The Carollo’s menu is a big Italian-American spread built around pizza, Philly-style cheesesteaks, hoagies, and homemade pasta dinners. At Carollo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza in Turnersville, New Jersey, you can order a $2.99 cheese slice, a $9.99 cheesesteak, or a $33.99 seafood pescatore from the same page.
That range is the appeal. One table can hold a kid eating chicken fingers, a couple splitting chicken marsala, and someone who only needs a quick slice on the way home. This guide covers each category, the dishes worth ordering, and the spots where the menu gets confusing.
Which Carollo’s Are We Talking About?
Several South Jersey restaurants use the Carollo’s name, and their menus differ.
This article covers Carollo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza in Turnersville, based on the menu on its official website. The Berlin and Franklinville restaurants share the Family Restaurant & Pizza name and many of the same dishes. Pennsauken has its own menu with a few extras, such as short rib fries. Carollo’s Little Italy in Moorestown is a separate, more sit-down restaurant. Its appetizers, such as fried calamari, start around $16.
Prices shift between locations. Garlic bread is $3.99 on the Turnersville menu and $5.00 on the Pennsauken online listing. Sweet potato fries are $7.99 in Turnersville and $7.50 in Pennsauken. Check the location you plan to visit before you decide what to order.
About This Guide: Independent, Unofficial, and How We Checked It
ManuPoint is an independent guide. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Carollo’s in any of its locations.
For this article we read the current Turnersville menu and About page on the restaurant’s official website. We cross-checked a few items against third-party ordering listings for the Berlin and Pennsauken locations. We did not use in-store receipts, so treat every price below as a snapshot, not a promise.
Prices vary by location, franchise, and season. Confirm current prices at your nearest store, on the official website, or in the ordering app before you go. Carollo’s does not publish calorie counts on the online menu we reviewed, so we have not included any.
Carollo’s Menu at a Glance
| Category | What You’ll Find | Typical Price Range (Turnersville) |
|---|---|---|
| Pizza by the slice | Cheese and Sicilian slices | $2.99 to $3.99 |
| Whole pizzas | Plain, gourmet, white, Sicilian, gluten-free | About $8.99 to $30.99 |
| Appetizers and fries | Calamari, bruschetta, loaded fries, poppers | $3.99 to $16.99 |
| Strombolis, calzones, panzarotti | Baked or fried stuffed dough | $9.99 to $15.99 |
| Steak sandwiches | Cheesesteaks in beef and chicken versions | $9.99 to $11.99 |
| Hoagies, hot subs, paninis, wraps | Cold and hot sandwiches | $8.99 to $14.99 |
| Pasta | Classic sauces and specialty pastas | $16.99 to $22.99 |
| Seafood and seafood pasta | Shrimp, clams, crab, flounder | $22.99 to $33.99 |
| Chicken and veal | Parmigiana, marsala, piccante, and more | $21.99 to $25.00 |
| Kids’ platters | Five kid-sized meals | $9.99 |
| Desserts | Cannoli and cakes | $3.99 to $6.99 |
Pizza: The Reason Most People Show Up
Pizza is the anchor of the Carollo’s menu, and the choice is wider than a typical neighborhood pizzeria. There are classic round pies, Sicilian squares, white pizzas, and a gourmet list with over a dozen toppings combos.
Classic Cheese and Sicilian Pizza
The plain cheese pie is a traditional Neapolitan-style round. A medium 14-inch is $15.49 and an extra large is $18.49. The Sicilian is a thin-crust square with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil at $19.99. If you want a quick lunch, the slices are $2.99 for cheese and $3.99 for Sicilian.
The online menu lists two different prices for the plain large pie. If you want a large, confirm the price when you order.
Gourmet Pizzas
The gourmet list is where you can spend some time. Standouts include:
- Margherita: fresh mozzarella, herbs, tomato sauce, and basil. It’s the simplest pie on the list and the best test of the kitchen.
- Buffalo Chicken: grilled chicken tossed in buffalo sauce and blue cheese, topped with mozzarella. It suits anyone who leans toward wings.
- Chicken Bacon Ranch: mozzarella, bacon, chicken, and ranch. It’s heavy and rich.
- Meat Lovers: meatballs, sausage, pepperoni, ham, and bacon.
- Cheese Steak Hoagie Pizza: a white pizza topped with lettuce, tomato, onion, and oregano, so it eats like a hoagie on a crust.
