LaRosa's Pizza Harrison

I would choose any other Larosas than Harrison’s location. They should send their employees somewhere else to be trained! over a 5 year period 10 out of 10 times I am left very disappointed. Of course I’ve been many more times than this. I am a very frequent Larosas customer but come on, the picture I showed is my (order by phone) extra, extra sauce and cheese. I ordered another just as dry with extra, extra sauce too! Where the heck is the sauce? I even try to have added to comments, never enough sauce. I’m done. I will never waste my money again at this location. I’d rather drive out of my way to another location even when I literally live 2 minutes from this location. Do better or not, done caring and/or giving you chances. #If you give it a try, when ordering , you might want to try

As you walk in you are greeted by the lovely aroma of cooked and cooking pizzas. A wonderful thing. The kitchen is open plan on the right, with a wall between it and the dining area. The service was friendly and prompt, the original pizza was absolutely delicious, the pizza sauce incredibly flavourful and richly tomato. We got an extra bit of sauce for dipping. Another great idea. Definitely going back to try the rest of the menu.

Probably the fourth or fifth time in the past several months that our food has been delivered and not up to the standards for LaRosa’s. I’ll give them a two based on our history with LaRosa’s and the fact that we get pizza every Thursday night for our men’s group from Delhi and they continually knock it out of the park.

LaRosa’s Harrison: Where the Past Still Smells Like Fresh Pizza 🍕✨ For a brand that’s grown into a Cincinnati legend—with big, bustling locations all over town—the Harrison LaRosa’s somehow still holds onto that Western Hills original soul. There’s something special about walking through those doors for a carryout pizza pie and feeling like you just stepped back a few decades—back when LaRosa’s was more family table than franchise. The nostalgia isn’t just in the decor or the familiar red-and-white logo—it’s in the way the place feels. It’s warm, it’s local, it’s the comfort we grew up with. In a modern world that’s always rushing forward, this little spot reminds you it’s okay to slow down and savor something timeless. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from Jack Morgan — chasing the best bites in the Queen C

The pizza was not very good. I ordered 2 crispy pans and they were far from any crispy. And 2 hand tossed they were soggy as well. Quality is not like it used to be.