
Pizzarama Omagh
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About Pizzarama Omagh
Pizzarama Omagh is a family-owned pizza restaurant at 28 Campsie Rd in Omagh, and the first pizza restaurant in the town, with more than 30 years of serving local customers. The kitchen bakes its pizzas on stone and sources ingredients locally where possible. The Pizzarama Special is topped with pepperoni, ham, mushroom, mixed peppers, sweetcorn and onion. Dessert includes Strawberry Sundaes and a home-made chocolate brownie served with hot chocolate sauce. Customers can order online, by phone or in person. The restaurant opens evenings only, Monday to Saturday, and closes on Sundays.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention burnt pizza, burnt crust, greasy pizza and garlic bread.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention burnt pizza, burnt crust, greasy pizza and garlic bread.
Customer Review Summary
Burnt pizza is the dominant complaint, with reviewers describing burnt crusts, a pizza burnt to a crisp and uneatable, and several saying it happened two visits in a row after they used to love the place. One reviewer found the pizza tasteless and the peppers unappealing, another called it too greasy, and one said the garlic bread tasted awful. Slow service comes up close behind: a reviewer waited over an hour after their order was forgotten, with no apology, and described staff as overwhelmed. An online order was reportedly not ready at the stated time, and another reviewer describes a delivery that arrived stone cold hours after ordering, boxes soggy and falling apart, plus a phone dispute over a missed delivery. A few mention being ignored at the counter, charged full price for burnt food, or made to feel awkward asking for a replacement. One describes the dining room as very small and tripping over a customer while squeezing past tables. Two reviewers praise the pizza as the best in town, with friendly staff and a good price, though the rest report burnt crusts.
Customer Review Summary
Burnt pizza is the dominant complaint, with reviewers describing burnt crusts, a pizza burnt to a crisp and uneatable, and several saying it happened two visits in a row after they used to love the place. One reviewer found the pizza tasteless and the peppers unappealing, another called it too greasy, and one said the garlic bread tasted awful. Slow service comes up close behind: a reviewer waited over an hour after their order was forgotten, with no apology, and described staff as overwhelmed. An online order was reportedly not ready at the stated time, and another reviewer describes a delivery that arrived stone cold hours after ordering, boxes soggy and falling apart, plus a phone dispute over a missed delivery. A few mention being ignored at the counter, charged full price for burnt food, or made to feel awkward asking for a replacement. One describes the dining room as very small and tripping over a customer while squeezing past tables. Two reviewers praise the pizza as the best in town, with friendly staff and a good price, though the rest report burnt crusts.
Featured reviews
- Mark Devlin
“I Would not recommend Pizzarama. The Pizza was burnt to a crisp and uneatable. I Spoke with staff at the counter while leaving, and was pretty much ignored and charged full price. I won’t be back.”
- Emma Mcmullan
“Online order went in when time said be ready never had it on waited 40 minutes all together burnt crust.”
- Ellie Montgomery
“so i went to pizzarama it was VERY small the pizza was to greasy also i tried to squish pass the tables to go to the toilet and i tripped over a old man luckly he was ok but the list goes on and on.”
- Jack Steed
“Absolutely fantastic food with very friendly staff, has to be the best pizza in town with a really good price tag”
- Aine
“Absolute disaster. waited over an hour for food due to them forgetting our order, did not apologise when i asked where our order was. NOT enough staff and far too many orders; staff were completely overwhelmed. when the pizzas came they were burnt. a waste of time.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Closed
Good to know
“Pizzarama is a family owned pizza restaurant and take-away that is located in Omagh, Northern Ireland. We are the first pizza restaurant in Omagh serving our customers for over 30 years. We serve delicious stone baked pizzas made fresh using the finest ingredients sourced locally where possible. Our customer favourite, the Pizzarama Special has pepperoni, ham, mushroom, mixed peppers, sweetcorn and onion...enough to satisfy the hungriest of families. Our range of ice-cream sundaes will delight you with Strawberry Sundaes and banana split being a firm favourite with our regular customers. Our home-made chocolate brownie smothered in hot chocolate sauce that will satisfy your sweet tooth. You can order online, by phone or call in.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Location
Pizza restaurants near Pizzarama Omagh
- Pizza Pie5.0260.3 mi
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- Papa G’s Pizza Omagh4.71000.9 mi
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| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pizzarama Omagh | 4.4274 | — | burnt pizza, burnt crust, greasy pizza |
| Pizza Pie | 5.026 | 0.3 mi | pizza, wedges with cheese, doughballs |
| Papa G’s Pizza Omagh | 4.7100 | 0.9 mi | pizzas, milkshakes, tandoori pizza |
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