Pomodoro's Pasta & Subs

I’ve tried eating here multiple times because people seem to say good things. I will never try again! I do not know how people eat this stuff. The pasta is undercooked noodles with the most watery sauce I’ve ever seen. The salad should not be called a salad, browning iceberg lettuce and a singular tomato. The meat and cheese on the sandwhich is worse than school food. Tastes like it was made weeks before. The bread in my opinion is disgusting, but some people like the sweet, soggy bread I guess. Only thing I’ve ever had that’s okay is the cinnamon bread. But after seeing how they treat their employees I will never be back.

Lowest quality ingredients of mechanically-separared chicken, iceberg lettuce and white bread for an average tasting sandwich. Won't be back.

The pomo special is simple yet sooo tasty! The chef salad is really good, too. The girl at the register was very nice and friendly.

Hold on to your meatballs, folks, because Pomodoro's Pasta and Subs restaurant deserves a standing ovation. Let me tell you the tale of how this extraordinary establishment saved the day, impressed our taste buds, and proved that they reign supreme over their rival, Pasghetti's restaurant.

In our darkest hour, when my grandma's funeral was looming over our heads like a gray cloud, Pomodoro's came to the rescue. We were in dire need of catered food that would satisfy our grieving souls and pay tribute to our Gma. And boy, did they deliver!

The first phone call I made to Pomodoro's was like a warm embrace from mawmaw herself. The person on the other end exuded such genuine kindness and empathy that I could practically hear them whispering, "Don't worry, we've got you covered. " Their willingness to go above and beyond to ensure our event was handled with care was the first hint that we were in for something truly special.

Now, let's talk about the food. Oh mama mia, the food! Pomodoro's concocted a feast fit for a Roman emperor (or in this case, a grieving family in need of comfort). The pasta was cooked to perfection, the sauces were rich and flavorful, and the subs were stuffed to the brim with ingredients that could make any sandwich aficionado weak in the knees. It was a symphony of flavors that danced on our tongues, momentarily making us forget the sorrow that brought us together.

But here's where the real magic happened—Pomodoro's outshined their nemesis, Pasghetti's, with their unparalleled culinary prowess. While Pasghetti's might have its catchy name and gimmicky decor, it was clear that Pomodoro's had the upper hand when it came to taste. Pasghetti's might have tried to win us over with their "al dente" noodles, but Pomodoro's took us on a flavor journey that left us singing "That's Amore" all night long.

And let's not forget about the staff at Pomodoro's. These folks had us with their awesome personalities.

So, dear foodies and funeral planners alike, do yourselves a favor and choose Pomodoro's Pasta and Subs for your next event. They will not only cater to your every culinary need but also provide an atmosphere that transcends sadness and turns it into a celebration of life. With their delicious food, outstanding service, and side-splitting humor, Pomodoro's has undoubtedly earned the crown in the battle of the Italian restaurants.

Pomodoro's, you've won our hearts and stomachs, and we'll forever be grateful for the love and laughter you brought to our Grandma's farewell. Grazie mille, Pomodoro's, for turning our tears into a bittersweet symphony of flavors. You truly are the spaghetti-slinging superheroes we never knew we needed.

Food was a sub with slightly sweet bread and pasta that was great

The atmosphere was bright and silent

Great small sandwich shop with absolutely awesome bread. When near I will sometimes get just the bread.

I always come here for my New Year's Eve party supplies. Great sandwiches at a great price. Friendly and fast service.