- Seafood Pizza: jumbo shrimp, chopped clams, tomato, garlic, and parsley under mozzarella. It’s the priciest pizza on the menu.
| Gourmet Pizza | Personal | Medium 14″ | Large 16″ | X-Large |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Margherita | $13.99 | $19.99 | $21.99 | $23.99 |
| Buffalo Chicken | $14.99 | $20.99 | $22.99 | $24.99 |
| Meat Lovers | $14.99 | $21.99 | $23.99 | $25.99 |
| Seafood | $20.99 | $26.99 | $28.99 | $30.99 |
White, Gluten-Free, and Cauliflower Pizza
White pizzas skip the red sauce. Toppings include tomato and broccoli, ricotta and broccoli, mushrooms with sauteed spinach, and chicken and broccoli. A medium starts at $17.99, and the chicken and broccoli version is $20.99. Sicilian white pies run $22.99 to $25.99.
For a lighter or gluten-conscious order, there’s a gluten-free pizza at $12.99 and a cauliflower crust pizza at $15.99. If you have celiac disease or a serious allergy, ask the staff about cross-contact before you order. A shared kitchen is a shared kitchen.
Appetizers, Fries, and Sides
Start here if you’re feeding a group. Most of these are made for sharing.
Carollo Fries are $10.99, loaded with cheddar, mozzarella, and bacon. At Berlin, the listing adds a side of ranch. Pizza Fries are $8.99, fries under sauce and shredded mozzarella. Plain French fries are $6.99, waffle fries are $7.99, and the sweet potato fries are $7.99. They’re baked, not fried, according to the menu.
For something less bar-food, order:
- Bruschetta ($9.99): oven-baked bread with tomato, basil, and mozzarella.
- Fried Calamari ($13.99): served with marinara. It’s the safe choice for a table.
- Clams Casino ($14.99) or Steamed Clams ($13.99): the clams are in white wine sauce.
- Broccoli Rabe with Sausage ($13.99): bitter greens and salty sausage. It won’t suit everyone, and that’s the point.
- Garlic Bread ($3.99) or with cheese ($4.99): cheap, and a good filler for a hungry table.
The jalapeno poppers ($10.99) and chicken fingers with fries ($11.99) fill out the casual side of the list.
Wings, Strombolis, Calzones, and Panzarotti
This is the baked-dough part of the menu, and it’s underrated for the price.
Wings are $10.99, deep fried with your choice of sauce. The menu doesn’t list the piece count, so ask when you order. The buffalo sauce is called “famous” on the pizza list, so start there.
The Calzone ($10.99) is filled with mozzarella and ricotta, with tomato sauce on the side. It’s a good pick if you find a full pizza too much.
Strombolis come in four versions:
| Stromboli | Filling | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Plain | Mozzarella and sauce | $12.99 |
| Pepperoni | Pepperoni and mozzarella | $13.99 |
| Steak | Steak, peppers, mushrooms, onions, sauce, mozzarella | $15.99 |
| Carollo’s | Pepperoni, ham, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, onions, sauce, mozzarella | $15.99 |
The Panzarotti ($9.99) is filled with tomato sauce and mozzarella, and you can get it baked or fried. Fried is heavier and crispier. Baked is the better call if you’re pairing it with other food.
Cheesesteaks and Steak Sandwiches
Carollo’s advertises cheesesteaks as one of its calling cards, and the list is long. Beef and chicken versions run side by side.
The basics are the Cheese Steak Sandwich at $9.99, thin sliced beef with melted cheese. The Supreme ($10.99) adds grilled mushrooms, green peppers, onions, and American cheese. The Bacon Cheese Steak ($11.99) is the richest one. The Pizza Steak ($10.99) adds pizza sauce and sauteed vegetables.
The hoagie versions ($10.99) come dressed with lettuce, tomato, onion, oil, and vinegar. That’s a cold-topped, fresher way to eat it.
The chicken steak versions start at $9.99. The Buffalo Chicken Cheese Steak ($10.99) uses hot sauce and blue cheese dressing with American cheese. It’s messy and worth the napkins.
If you can only order one sandwich on this menu, make it the Supreme. It has the most going on for the price.
Hoagies, Hot Sandwiches, Clubs, Paninis, and Wraps
The sandwich section is deep. Here’s how to think about it.
Cold Hoagies
Every cold hoagie is $9.99. The Italian Hoagie is the classic: prosciutto di Parma, ham, salami, capicola, and provolone. The tuna, turkey, roast beef, and ham and cheese versions cover everything else.
Hot Sandwiches
These are the comfort picks, priced from $8.99 to $12.99. The Meatball Parmigiana ($9.99) has meatballs, red sauce, mozzarella, and Romano. The Sausage, Pepper and Onion ($9.99) is the reliable one. The Chicken Cutlet with Broccoli Rabe ($12.99) is the most expensive hot sandwich and comes with roasted peppers and provolone. The Roast Pork ($10.99) is topped with broccoli rabe and sharp provolone.
Clubs, Paninis, and Wraps
Clubs are $12.99 and come with fries. The turkey, tuna, ham, roast beef, and BLT versions can be ordered on white, wheat, or rye.
