Ferrante's Pizza & Restaurant

Reviews about Ferrante's Pizza & Restaurant

• 5 / 5

  By ryan booton
  Super friendly. Great with young kids ( coloring books..) oh, pizza is good also.
  October 25, 2016
• 4 / 5

  By Chris Pence
  This review is based on take out only. As of this review, there is no delivery service, and to the best of my knowledge there is dine-in service. They've been in the area for several years now and are my personal choice for pizza shop fare in the local area (immediate Dillsburg vicinity). I've had their pizza, subs and some sides, but it's been a while since I've had one of their pasta dinners. The menu items are reasonably priced and the serving sizes are good, and exceptional when it comes to subs. I don't care much for their pizza, but it's a sauce preference and not a quality issue. I simply prefer a sweeter sauce, and theirs is more robust? I'm happy with their quality, prices and portions and rarely is there ever an issue with my order, and when there has been, the owner went above and beyond to correct it, which is what keeps us coming back!
  June 18, 2016
• 4 / 5

  By Lindsey Erhardt
  I've never eaten in here, but order takeout frequently when my family's in the mood for pizza. Of all the pizza establishments in Dillsburg, this one is our favorite. Their pizza sauce is good, the crust isn't chewy like some of the other establishments in town, and they've never gotten an order wrong for us. Staff is extremely as well.
  June 16, 2016
• 2 / 5

  By Corey Matz
  I have always been fond their food to be good and their service to be quick when I need to grab lunch and go. However, there is a newly instated credit card minimum. They have always had one so that's not the issue, the issue is its now $10 (legal maximum credit purchase limit). Their pizza and a drink special is 4.99, $5.30 with tax and assuming the card processing fee is 2%, they are being charged $0.10 for a credit card transaction processing fee. I would be completely fine paying a SMALL credit card fee or if they chose to adjust their prices to reflect this as opposed to strong arming the customer into buying $10 worth of food. any number of combinations including adding a slice of pizza onto the 2 I already had or adding chips or garlic knots still would not have equaled the $10 minimum. I do not wish to see them go out of business but this is a good way to start if that's what they're trying to do. Dillsburg is a small community with a larger working lunch crowd. You need us more than I need you.
  May 30, 2016