Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza

Much beter than Olympic pizza. I love the brick oven taste, I will say their prices are a little on the high side, but its worth it, I was able to get a deal 2 cheese slices and a soda for 4.95. The taste was great. I can’t wait to go back and try their sicilian pie

I come here every once in awhile when I’m in the area. It’s not the best pizza I’ve ever had, but I still think it’s very very good. I always go with a slice of the buffalo chicken, a slice of Hawaiian, and then choose a slice I haven’t tried before for my 3^rd slice. I also ALWAYS get ½ a dozen cinnamon knots. They’re very good. I personally am not a fan of the garlic knots but my brother always gets ½ a dozen of them when we go there. Overall, I enjoy the food and will continue to go here every time I’m in the Rutland area.

My family and I are from New Jersey, a state with an abundance of high quality pizzerias. While vacationing in Killington we found ourselves in the mood for pizza. A bit of internet research indicated that Ramunto’s was a highly regarded local pizzeria, so we drove down from the mountains to give it a try (note: none of the local pizzerias seem to deliver up the mountain — including Ramunto’s — granted, it’s a 20 – 30 minute drive one way).
The store was big and spacious with a very long food counter staffed by a large number of workers who were busy filling orders. We ordered a chef salad and Sicilian pizza. The salad was generously portioned, fresh and delicious. The Sicilian pizza was just OK — the crust, sauce and cheese were all just average, particularly when measured against my local favorites back in New Jersey and New York.
My boys (aged 10 and 13) raved about the pizza at Ramunto’s.
My one negative comment about Ramunto’s is that the store has a peculiar smell. Not the smell of food, but the smell of an old industrial town. I would also recommend Ramunto’s to modernize and brighten its dining room.
Overall, we were very happy with our dining experience at Ramunto’s, and would return again.

Ordered from the Holiday Inn about 2.3 miles away I waited exactly one hour and 45 minutes for a 3 item order there are items missing from my order the Caesar salad was missing even though I was charged for it after spending $ 27 and making three phone calls I never received a napkin or fork to eat my food I will never spend another dime at that business again the worst I’ve ever seen and I travel every week

Prices are good.
Pizza alone is ³⁄₅ but the cinnamon knots easily give them the 4^th star. They are sweet but not overpowering. There is a nice crust of cinnamon from when they are baked that is amazing.
I’ve been a customer 3x, once for a whole pie and 2x for slices. I lean heavily toward the fresh pie over the reheated slices. This is 180 degrees from my opinion of «true» NYC pizza that I prefer barely reheated heated.
Overall good food at a reasonable price.

Placed an order, was told 45 min wait for delivery. After an hour and a half we get delivery, his handheld credit card wouldn’t work. Pizza was cold and poorly made. If you are going to eat here– go get a slice and nothing more!

Good pizza is very hard to find up here, but Ramunto’s is a diamond in the rough. There is nothing fancy about it. They have 2 sizes of pizza, large thin crust and Sicilian.
The Sicilian I found to be a little chewy, but it was cooked well and the sauce is excellent.
The thin crust is really a New York style and is very good. It really is as close to New York Pizza as you are going to find in Vermont.
The garlic knots are excellent and good sized. The cinnamon knots are even better. Big, very sweet, and everyone loved them.
If you are in the area it really is a good pizza.
My only complaint is I wish they had a small, we ended up with a large and 2 slices for the people who wanted something different when we would have just ordered a second small pizza

Best pizza in town! You can never go wrong with garlic and/​or cinnamon knots. All of the pies are great too. Although I’ve only eaten the pizza, I haven’t had anything here that I haven’t enjoyed. The service and atmosphere aren’t extraordinary but aren’t bad either!

I might have hit it on an off-​night, but I’ve had better pizza at a slice joint. Maybe the hype got me but I wasn’t extremely impressed with their NYC style. The crust was a little hard and the base was a little dry. The cheese was not that soft either.
However, I ordered a Sicilian for delivery and I would argue that was one of the better Sicilian pies I’ve had outside of NY. I will give it another chance in the near future.

Came from out of town with my family of 5. I think we hit the dinner rush as the line was out the door when we arrived and by the time we were eating there was no line. Most people coming in were picking up to-​go orders.
I can’t eat pizza but my boys and husband enjoyed theirs. I had a greek salad with chicken. The chicken was delicious and the dressing was good. The lettuce was mostly iceberg-​not my favorite but it was fresh tasting and filling.