The ciabatta paninis are $13.99, with the Ribeye Steak Panini at $14.99 (caramelized onions, cheddar, horseradish dijonnaise). The Grilled Pesto Panini with chicken, roasted tomatoes, pesto mayo, and bacon is a good middle option.
Wraps are all $12.99. Vegetarians should look at the Grilled Veggie Wrap with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and onions sauteed in garlic and olive oil.
There’s also a short Kaiser sandwich list, all grilled chicken at $11.99, with toppings like spinach and provolone or broccoli rabe.
Burgers
The burgers are a half-pound of Black Angus beef served with fries. A hamburger is $10.99, a cheeseburger is $11.99, and the deluxe and bacon cheeseburger are $12.99.
The oddball is the Pizza Burger ($12.49). The buns are pizza crust, and the filling is cheese, sauce, and toppings instead of a beef patty. It’s fun to try if you can’t decide between pizza and a burger.
Pasta
The pasta list is where Carollo’s leans most into being a proper Italian restaurant. It’s priced at $16.99 to $22.99 for the standard list.
The simple sauces are $16.99: tomato, marinara, and butter. Garlic and oil is $17.99.
Most specialty pastas are $18.99:
- Penne alla Vodka: a creamy blush sauce.
- Rigatoni Concadora: prosciutto, mushrooms, and sun-dried tomatoes in vodka blush sauce.
- Fettuccine Alfredo: butter, heavy cream, and Romano with white pepper.
- Pasta Puttanesca: capers, anchovies, olives, basil, and marinara. It’s salty and sharp.
- Rigatoni Marticiana: onions, pancetta, and fresh tomato.
- Pasta Primavera: vegetables in a blush sauce.
- Pasta with Pesto: basil, garlic, pine nuts, and parmesan.
- Pasta Bolognese: house meat sauce.
The Gnocchi alla Vodka is $22.99, the most expensive pasta without seafood.
Seafood and Pasta with Seafood
Seafood is the top end of the menu. The pasta and shrimp dishes run $22.99 to $33.99.
| Dish | What It Is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pasta with Fresh Clams | Marinara or white wine sauce | $22.99 |
| Shrimp Scampi | Garlic butter scampi sauce | $24.99 |
| Calamari Fra Diavolo | Sauteed calamari in spicy marinara | $25.99 |
| Lobster Ravioli | Blush sauce with jumbo lump crab | $26.99 |
| Trio di Mare | Shrimp, scallops, and clams | $29.99 |
| Sauteed Jumbo Lump Crabmeat | Marinara, blush, or white wine | $31.99 |
| Pescatore | Shrimp, scallops, clams, calamari, and mussels | $33.99 |
The dinner-style seafood list includes Broiled Flounder ($25.99), Stuffed Flounder ($27.99) with the house crab stuffing, Jumbo Fried Shrimp ($23.99) with five shrimp and fries, and Stuffed Shrimp ($27.99).
If you want seafood without the highest price, go for the Shrimp Scampi or the Pasta with Fresh Clams. Save the pescatore for a table that’s sharing.
Baked Specialties
Baked dishes are the most reliable comfort food on the menu, and the prices sit in a tight $17.99 to $19.99 band.
Baked Ziti ($17.99), Baked Manicotti ($17.99), and Stuffed Shells ($17.99) are the cheese-and-red-sauce staples. Baked Lasagna ($18.99) has cheese, tomato sauce, and ground beef. Baked Gnocchi is $18.99.
Eggplant fans have two options. Eggplant Parmigiana ($18.99) comes with your choice of pasta. Eggplant Rollatini ($19.99) is stuffed with ricotta and topped with mozzarella. Both suit vegetarians.
Chicken and Veal
The chicken dinners are nearly all $21.99, so pick by sauce, not by price.
- Chicken Piccante: lemon, capers, mushrooms, butter, and white wine. Bright and tangy.
- Chicken Marsala: mushrooms in Marsala wine. Earthy and slightly sweet.
- Chicken Francese: lemon butter and white wine. Milder.
- Chicken Cutlet Parmigiana: homemade tomato sauce and melted mozzarella. The crowd pleaser.
- Chicken Florentine: spinach, mozzarella, white wine, and a touch of marinara.
- Chicken Fra Diavolo: spicy marinara for heat lovers.
The Chicken Limone ($25.00) is the fancy one, with asparagus, shrimp, and a lemon basil cream. Veal versions cost $23.99, including parmigiana, Marsala, piccante, Florentine, and scallopine.
The menu says the grill dinners come with soup or salad, plus bread and garlic knots. Ask which dishes that covers when you order, because it changes how you compare prices. A Ribeye Steak at $33.99 comes with a baked potato and steamed broccoli and can be cooked to your preference.
Salads and Soups
The salad list is bigger than you’d expect from a pizza place. There are more than twenty options.
