Sorrento Pizza

The bar is still advertised which is what helped us choose this location, but when we got there we learned it’s actually no longer part of it. But fine, we decided to still order and just take it to go. Got home less than a block away and discovered this was our pepperoni pizza - ummmm $18 for very little pepperoni on said pepperoni pizza and looked like it was put together by a child. The pizza was okay, not the greatest. Won’t be going back again, very disappointed

The pizza was absolutely excellent AND they sell by the slice. The price was awesome at $6.36 including tax for two slices and a bottle soda. The service was friendly and quick. The dining room was clean, but without A/C, so it was a little toasty for an 85-degree day, but worth it for the pizza.

We wonder what’s going on with Sorrentos. They used to have excellent food, but we just had a large cheese pizza well done that was so salty we could barely eat it. Plus it definitely wasn’t well done. The mushrooms came in two clumps and were so greasy we threw them away. All the lights were out and it looked like they were making most of the food in the back now. What a shame.

Their pizza was amazing, and they seem like a hardworking, struggling little place. It's either really old or just not very well-maintained place.

Fairly clean for Duncannon. Don't expect quick or prompt service, but the service itself was good. It's kinda homey and does get busy at peak dining hours. Pizza and garlic bread were good enough but not the best I've had. Pizza was very cheesy, so it's good they don't skimp on ingredients as far as I can tell. They have a good selection of on top brews, including some local ones.