After a long day at Killington Resort, we decided to order the garlic knot pizza (pepperoni), meat lovers/​pepperoni Sicilian pizza, garlic knots and cinnamon knots. Had it delivered our hotel. They delivered in about 45 mins. The whole order came to $ 48, which I thought was pretty pricey by CT standards but I figure since it’s near the resorts– it’s pretty standard here. The delivery person was missing one pizza and was VERY apologetic, which came across as very sincere. That’s important and a lost art, nowadays! He delivered the next pizza in reasonable time. I MUST say– the garlic knot pizza was AMAZING! I didn’t really know what to expect but it was nice and thin, cooked well and full of cheese and roni. The crust was done to perfection. I loved this more than the Sicilian. The Sicilian was beautifully thick and perfectly well done & full of meats and cheeses as well– but I just personally prefer thinner styles. Both were amazing! LOVED the cinnamon knots! Garlic knots seem to be a favorite amongst Unilocalers. Try them! This restaurant will absolutely be on my list of places to visit next time I snowboard Killington. Great way to end the evening and THANK YOU to our delivery man for such great service.

Absolutely wonderful pizza! Called in a large take out order for a wedding being held in Rutland that weekend. People from all over arriving that evening from other pizza centric locations (NYC, NJ, Boston, etc.) absolutely loved all of them. Pizza was ready on time, staff was friendly and accommodating. Great place for pizza in the Rutland area!

I love Ramunto’s Pizza. It’s some of the best pizza I’ve ever had, without a doubt. The garlic knots are amazing, and I would definitely recommend trying out the garlic knot crust. They also have cinnamon knots, which are a sweet favorite. The staff is always friendly and it never disappoints.

This is a little pizza shop in a small town. The pizza is honestly some of the best I’ve had anywhere. The only better pizza places in my opinion are in NYC. You can order by the slice and they usually have at least 10 varieties I choose from. They heat up each slice after you order it. Most varieties are thin crust but there was a few square pizzas with a thicker crust as well.
I also had the cinnamon knots which were delicious. The prices are extremely reasonable with the boys running anywhere from a dollar something to three dollars.

On a road trip to Middlebury, my husband and I were desperate for food and were looking for one thing only– pizza! Rutland was the closest town so we decided to stop and our Unilocal search led us to Ramunto’s. Since we had our seven month old daughter along for the ride, my husband actually went in to scope it out first to see if it was baby-​friendly. He came out announcing he had already ordered us a large cheese Sicilian style, since it would only take 15 minutes to cook. Having a baby in tow means the faster the food is prepared, the better, so we went in and sat at a booth. I spotted their famous garlic knots through a glass case, and we ordered a half dozen of those as well. The pizza came out in record time and I was beyond impressed with its thickness! Most importantly, it tasted amazing– the dough was flavorful and the sauce was great. The garlic knots were so, so good– seasoned liberally with herbs and garlic of course!
I was also incredibly pleased with the service! There were plenty of folks working and almost every single one took the time to smile and wave at my baby which was sweet. We also had to feed her baby food, and no one batted an eye at our whole operation in which we brought in our own food and baby seat.
All in all, this was quite the gem, making me wish we had a similar type of place making delicious Sicilian style pizza closer to home!

Stopped in when we spotted this place driving by, and were not disappointed
Garlic knot pizza with Parmesan was very good, but did not stand up to the cheese calzone with mushroom
You can see them toss and build the pizza’s in the front window, and the seating is abundant I will look forward to stopping in next time we are in town.

Legit New York style pizza!
$ 5 for 2 slices of cheese pizza and a drink! Can’t beat that yo!
Hubby and I were craving pizza in Rutland and I found this gem on Unilocal of course. Feels like you’re in NY or NJ, but with the Vermont charm and friendliness! They had a few different kinds of pizza on the menu as well as garlic knots and cinnamon knots! We ordered 2 slices of cheese pizza, 1 pepperoni, and 1 garlic tomato basil. Everything came out to $ 13. My fave was the classic cheese pizza. Pizza was just yum, how pizza should taste.
I’ll have to try their Sicilian Pizza next time I’m in town. If you’re in Rutland, you must get pizza here!!! Oh and they have a small parking lot to the left of their building and don’t close in the afternoon. Win!

Not much more to say than best pie/​slice in town. Garlic knots are bangin. And 3 meat garlic knot pizza… Get outta here.

Typical pizza place. Decent lunch special: $ 4.25 for 2 regular slices and a fountain drink. Decent seating area. Being from Long Island, I tend to be a pizza snob, so take what I say with a grain of salt when I say the pizza was just «ok». The slice sizes were generous, and the ingredients tasted decent.

THIS is real pizza. Far better than any other local place, including the overpriced, crowded and frankly, mediocre pizza joints up on Killington. You will not find a better slice of sicilian within 50 miles of this place. Garlic knot pizza was my personal favorite.
The place can get busy on weekends, and every once in a while this impacts the quality of the pizza. Maybe slightly undercooked or a little sloppy. But most of the time they serve up a mean pie and a nice variety of slices.