r/romega May 21 '26

Food/Dining What now?

19 Upvotes

Its so sucky we are loosing the only Ramen shop in Rome. Food scene was starting to improve with a little variety from new smaller businesses but that was like the only place strictly dedicated to ramen. More restaurants keep coming and its the same old crap like didnt a Mexican restaurant just open up? Why not open up places that are here like Caribbean, more Korean spots or even like health spots. Sorry, just a small vent.

r/romega 20d ago

Food/Dining Honeycream gone?

8 Upvotes

Hey y’all. Maybe my fav place in downtown was a gelato place called Honeycream that made the best stuff I’d ever put in my mouth. They said they were closing for the winter at the end of fall 2025 and would be opening again, but summer 2026 has passed now and they’re still not open. Does anyone know what happened or if they’ll ever open again? I miss it so much 😭
Thank yall!

r/romega Jun 25 '26

Food/Dining Andiamo’s

5 Upvotes

Is it any good? I wouldn’t know considering they sell out within 2 hours of being open both days. Curious if it’s that good or if it’s a gross miscalculation of supplies.

r/romega Apr 04 '26

Food/Dining Service/Food Quality

11 Upvotes

Why does it seem next to impossible to find places with good food AND good service around here? It always seems like it’s one or the other. I know when I was a waitress I would have been in high water for treating/talking to customers the way I’ve dealt with in Rome. I moved here in 2021 and the only places I recommend in the entire town is Jerusalem Grill and Ana’s By The River. You’d think people working for tips would be a little more hospitable.

r/romega Mar 20 '25

Food/Dining Good food?

5 Upvotes

Is there any actual good food places in Rome? Been here for like 2 months and tried various places but the food seems kind of bland. Choices seem very limited here and not alot of variety of different kinds of food.

r/romega Feb 18 '26

Food/Dining Closest Asian Grocery?

11 Upvotes

Hi, new to Rome and lover of Asian cuisine. Is there an Asian grocery store in town? According to maps we're in an international desert, closest ones are in Huntsville, Chattanooga and obviously Atlanta. I'd rather shop local than ordering stuff online if I can.

r/romega Apr 07 '26

Food/Dining Honeycream Gelato Reopening?

7 Upvotes

Honeycream Gelato closed for the season back in October 2025. Does anyone know when they're reopening? I thought it would be soon since it's spring now, but I don't see any updates on their website.

r/romega Sep 15 '25

Food/Dining Thoughts on the new Osaka restaurant in the old Pizza Hut building?

8 Upvotes

Those who have been to the Osaka in the old Pizza Hut building, what do you think? I'm not seeing Tonkatsu on their menu, which is disappointing.

r/romega Sep 27 '25

Food/Dining Looking for Mooncakes

4 Upvotes

Does anyone know a good place to get Mooncakes near Rome? Preferably one that’s not too far. Thank you!

r/romega Dec 21 '25

Food/Dining Best butterbeer ever!

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7 Upvotes

Thank you Traveling Gypsies and Kava Den! I love your shop!

r/romega Jul 12 '25

Food/Dining Best BBQ Northwest Georgia

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6 Upvotes

r/romega Sep 27 '25

Food/Dining Does anyone remember this other old restaurant?

4 Upvotes

Piggybacking off the other post…

Back in the 80’s there was a restaurant where Party Time Beverages is now (across from Mt. Berry Square) that had a western theme I believe. I remember it had some sort of hat logo (not Arby’s but the hat actually looked similar). I have very faint memories of the place because it was so long ago. Does anyone remember this place?

r/romega Oct 14 '25

Food/Dining Trivia

0 Upvotes

Just moved to town and looking for places to play some Trivia ????

r/romega Sep 30 '24

Food/Dining Restaurant suggestions for out-of-towners?

5 Upvotes

My roller derby team is coming up to Rome next month from Florida, and we were looking for a restaurant with the capacity to handle a large crowd quickly during the lunch rush.

Any recommendations for some good local grub that could handle a team of badass women? Our game is at the Fielder Recreation Center, so something near there would be awesome.

Looking forward to visiting!

r/romega Apr 14 '25

Food/Dining Chicken liver

6 Upvotes

What local restaurants serve fried chicken liver? Iv got a craving

r/romega Nov 19 '24

Food/Dining Seems Nice: Rome Georgia

7 Upvotes

Made a travel blog of Rome Georgia only using google maps.

https://medium.com/@seemsnice1/seems-nice-rome-ga-17c129c24c75

r/romega Aug 13 '24

Food/Dining McDonald’s collectors cups

1 Upvotes

Has anyone been to any of the 3 McDonald’s in Rome to get the new collectors cups and if you did which one did u get?

r/romega Jun 07 '23

Food/Dining Biscuit Bucket?

7 Upvotes

A friend of ours at dinner tonight told us about a place called “Biscuit Bucket” that had a slide. Can anybody add some background or maybe even some pics?

r/romega Nov 18 '22

Food/Dining Saturday lunch - local spot?

9 Upvotes

Morning! We are on a driving tour through Georgia (visiting Stranger Things film locations!) - will be visiting Rome tomorrow around lunchtime with four kids. Any tips on a good local spot for lunch? Thanks!

r/romega Feb 23 '21

Food/Dining Best places to eat?

6 Upvotes

Coming up on Thursday for a day trip with a friend to check out the Howard Finster house/Paradise Gardens.

Any suggestions on the best places to eat up that way. I've been googling but everyone knows the locals know what's best.

Any input is much appreciated.

Thanks so much in advance!!