Arnieri's Pizzeria — Restaurant in Riverside Township

Arnieri's Pizzeria. I've been getting pizza from Arnieri's since they opened, since before they acquired the Rosie's pizza location. My father, whom I had never seen eat pizza before, came home one night with 2 pizzas from Arnieri's. He said this is a new pizza shop let's try it. Fast forward: my kids have been eating Arnieri's pizza and other foods, on average- about once every 2 weeks of their lives. When my kids were younger and we lived in Philadelphia, we made special trips over to eat at Arnieri's. I hope my kids will pass Arnieri's onto their kids some day. Oh the times when we were 16 years old, and we would call Arnieri's around 11pm on a Saturday night, we'd order a large pizza and watch SNL, with John Balushi, Dan Ackroyd, Bill Murray, Garrett Morris, Jane Curtin, Lorraine Newman, and Gilda Radner. Eating Arnieri's pizza after partying all night and watching Roseanna Roseannadanna, or samari night fever. Great times of our youth. A few people will read this and give me a call for a revisit of our youth, and Arnieri's will once again be apart of...

Called to place a delivery order, I told the person I wanted to pay with a card and was informed that ''Ok, there is a 1$ delivery fee if you pay with a card and you have to tip in cash"

I asked, "What do you mean? I can't add a tip on the card? You don't send a receipt for me to sign where I can add a tip?"

he said, "no. we send a receipt, but no you can't add a tip."

I said, "Okay... well I don't have cash, I have my card."

he said, "Okay, so you are going to cancel it then?"

I said, "Ha are you serious? Yeah, I guess I am. You can lose my order over that sure."

How can you be running a business where you expect tips and and take credit cards and do delivery and not be capable of taking a tip on a card? and on top of that, when that incapability can't be fixed by your customer, your choice is to tell them they should cancel their order...

Came here to participate in an event in which they donated some of their proceeds to a charity. Walking in here felt like stepping into the pizza places of my childhood, with the warmth, the lighting, the friendliness, the music, the TV. While it had that nostalgic feel, it was still very very clean. We ordered a plain pizza and eggplant parm for takeout. Their pizza is practically perfect. Not soggy, not salty, not greasy. It is a little bit out of my way to come here, but I'll be back because of the quality. Also, their prices are very reasonable. The eggplant was really good, we were so happy...