Tony Roma’s

For food court food this place was pretty good. Don’t expect the Serving sizes or appeal of Tony Roma’s but the food was pretty decent. My husband ordered the rib and wing meal with Mac and cheese and corn on the cob. The ribs were fall off the bone delicious and so was the corn. The Mac and cheese smelled like heavy processed cheese so I didn’t taste it.
I ordered a grilled chicken ceaser salad. It was a decent size and the chicken was a bit dry but not inedible. I wish the salad would have been tossed but they give you the dressing on the side.
The service was pretty speedy and we didn’t have to wait too long to get our food.
Overall better than other choices that there was at the food court.

This is a Tony Roma’s Express, not to be confused with Tony Roma’s Restaurant. Located in the main food court of Sawgrass Mills Mall it’s only a counter order and pickup. You end up seating yourself in an area common to any and all of the food court restaurant patrons. Of the number of restaurants of the Food Court including the Cajun which was actually serving a Chinese dish under a misspelled Cajun name, Tony Roma’s seemed my best bet.
As it was just for a quick snack I ordered their pulled pork sandwich. For whatever reason when I order a pulled pork around these parts I expect and get a Carolina, sort of more vinegar base but the one I was served here was definitely Memphis is style, and because Memphis is dry rubbed, is traditional without a sauce, however, mine had a sweet sour ketchup based sauce now commonly known as a Memphis sauce. All in all a pretty good sandwich but nothing that would set it apart or to rave about.