Falone’s

Yummy pizza! Hand thrown, lots of flavorful sauce which I love. Close to us and open late. Found out new spot!

Such a wonderful place! One of the best hoagie shops in the area. Everything from the roll, to the fresh ingredients, the flavorful meats and the wonderful spices… wow! The price is unbeatable as well, under 10 bucks for a hoagie (12 inch), a soda and snack.
You can tell this is a mom and pop shop that has making sandwiches the same way for a long time, why change what isn’t broke? They sure got that right!
They also have an extremely large selection of takeout beer.
Also…their breakfast sandwiches are out of this world good wow!!!

Went back, late nite, i got hawiian pizza, barely any cheese, or pineapple, small amt. of ham yucky burnt crust… wings good thou …

yessss, about time theirs a good steak shop around me, I remember this place from back in the day, from Darby to south west. I was happy to hear they were near us, good steaks and pizza, if u like your beer, they got it too, want a cheesesteak, definitely make it falones!

95% of the Time the food is excellent… a few times the food wasn’t up to par. old cold hard fries and chicken not fully cooked on the Caesar salad… but for the most part they are on the money. I love the chicken cheesesteaks… and the pizza is delicious. Friendly staff and owner is very nice. everyone is very professional!

One of the greatest things about Falones for me in particular is that I live down the street and that it is open late. I have been a regular customer in there since it opened and I haven’t really had any major issues with their service.
I’d say just about everything on there menu is a solid choice except for the pizza. I admit I am a pizza snob and I can be pretty particular when it comes to it. They do have excellent appetizers. I’ve tried everything and the broccoli bites are always my go to when placing a big order. They have excellent cheese steaks and chicken cheese steaks. After a long night of drinking heavily I know I can always count on Joe to come through for me with the most solid breakfast sandwich. Sundays are now known to me as breakfast sandwich Sunday’s. And if you like breakfast any time I’m pretty sure they do it from open-​close
They are always friendly to their customers. Most pizza place owners tend to seem stressed out on a busy night but Joe is always smiling and joking around. The way I look at it is if your busy and have a good attitude your doing excellent business. He is definitely organized, keeps a tidy place and his staff are all pretty nice.
They have a decent beer selection. They stock a lot of the cheap stuff which I don’t mind, but I think it would be awesome if they stocked up on some rogue or other kinds of craft beers once in a while. For it being corner pizza place I can understand why they wouldn’t though.

I absolutely love their plain cheese pizza. It’s the best I’ve had since moving to the area a couple of years ago. Even better their prices are usually very fair with constant specials and they’re open late.
Oddly, the two times I have ordered a pizza that had a topping (once pepperoni, once ham) the cheese ended up trying to slide off the crust, maybe due to the watery sauce. it just wasn’t very good. It might’ve been a fluke as I’ve never run into that otherwise but just in case I stick with plain cheese. It’s so good it doesn’t need added toppings anyway.
They do sell the usual Italian variety: Hoagies, calzones, etc. but I cannot comment on the quality as I’ve never tried anything but the pizza.

If you live in the Glenolden area along Chester Pike, I would definitely suggest Falone’s, especially for late night, since they are open until 2 AM 7 days a week. Not only are they a pretty decent pizza joint, but they also sell beer (sounds like one-​stop late night shopping to me). Most places around town close rather early, including All Town Pizza up the street, so Falone’s capitalizes on the late night business of beer and food. The last time I was in this place it was around midnight and they were still going strong. The pizza is more New York style, therefore big, greasy slices. The beer selection is modest, with more cheap beers than anything else, but everybody knows the cheap stuff is the best anyway, including the almighty Pabst, which hits the spot at midnight on a Friday. The restaurant is surprisingly very clean and well run. All the staff was very pleasant.