La Rosa Pizzeria - Highland Park

Ordered a Texas burger with fries, as well as a chicken parm. Let me start off by saying, I have never tasted such terrible quality pizzeria food. The fries bring me back to my childhood school lunches, low quality crinkle cut that was obviously microwaved out of a bag. These are some of the worst fries you can possibly spend money on, and for a pizzeria, that's real embarrassing.The burger itself tasted like a McDonald's McRib. The lowest quality meat you can find, almost as if it was a Banquet TV dinner. $13 to have one of the worst meals possible, forcing all of it down my throat so I didn't waste food that I spent money on.The chicken parm is just as embarrassing. It needed to be cut here at home because whoever cut it has most likely never used a knife before and was unable to understand how to make a proper slice. The bread was covered in burn marks, filling the entire surface with black, which by the way, we didn't even ask for it toasted. Every bite of that sandwich, that rubber tasting concoction, made me question how a pizzeria could mess up such simple food that is typically expected from this category of restaurants.A waste of money, I recommend whomever reads this to save their cash. The other negative reviews speak for themselves, if you have animals, they most likely won't want to eat this neither.

I had a large pie topped with sausage, peppers, and onions, which was prepared quickly and expertly around 8:30 on a Thursday evening. It made for a perfect quick dinner. As for parking, there are two spots in a small lot behind the pizzeria, but street parking in the area can be quite limited.

Excellent pizza! This was my first experience with pizza in New Jersey, and I absolutely loved it. The service was great, and everything overall was very good. Highly recommended!

The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is inviting, making it a wonderful spot to enjoy a slice of pizza or a full dinner with the family.

February 9th 2024 12:30 hours black customer walks into restaurant to purchase a slice of pizza black custom ask Latino employee for vegetarian pizza it was obvious that the Latino employee had a problem with question from a black customer note if you have a problem with serving the black community then you need to close your doors because otherwise you're open yourself for litigation it's called civil rights you can't treat people unprofessionally because you have a problem with that person origin