Romano Stromboli: The World's First Stromboli

This Is Real Stromboli, Not Flopped Over Pizza

romanostromboli — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 21:53:15 +0000

What’s the difference between a real Stromboli sandwich and the stuff most all other businesses are passing off as Stromboli?

“Pizza shops,” for the most part, are little stores that may be able to put cheese, sauce, and toppings on a pie shell, but they don’t know much about the art of baking. What that usually means for the consumer is that you get what I refer to as “heated dough” or “flopped over pizza.” That is not a Stromboli!

And as any one knows that has tried it… it takes time to make bread. There’s a big difference between Italian bread and pizza dough!

“Romano’s Stromboli” is the “Original Stromboli!”

It is still being made the exact same way it was made by my grandfather, Nazzereno Romano, back in 1950. In fact..we still have some of the same staff helping us put them together. That’s over 57 years of Stromboli baking.

It makes a difference… I promise you!

We Sell Frozen Stromboli!

romanostromboli — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 22:59:47 +0000

That’s right! We sell our Original Stromboli sandwiches frozen!

Even if you can’t get to Essington for a personal visit, you can enjoy the famous Romano Stromboli in the comfort of your own home. We partially bake our Stromboli and freeze them. We ship our Stromboli with complete baking instructions. And we’ll ship anywhere.

Give us a call at 866.471.7778 and we’ll get yours out right away!

The World’s First Stromboli!

romanostromboli — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 21:31:43 +0000

We’ve been making our Stromboli since 1950. The original was created by my grandfather, Nazareno Romano, over 50 years ago! Our Stromboli is often copied, but never duplicated.

The Original Stromboli:
Includes ham, peppered ham, coteghino and American cheese.
Sweep Peppers: – $7.95 | Hot Peppers – $7.95 | Pepperoni – $7.95

The Special Stromboli:
You better bring an appetite for this one… includes 6 different kinds of lunchmeat, including ham, coteghino, ham cap, prosuttino, Italian salami, pepperoni and American cheese. Your choice of hot or sweet peppers!
Available in 2 sizes | The Special – $8.95 | The Jumbo – $12.95

The Vegetarian Stromboli:
Includes mozzarella, provolone, American and romano cheese.
Broccoli & Cheese – $5.95 | Spinach & Cheese – $5.95

Pepperoni Bread
With mozzerella, provolone & American chesse, marinara sauce and “lots” of pepperoni - $5.95

Pizza Steak Stromboli:
Chopped steak with mozzarella cheese and our homemade marinara sauce.
Available in 2 sizes | Regular – $8.95 | Jumbo – $12.94

Chicken Breast, Broccoli & Cheese – $7.95

Roast Pork:
Bell peppers, onions, American cheese – $7.95

Romano’s Stromboli On ActiveRain.com

romanostromboli — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 19:53:13 +0000

Plane Delays Aren’t All Bad!

One of our recent guests, Jeff Turner, was drawn into our restaurant by our sign, “Birthplace Of The World’s First Stromboli Sandwich.” His business associate was delayed at the airport and he was just wandering around looking for a place to sit down.

Well, he found a place! And he decided to write about it.

“Romano’s is never going to win a prize for best location or best decor,” Jeff said, “but the Stromboli they make is award winning food. It is delivered to the table fresh from the oven in three pieces, cheese flowing from the cuts. The first bite was heaven.”

Check Out His Entire Review!

At Romano’s, It’s About Italian Food!

romanostromboli — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 00:43:33 +0000

Romano’s features a wonderful selection of Italian food favorites, specializing in our stromboli sandwiches. We are the birthplace of the world’s first Stromboli sandwich, and have been making them since 1950. Our Stromboli is often imitated, but never duplicated. We’re the original!

Our restaurant even acts as a bakery a couple times a week making more than 300 Stromboli sandwiches at a time.

Our Menu Features: Chicken wings, pizza, pasta dishes, Stromboli sandwiches, chicken and fish dishes.

Romano’s Stromboli Baking Instructions

romanostromboli — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:49:20 +0000

If you’ve taken a partially baked frozen Stromboli home or ordered via mail, you can get the same taste by following these simple baking instructions.

Original Stromboli

Preheat oven at 450.
Lay stromboli on cookie sheet.
Cook for 15-20 minutes wrapped loosely in foil – cook unwrapped last 5 minutes.

Pepperoni Bread – Broccoli or Spinach Stromboli

Cook 450. For 10 – 15 minutes.

Now… enjoy!