Rusticana Pizza — Restaurant in Easton

A Pizza Experience Like No Other - A True Gem in Easton!

I don’t write reviews often, but after visiting this pizza place in Easton, I simply have to share my experience. Let me start by saying, this is hands down one of the best pizzas I have ever had in my life — and I’ve had a lot of pizza! If you’re a pizza lover like me, do yourself a favor and get here as soon as you can.

First and foremost, the pizza itself is absolute perfection. From the moment I took my first bite, I was hooked. The crust is everything you could want — golden, crisp, with just the right amount of chew. It strikes the perfect balance between being light yet sturdy enough to hold the generous toppings. It’s clear they put as much love into the dough as they do into every other aspect of their craft.

The sauce has this rich, flavorful tang that’s seasoned just right, complementing the fresh ingredients laid on top like a symphony of flavors. Whether you go classic with a Margherita or more adventurous with their specialty pies, you’ll taste the care and quality in every bite. The cheese? Melted to perfection, stretching with each bite like you see in the movies. Simply put, it’s a pizza dream come true.

Now, as incredible as the food is, the service is equally outstanding. The staff here are warm, welcoming, and attentive, making sure every detail of your experience is perfect from start to finish. I genuinely felt like I was being treated like family, with recommendations, friendly conversation, and prompt service. They go above and beyond to ensure that everyone leaves with a smile on their face.

Beyond the delicious food and impeccable service, the atmosphere is perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite, enjoying a family dinner, or meeting friends, this place nails it with its cozy and inviting setting. You can tell this restaurant is a beloved part of the community, with locals flocking here for their pizza fix — and now, I completely understand why.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. It truly shines bright like a star in Easton’s food scene. Do yourself a favor and give this pizza a try; I promise you won’t be disappointed. It’s the kind of place you’ll crave again and again, and I’m already counting down the days until my next visit.

Thank you to the team for such a memorable meal! You’ve earned a loyal...

Unfortunately while dinning in yesterday I was charged for someone’s Togo order with my order. Not a small order, $54. I noticed after I left and It has been a whole ordeal to get ahold of someone to address the issue and for a refund. When I finally did, the owner couldn’t even be bother to apologize for the inconvenience. She didn’t want to hear anything I had to say. Her tone and how she handled the situation just didn’t sit right with me as a customer of 6 years and I most likely won’t return because of it. Edit to add- customer was definitely NOT contacted serval times, that’s just simply not true. I wouldn’t be upset if I didn’t have to literally track someone down to fix the mistake. If I had received a sincere apologize, I wouldn’t of wrote this. Simply as that. That might not seem like a lot of money to her but to me it was more then what I spent on 3 people to dine in plus tip. Now it’s the weekend and the refund will take even longer to process. In the end, they knew they made that mistake that night while I was dinning in and CHOSE not to tell me they accidentally ran my card for someone else, then when I call to talk to someone they repeatedly gave me the run around and say they don’t have any managers there (both days) and they can’t just let the owner know by calling her. After speaking with my bank, they gave me the idea to call the other location to ask for the message to be passed on which worked- the girl at Cambridge was the only one who showed concern when I explained how much more I was charged and when I finally spoke to the cashier here again she got all smart and said “well somehow the owner found out so we’re going to refund you” it was definitely not apologetic. The owner did call me ONCE a few hours later but like I said before she did not want to hear anything I had to say about my experience. The owners responded to my review faster then the...

Let's preface this with four points. Please read my previous reviews. I've worked in the restaurant business for 17 years, love it ,and it's always in my blood. I understand inflation. The family initiative that crafted this idea and recipes in the 1960's , would be appalled with their delivery. Front of the house is as important as the back of the house, The food was good , or at least acceptable.

For the first time in my existence I left no tip. Greeting was fine. Seated at a table wiped with a very wet towel.(it took us several napkins to dry the dining surface) given a menu with no explanation the prices were all wrong. ( which were also posted on the wall) Better half orders the spaghetti dinner, including salad and garlic bread, (which never came), with two warm Budweisers. When we asked how much for a bottle of wine or even a glass , our rolling eyed waitress stated that she had no idea, ( do you have a price list?) No! This could have increased the tip. My tossed salad was good😶, and my fish sandwich was ok, even though our waitress couldn't say which type of fish it was. Square, and had to ask for tartar and hot sauce, which was a pain in her a.. to get when we asked about the rest of better-half's spaghetti dinner , we were then told the menu is all wrong.( no salad or garlic bread) Neighbor table got the eye AND hip roll when he asked for a sauce for fries. We asked for the manager, Family or not, not a person who should be talking to customers, there was no remorse, no offer of possibilities, other than you can have a toss salad to go. ( the waitress is my best friend) The warm Buds were also 25% over the menu price.( read the fine print, she says, prices are subject to change) I thanked the kitchen and walked back to our hotel, knowing i"ll soon be on Assateague, never to return. If Mario and Gina Persico could see their dream, they would...