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Contribute FeedbackVilla Roma offers a mixed experience with a range of opinions on food, service, and atmosphere. While Thanksgiving dinner left much to be desired in terms of flavor and value, the neighborhood spot impresses with a lounge-like setting and good, albeit oily, food. However, some issues were reported with slow service and uncomfortable heat levels inside the restaurant. The menu is diverse, featuring Italian and Argentine dishes, with a focus on meat options. While some diners praised the outstanding food and service, others found their visit disappointing. Overall, Villa Roma seems to be a mixed bag, with potential for improvement.
We've been here four or five times, always for lunch in the market. Despite the name, it is Argentinean than Italian, but they have a good choice of both kitchens. Very good food, friendly waiters. The service can be a little slow when busy, but it's not biggie. We usually buy extra stuff from the market her membrillo is great when eaten on a slice of hard cheese. We're coming back
Your food is very delicious. I especially like her Lomito and her Milanesa sandwich. Your chimichurri is lovely! The empanadas are good, I'm not a big fan because their cruelty is so thick and they are very dry. But the filling is very good. Every time I'm in this area, I'm going to visit this place.
I was here to eat in the Deli. Delicious food too. I ordered Tuesday night out. They are delicious and for the price it is worth ordering at least 6 or more.
The food is always great and so is the service. We've been eating here for nine years. Villa Roma also has an Argentine/Italian market next to the restaurant. You can also eat in the market or take your food to go! They also have Guarana, a Brazilia soda. I recommend Villa Roma. Your empanada is a death!
Juan was an AMAZING waiter! Our food was devine, so glad we saved room for the Grand Marnier Souffle!!!
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