Why is this pizza joint not packed every night of the week??? The pizza is the best in the area, no lie! Perfect crust topped with fresh, plentiful gems. The tomato pie is to die for, as is the Gramma's Pie (sorry if that's not...the correct name). That takes about forty minutes to make so order early or you'll regret waiting. Go there for the pizza, not the calamari...it's frozen and it tasted old...but we should have known that. The owner is charming!More

Café Antonio located at 827 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, used to be two separate business offerings in side to side buildings. On the west or left hand side was the pizzeria and on the east or right side was a full service Italian Restaurant. Sadly with...all of the competition from the more downtown Italian places, the full service side is no longer, but the great food is still available! You now order in the pizza side and the server will deliver your meals on the old full service side. No linen table covering, but the great food is still available! If you are a pizza lover, especially thin crusts, Grandma’s pizza is the best around! The pizza is a bit expensive, but very tasty. We go often and rate this place second only to Villa Barone.More

My husband and I Had a Late Dinner, we Were Sat Right Away On a Busy Saturday Night. The House Salad Dressing Was Delicious And Hubby Says The Butternut Squash Soup Was Good. Both Of Our Meals Fell Short Though. My Shrimp Were Overcooked And...His Eggplant rollintino Was Just okay. We Will Not Return To This Restaurant.More

I was surprised to see that no one had previously written a review about this restaurant. The service was far above average. I have heard that good service at a restuarant is when the are there when you need something and invisible when you don't....This describes exactly how it happened here. The decor was fine, cozy maybe. They start you out with warm bread and hot peppers, hot as in with stream coming from them. Both were very good. Dinner comes with soup or salad., I opted for the salad since it was a hot day and it was fine. The calamari appertizer came with heated spicy sauce (for dipping) and an ample supply of lemons on the side. It was very good, both the calamari and the sauce. My main dish was opasta in a vodka cream sauce. It also was far above average. The desert of chocolate mousse was also well above average. Two things that stood out 1) the entire wait staff is both friendly and helpful, not just the one working your table and 2) they put the desert prices right on the menu, which is something many other Italian Restuarants don't do because they want to hide the fact that the deserts are overpriced. That didn't happen here. Overall, a very pleasant experience.More