Armand's Pizzeria - Elmhurst

Service was fantastic and the pizza was delicious! I heard their baked classic were excellent so I had to try them. They were a little too gritty for me. I've had better. But I do have to say that the eggplant stack was fantastic. It was drizzled with balsamic and was built like a tower with a a fried eggplant slice, then a slice of tomato and on top was a slice of fresh mozzarella and it was repeated 3 more times.

The food tastes pretty good even when it arrives to you cold. Almost 3 hours for a simple delivery of 2 small pizzas seems alittle excessive. Hopefully this was only a small slip up because this is unacceptable.

At the end of our meal, when we asked if she would remove the charge for the wine, she initially refused, blaming us for drinking half the glass. After some back and forth, she eventually agreed to remove the charge in full, but her attitude had already soured the experience for us. We have been loyal customers of Armand's since their days in Elmwood Park, but we were appalled by the lack of respect and professionalism shown to us. We were not confrontational or disrespectful in any way, and there is no excuse for being treated in such a manner. There are plenty of other pizza places in the Elmhurst area where we can enjoy a meal without feeling like second-class citizens. We will not be returning to Armand's and hope that they can improve their customer service in the future.

This restaurant is the only place where I have been able to find Italian Melrose peppers filled with blue cheese. The price is outstanding because you receive a large portion for an appetizer. You must try it out because I highly recommend it.

Armand's in Elmhurst is a festive delight. Rebekah was our guide on New Year's Eve night. With memories of Elmwood Park and a nod to the past, the restaurant is closed but not forgotten.