Italian Touch

We had a really nice lunch here today. My teenagers gave the pizza top marks, and it looked pretty darned good to me too — I was tempted … My husband said his gyro was good, and my Greek salad was immaculately fresh. My only complaints were that it was all iceberg lettuce, and that the olives were sliced black from-​a-​can instead of Kalamata. I would not hold that against these folks. The waitresses were both very friendly, despite the fact that we obviously did not belong there (this seems to be a place where «everybody knows everybody»). The restaurant itself was clean as could be, and we enjoyed an altogether pleasant midday meal there. The dinner alternatives looked really yummy, and I could not help but notice that a glass of wine costs only $ 4. I really do hope for a chance to come back.

I eat here often after choir practice with grandma and no kids in tow. Our group of 6 to 12 is expected and the tables are already together, a pitcher Of Devil’s Backbone arrives as we sit. Garlic twists and really fine marinara are free. Most of us have slices of pizza, which I think second rate, have to ask for it ‘crispy’ or it’s a fail. Lots of toppings, maybe a fresh, whole pie would be better.
Soft drinks are large and free refill but our tee-totaller’s got lost last week due to a distraction (???). This is a small chain (6?) and we will try the Woodstock site next time we are there at the excellent dentist next door. Without exploring the menu I have little to add.
Of course, being from Philly, I dread but, will try the cheese steak —— don’t know who the idiots were who invented «diced cheese steak» but I am not going to give up and always say: «I still have my teeth, don’t torment my meat,» half the time I will hear the clashing of two-​pound industrial spatulas in the kitchen and! Voila! bits and pieces arrive with apologies from the waitress — – my personal crusade, one manager told me it comes in the box that way (!!#!!&!! €!! ¥!!) Take me to Tony Luc’s!
See you on Thursday nights.

I ordered a large stromboli (it came giant) waitress asked if i wanted any extra toppings at $ 1 each bun on the bill they were $ 2 each. Waitresses were all taken by some ones infant so service was a little slow. All things considered though I say good.

Tasty Food for Hungry Hikers
My friends and I stopped at Italian Touch on the way back to DC after a weekend of backpacking in WV and let me tell ya. this place totally hit the spot!
The servers were friendly and the pizza was really good. They have plenty of options, from pizza, to calzones, to pasta, etc. What’s nice is that let you do half and half pizzas. We got half Pesto, half Meat Lovers. Delish.

stopped in for lunch during the yard crawl. Wifey enjoyed the cheesesteak sub, and I liked my gyro… great value for what u get.
My only issue was the service. I know they were a bit busy, but we had to ask for menu’s, had to get up and ask for napkins, silverware, some ketchup for our delish onion rings, and even straws for our drinks.
I’m sure service would be better on a «normal“day…we’ll be back i’m sure!

Awesome food & service

Their food is okay. Their prices to me are a little high for what you get. For me their food is convenient. What they make they make decently.

Ate here about 5 days ago after about 7 years of driving past the place. I just never thought about eating here, I don’t know why, so when me and the bf were coming down Rt.11 deciding where to eat in Winchester I saw Italian touch and turned in. First thing, the waiter was a very young obviously new guy, figured that out when I asked him what was in a dish and he said «I dont know.» And stood there looking hopeful. I said very sweetly, can you go to the kitchen and ASK whats in it? And off he went! Meanwhile I went to wash my hands and the restroom was perfectly spotless, a big plus for me, I despise a dirty bathroom. He came back with my info, and we ordered. I got alfredo with a side salad, bf got a 14 inch new york style cheese pizza. Our server brought out some complimentary garlic knots, with marinara, bf dug on that, said the marinara was delicious. Got our food and I have to say my alfredo was good but FILLED with grease. I dont know if they used butter or oil in that dish but there were easily 3 tablespoons of fat collecting around the edges by the time my food cooled a little. It tasted very good, it was hot but greasy so I didnt finish my portion nor did I take it home. The bfs pizza was very yummy, he snarfed down 2 pieces in 2 seconds, then offered ME a piece which I ate with relish, it was hot, cheesy, and not greasy or overly sweet like pizza hut or other chain pizza. I don’t know about new york style pizza, but this was thin, floppy, and had a nice chewy crust. Yum! Our server was really nice, brought us refills, checked on us, he smiled a lot and really impressed me. He had a great attitude and that helps me enjoy a meal anywhere. We paid 26.00 for 2 teas, pizza, and pasta. I think for the price, flavor, service, and cleanliness, you can’t go wrong with italian touch even if it’s located in little old middletown. I say drive the extra couple miles from Winchester support a local business, it’s worth it.

Lunchtime in Middletown takes me to Italian Touch! I have been here a few times & the food is always good. This time I tried the lunch special of 10 Fatboys with 2 toppings with a drink for $ 6.99. I chose pepperoni and sausage for my 2 toppings. Garlic bread came out while I waited. It was a large portion and was very good. I’ve had pizza from here many times, also very good. The customer service is great and it’s very convenient for those living/​working in the area.

I love this restaurant. The staff is friendly, their lasagna is amazing. Every one tells me I need to try their Fat Boys. I think I will get them for lunch today. You can’t go wrong with anything you order. I’ve also had a chicken wrap, hot ham sub, turkey sub (the bread is fresh) and pizza. Great food at a great price. I’ve been given garlic bread each time I have sat down to eat.

This place kind of reminds me of the little pizza/​sub shops that used to be everywhere in the 80s, at least in the falls church/​arlington area where I grew up. It’s a pretty basic place with a pretty basic menu, the kind you could pretty much predict 99% of what’s on it. I’ve only had the pizza and cheesesteaks. The cheesesteak and pizza cheesesteak subs are very good, again «old school», like something you might find on a beach boardwalk somewhere. The pizza is also surprisingly good… NY style. Very friendly staff as well and the price is good for what you get.

Not nearly as good as the other two great Italian places near by, but it’s acceptable.

Nice little place right off Rt. 11 just down from the drive-​in… On Drive-​in nights we’ll get take out and munch down watching the show. We really like their pizza and have never had a bad anything. You’re not going to probably say it was the best you ever had, but it’s up there. Good, solid, tasty food– can’t ask for more.