Ramundo's Pizzeria Mt. Washington

Floppy mess. Crazy disappointed. Hunted this down when I knew I had to be nearby. Bummer.

I like it

NY style thin which is my preferred style.. a bit of flop and undercarriage was okay, plus probably could have been cooked a tad longer.I like their sauce as it’s kinda tangy just not enough of it and cheese was just okay.

The perfect basil, cheese pizza cooked well-done

8.3 looks 6.3 taste

Tried it once when they first opened this location and thought it was just bad. My friends told me it’s really good and I need to try it again. Still not impressed. Hard flop. Lacking on the undercarriage… lacking on the bake all together. Super doughy, flavorless cheese, and the sauce tastes like it’s straight out of a can. They sprinkle some herbs on it to try and amp it up, but it’s just not enough. The pizza isn’t horrible, but it’s not good. That’s a review.

Slightly better than their Mt. Lookout location in my opinion. Floppy, little greasy, nice zip to the sauce, good ratios, cheap lunch special.

The best slice on the east side of cincy

One of the few places you can get a slice. Good flop. Not a bad slice in a town where pizza has a tendency to struggle. A solid 6.8

One of the few places in the area that will do by the slice. $2.99/slice for a pepperoni and it tastes pretty good. The crust is the best part of this pizza!

Best pizza I’ve had in Cincinnati

Ramundo’s is a New York style slice, huge with loads of flavored cheeses leaving a good amount of grease. Sauce was good, crisp fine. I’d say it looks like a 9 pizza but slightly underperforms based on those expectations. Still GREAT. 8.2, that’s a review

Was looking forward to big things hearing so much about Ramundos. I would term the pizza as ok to good but far from great. Very light on the sauce, so didn't get a lot of tomato or zing taste. Just cheese and crust. On a side note. The seasonal salad was fantastic

I wouldn’t kick it out of bed in the morning, but I’m not inviting it to breakfast either.

New Yorkers who move to the Midwest to make “the best pizza in town” only means they couldn’t hack it in the city. WAY too much flop and I asked for extra crisp. Dough lacked character I’d give it another shot, but Dewey’s is better. Way better.