Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Thought this would be a great pizza spot, based upon some reviews.. Ordered Antipasto which was a mysterious combination of 1 slice cheese, 1 slice fried eggplant, a bit of sausage and some mystery food (I think beans). This was on the menu for $15. I never had anything like this before, and hope I never will again. It was gross. The pizza tasted fabulous. My only objection was the price of this tiny pie, 12" pizza pie for $20. Only enough to feed one hungry person. Way overpriced!

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Cafe Roma just went downhill since it has been in the Arizona Center for the last decade. They have whole pizzas ready and when you order a slice they reheat it in the oven for you, not a bad idea but then I saw a fly crawling on the pizzas right in front of me so I chose not to get a pizza. I chose the ziti which was okay the cheese didn't really taste like anything and the sauce was just weird. It came with a salad which was laughable because it was literally just two small pinches of salad with an overdose of dressing. I don't think I will be back here again after having been a long time customer.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
As I've mentioned in other reviews... I am picky as hell when it comes to eating. There aren't many things I like and once I hit upon things I do like I will happily eat them over and over and over ... much to the dismay of my husband. So we're currently living on the sah'side right around the corner from this place. We've been here maybe 3 weeks... eaten here 5 or 6 times. I love the hummus with tzitziki (sp) sauce and cucumbers on whole wheat pita. Probably not the most normal combination but I am weird that way and could eat this every night for the rest of my life. The turkey is also really, really good. They serve it hot and it tastes just like thanksgiving turkey, not lunch meat. Yummy! Pitas are always nice and squishy. I hate hard pitas. It's kinda like subway but different enough that it's a nice change of pace. The only thing I don't like about it - and the reason my husband won't actually consent to eat there every night - is they have no kid's menu. There is a sign inside that says "Ask about our kid's menu!" but when we asked, the guy looked at us blankly and said "Just order something with cheese, or something." The problem with this is my son has a habit of eating the inside of his sandwich and that's all. So paying full price for a sandwich he only eats the inside of doesn't sit well with me. If your kid actually eats the sandwich it's not a big deal. The place isn't exactly kid-unfriendly, it's just not budget friendly if your kid won't eat it all. Love this place!