Red Rock Pizza

Good experience – I stopped in after work for a few drinks – bartender Jen was really friendly. They had a bunch of newer tvs with different games on. I didn’t try the food but I will next time when I bring back my wife.

Was there for the Rock 102 work release party on a Friday. I go to these events to see how the food is and evaluate the place. I was shocked to see raw burgers there. That got me scared enough not to try any of the other food. I will never go back there.

Haven’t been here for months. Heard there were new owners so decided to give it a try. First couple times it was ok food but great service (Ryan was the server). Figured food would get better as they were working on the menu. Tonight ¾/​13 the bartender was so bad we will never go back. Absolutely worst attitude we have ever seen. Went in to buy dinner but ended up leaving after one drink and going down the road where they actually had a personality.

People are you kidding me??? One of the worst restaurant experiences ever! First we ordered off the specials menu that said all specials come with soup or salad. We both ordered calzones and were informed after ordering the calzones were one of the specials that does not include soup or salad, even though the menu said ALL SPECIALS! The food was okay. Nothing special. Then when it was time to pay we gave them our groupon coupon and they said they would not honor it because they were new owners and it would cut into their revenue. And the owner Todd Dennis made his poor young waitstaff come out and tell us rather than do it himself. My husband said when you buy a business you also buy their obligations. We won’t go back there and seriously neither should you!!! By refusing to honor this coupon Mr Dennis is losing a lot more than he realizes!

How the mighty have fallen. I remember maybe 15 – 20 years ago when this place was brand new. I recall the crowds. This eatery was a welcome sight at the E’ton/S’ton border area in a new strip mall with lots of parking. The décor was pleasing, the food was good. Over time, they added a second room, with bar. It had an enjoyable atmosphere, steady and reliable food and service. But then something happened. The crowds died down and the food got very average. Other than the Red Rock special pizza, the unusual pricing schemes to get people in are just not enough of an attraction when the food is plain dull, tough, cold. Time has taken its toll with the décor — ripped seats, torn wallpaper, bathrooms where the faucets don’t work, fan innards exposed with dust. But I do have some fond memories of the place and will likely return again, hoping for a day when the life will come back into the place than the shadow it now appears as.

Came here on a Monday night to get away from the rainy campground we were staying at. The food was fine, exactly what everyone wanted. Good selection of Opa Opa beer as well as the typical bottle options. The service was efficient and the prices were good, especially for the portions.

Red Rock is your standard local fare: pizza, grinders, burgers, and a valiant but sad attempt to be healthy with salads. The décor is very 1980s — I don’t think they’ve updated the dining room side since then, and you will stick to the vinyl booths if you’re wearing shorts.
It’s hard to ruin pizza, so the pizza is definitely a winner. This time around, I ordered a crab salad, and it was what I expected: iceberg lettuce, sliced cucumbers, sliced green peppers, sliced onions, some cherry tomatoes, and a dollop of crab salad on top, along with some cole slaw. Not bad, but not great, either. The portions are pretty generous, and the preschooler had a tasty-​looking cheeseburger — but we had to send it back because it originally came without the cheese, even though he ordered it with. And somehow, the grinder that was ordered by another member of our party didn’t get to us until after everyone else had their food — someone forgot all about it. Mediocre service, food that’s just ok — it’s not a place I’d go out of my way to eat at, but we did have a Groupon and were in the area. lad, and it was what I expected: iceberg lettuce, sliced cucumbers, sliced green peppers, sliced onions, some cherry tomatoes, and a dollop of crab salad on top, along with some cole slaw. Not bad, but not great, either. The portions are pretty generous, and the preschooler had a tasty-​looking cheeseburger — but we had to send it back because it originally came without the cheese, even though he ordered it with. And somehow, the grinder that was ordered by another member of our party didn’t get to us until after everyone else had their food — someone forgot all about it. Mediocre service, food that’s just ok — it’s not a place I’d go out of my way to eat at, but we did have a Groupon and were in the area.

Red Rock is a 1980’s to 90’s kind of local, mostly dine-​in, pizza place. Not the kind of place you’d go out of your way to get to. Service can be spotty. And nothing on the menu really pops out as a Red Rock exclusive other than the «Red Rock Special» pizza. And even that isn’t very special at all.
Plenty of room for large groups at this aging (torn seats, dark) pizza house. And if your a fan of their za’, note that they have a half-​off deal on it on some nights.
I took the pic on this Unilocal!page.

Food is «ok», restaurant is showing it’s age… at least the dining room side which is much older than the newer bar section.
Service was very slow for lunch and there were only three people in the place. I waited five minutes at the cash register to pay my bill, only to find that the waiter/​cashier was sitting at the bar texting on his phone.

Pizza, pasta, cheesy bits… carb-​laden foodstuffs galore… an okay beer selection and fair prices… the atmosphere is not horrible, just extremely unimpressive…
If you’re hoping to avoid any arguments about where to go for food, Red Rock is your destination…