Valentino's

You havvent tryed pizza if you havent tryed valentinos.. oki. i hear lots of stuff about mamma santas and other pizza places. i respect them, but if you really want to go to the right pizzaplace, please try valentinos. pizza is my life.. i remember when Mike, my dad brought home a small plain cheese just for me. i cant go a week with out pizza.. and all other pizza i try tastes disgusting compared to the complete beauty and outstanding taste valentinos offers in every bite. we cherish every customer, and no one leaves unhappy. come, have a slice. its worth it. way better than the place across the street :)…

For an excellent pizza, sub or salad go to Valentino's. Mike Iammarino is the proud owner of this establishment. His paternal grandmother Theresa ( of Theresa's restaurant) was the first woman to bring pizza to Cleveland. She trained all of her family on how to make Italian dishes that she learnt from her grandmother & Mike is doing his best to follow her example. As far as I am concerned he is doing a superb job & has the BEST pizza, made from fresh homemade sauce & fresh homemade dough, subs and salads...Mikes a wonderful chef & his talents shine in his preparation & presentation of his entrees. Bona Appetito!…

Browns or Steelers, Yankees or Red Sox, Mama Santa or Valentino's...it's one or the other!. Like the title suggests, people seem to love one or the other of these rival pizza shops in the Little Italy neighborhood. For me, Mama Santa is the winner...hands down!!! I have tried Valentino's a few times and found it to be drastically overpriced considering it tastes like frozen pizza. If you like the bland, flat, stone oven type of pizza, you may be happy. I'll eat anything and I LOVE pizza, but Mama Santa's sauce makes this a no contest. Plus, Valentino's is more than double the price for a large pie. While the service is typically unfriendly at Mama Santa, especially the girls behind the counter...you'll be happier with the food.…