Came from Grubhub?
Grubhub had the
right idea about us.
If a delivery marketplace is where you go hunting for the best pizza in town, we’ll take it as a compliment that you ended up at our door.
Here’s the part that actually helps: place the order on this page instead.
A quick thank you
Thank you
for reading this far.
You didn’t have to open our website at all. You could have ordered in the app and we’d still have made you a great pie — we’d just have kept a much smaller share of what you paid for it.
The fact that you’re here is the kind of thing that keeps a neighborhood shop in business. We don’t take it lightly.
The arithmetic behind the ask
Where your money
actually goes.
Through a delivery app
The fees stack up.
Stacked together, that’s nearly half of what you spend going to fees and commissions before anyone has touched a pizza.
Direct from La Rosa
The short list.
What you spend stays with the shop, the people working in it, and the neighborhood around it.
Stays local
Money spent direct at a neighborhood shop circulates through the neighborhood instead of leaving it.
Keeps us open
Independent pizzerias run on thin margins. A third of an order is the difference between a good week and a bad one.
Same pizza
Nothing about the food changes. Same dough, same oven, same people making it — just a shorter path from us to you.
Same pie.
Same people.
More stays here.
Order direct. It matters.
Order the good way.
We’ll take it from here. Thanks for ordering direct.