Rasco's — Restaurant in Edgewater

Review of Rasco’s Pizza in Edgewater, NJ

Rasco’s Pizza in Edgewater, NJ, is a must-visit for any pizza lover! As soon as you step in, the aroma of freshly baked pizza and Italian spices makes you feel right at home. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure you’re well taken care of from start to finish.

Their pizza crust strikes the perfect balance between crispy and soft, and the toppings are always fresh and generously portioned. Whether you choose a classic margherita, a meat-loaded option, or one of their creative specialty pies, every bite is packed with flavor. The sauce has a homemade feel with just the right tanginess to complement the rich mozzarella.

Beyond pizza, Rasco’s has a variety of Italian dishes—pasta, calzones, and salads—and everything I’ve tried has been excellent. The portion sizes are generous, so you get great value. They also offer takeout and delivery, which is super convenient if you’re in the area.

Overall, Rasco’s is a go-to spot in Edgewater for authentic, delicious pizza. It’s a place you’ll want to keep...

After a few growing pains, as might be expected for any new business, Rascos is really hitting it out of the park. While admittedly I personally don't love their pizza, (but I've heard many people do) it's all their other ever changing menu options I'm thoroughly enjoying. They are ridiculously fresh, tasty, and feels like I'm eating home made, which is great since I work right across the street at Flowers By Lili. I've had and loved their chick pea salad, fresh pasta salad (bow ties) , hot pasta a la vodka with fresh vegetables (which they generously custom make for me in place of chicken), lentil soup, zeppoles,, garlic knots and fresh grilled vegetables. All delicious and happily not filled with salt. Their giant tv screens, fun music in the background and interesting decor on the walls all add to make this a comfy , homey atmosphere. Good luck going forward...

I placed an order on thanksgiving as the store was advertised as being open. Their online ordering was also available that day. I arrived at their location to pick up the order that I was able to place on their website. After arriving is when I found out that they were closed. I thought that I could call and request a refund. After placing a call a few days later I spoke with two people at the store (they never identified their role at the store) who didn’t know how to initiate a refund. The second person over the phone stated that I would need to go to the online ordering website to get a refund. I informed them there was no option to request a refund on the website. In fact the policy for refunds states to contact the store directly. This person then took my name and phone number and stated that “the owner” would give me a call back. I have yet to receive that phone call...