and have been impressed every time. The interior of Rocky Rococo is designed like a classic pizzeria with an Italian parody and a collection of satirical movie posters "starring" a fictional character of the name Rocky Rococo, adapted from the Beatles song Rocky Raccoon and Peter Lorre in the 1941 film, The Maltese Falcon. Aside from the dining experience, the food itself is what sets this restaurant apart from other competitors. Rocky Rococo offers a fresh salad bar, pasta, and of course, pan style pizza. On any day Rocky Rococo offers to-go pizza sold by the slice. You can either get a regular slice, a super slice or a full pan pizza which must be requested ahead of time. The super slice is roughly twice as big as the regular slice and doesn't cost much more. Since this is mainly to-go pizza, you are unable to add toppings of your choice. There are different daily specials called super slice of the day which changes up the toppings and are only offered on the super slice option. An example of their slice of the day would be the Rocky Chicago style with crushed tomato on top and large sausage. My personal favorite slice of the day would have to be the Motherload, with smoked cheese crust topped with sausage. To say that Rocky Rococo is good, is simply an understatement. Rocky Rococo gets my seal of approval.