Cronies - Hagaman

Edit: I started this review while waiting for my food. I've always stuck with the American dishes, but I just had half of a meatball calzone, and from now on, I'm ordering Italian. They make their own meatballs, and they are delicious! The sauce is a little modified, but as someone who's 3/4 Sicilian, I can assure you that’s what most Italian grandmothers do when no one is watching (not mine, of course!). The waitress mentioned that all the Italian food is homemade, so I’ll definitely be trying more in the future!

Almost always on point! The service is generally excellent and friendly, and the deliveries are quick.

The service is generally satisfactory, and the food is quite good; however, the menu could use some expansion and updating. Additionally, some areas appear outdated and in need of cleanliness.

-This food is warm and has some flavor. -The beers are cold. -I hear the pizzas are ok, and I see a ton of people picking them up. -Dinner specials are $12-$15 and include a soup or salad, entree, vegetable(s) -The waitresses are making an effort at being 'friendlier ' The only shitty part of the place is that they have this woman and her child that are always there and screaming. They 're seemingly always there and every other table complains about them to their respective tables. They let the little girl run up to other tables and bother the patrons. It 's a pleasure when you hear the mother scream that they 're leaving. Overall, stick your head in the door, see if the loud people are there, and if not...stay. If they are, summon all your patience or go elsewhere.

I saw an article in the local paper about Cronies in Hagaman which said the pizza tasted like a restaurant that had closed a while back that was located in Amsterdam. Remembering that pizza we decided to try Cronies takeout. When I walked in I said Hi with no response. A waitress came over and I said I was early for the pickup but would like to pay for my items. She asked my name and walked away not seeing her for a while. Another waitress came out and the same conversation was done. She was friendly. While waiting a few locals came in being greeted with friendly banter. Before I left a gentlemen came in and was talking to, I believe the owner, about the COVID-19 issue and started saying that the people on welfare are not suffering due to any pay cuts and mentioned about a recent food drop off for people that made him mad enough to call his local legislator . I work for a local agency and manage the food pantry. While a small handful do seem to take advantage of the system the majority do not. This person should volunteer in a pantry and hear their stories. You may be surprised. I was still looking forward to the pizza and wings we ordered. The wings were good but the pizza was not tasty and was on the dry side. I will not be going back.