Simple choices are the Garden Salad ($8.99) and Caesar ($9.99). Most chicken salads are $13.99: Chicken Greek, Chicken Roma, Four Seasons (pear, grapes, cranberries, feta), and Chicken Carollo’s (mango, mandarin, pecans, feta). The Strawberry Feta Salad ($15.99) and Cobb ($16.99) sit higher. The Steak Salad, Avocado Crab Salad, and Mediterranean Salad are all $17.99.
Two soups are on offer: Chicken Pastina ($6.99) and Seafood Bisque ($8.99). A cup of pastina is the easy pick when you’re not feeling well.
Kids’ Menu, Desserts, and Drinks
The kids’ platters are all $9.99: chicken fingers with fries, mozzarella sticks with fries, spaghetti and meatballs, grilled cheese with fries, and macaroni and cheese. It’s a short list, but everything is familiar.
For dessert, the cannoli is $3.99, and the carrot cake and chocolate cake are $6.99. Order the cannoli if you only want something small.
Drinks are simple: soda ($3.25), fountain drinks ($3.50), Snapple ($3.25), unsweetened iced tea ($3.75), coffee ($2.95), and espresso ($4.95).
Catering Menu
Carollo’s runs a full catering menu, which is useful for parties and office lunches. Sample prices from the Turnersville menu:
- Garlic Knots: $50.99
- Garden Salad: $70.99
- Pasta trays (ziti, penne alla vodka, manicotti, and more): $75.99
- Chicken trays: $90.99
- Veal trays: $100.99
- Seafood trays (shrimp dishes and salmon): $105.99
The menu doesn’t list serving sizes for trays, so call ahead to confirm how many people each tray feeds.
Best Picks by Craving
- Cheap and filling: a cheesesteak at $9.99 or a cheese slice at $2.99.
- Feeding a group: a large gourmet pizza, Carollo Fries, and a garlic bread.
- Most comforting dinner: Baked Lasagna or Chicken Parmigiana.
- Seafood without the top price: Shrimp Scampi or Pasta with Fresh Clams.
- Something different: the Pizza Burger or the Cheese Steak Hoagie Pizza.
- Best for kids: any $9.99 platter, and the cannoli after.
- Best for a lighter meal: a grilled chicken salad, the grilled veggie wrap, or chicken pastina soup.
Vegetarian, Lighter, and Allergen Notes
Vegetarian options are easy to find. The White Veggie Pizza, Margherita, Grilled Eggplant Pizza, Baked Ziti, Manicotti, Stuffed Shells, Eggplant Parmigiana, Pasta Primavera, Pasta with Pesto, and the Caprese Salad ($13.99) all fit.
For lighter meals, look at the grilled chicken salads and the cauliflower crust pizza. Sauce and dressing choices matter, so ask for dressing on the side.
The site doesn’t publish a full allergen chart, so call the restaurant for anything serious. The menu mentions nuts (pine nuts in pesto, walnuts and pecans in salads), dairy, shellfish, and gluten in many dishes.
Deals, Hours, and Ordering
We did not find a standing coupon or combo deal on the official menu, so we won’t invent one. The Berlin location says ordering through its own website gives the best value, and that’s worth checking at any location. Third-party apps can list different prices.
Carollo’s Turnersville is at 860 NJ-168, Turnersville, NJ 08012, phone 856-302-5991, with dine-in, pickup, and delivery. Hours vary by location and can change on holidays, so check the official site or a current map listing before you head out.
Carollo’s doesn’t list a secret menu. The closest thing is customizing: choosing your wing sauce, picking baked or fried panzarotti, or choosing your pasta with eggplant dishes.
Quick Facts About Carollo’s in New Jersey
Here is where each location is listed online:
- Berlin: Carollo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza, 100 Cross Keys Rd, Berlin, NJ 08009, 856-539-2296 slicelife
- Franklinville: Carollos Family Restaurant & Pizzeria, 2036 Delsea Dr, Franklinville, NJ 08322, 856-694-3377 slicelife
- Turnersville: Carollo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza, 860 E Black Horse Pike, Turnersville, NJ 08012, 856-302-5991 slicelife
- Moorestown: Carollo’s Little Italy, 77 E Main St, Moorestown, NJ 08057, 856-242-7745 slicelife
- Pennsauken: Carollo’s, 6505 N Crescent Blvd, Pennsauken Township, NJ 08110, 856-420-6510 slicelife
Opening hours change by day and season, so check the listing or call before you go.
Carollo’s Menu 2026 With Prices: What to Expect
Across the locations, the menu follows a similar pattern:
- Pizza: plain cheese, white, tomato pie, Sicilian, Grandma, and specialty pies
- Italian-American dinners: chicken parmigiana, penne vodka, lasagna, eggplant parmigiana
- Sandwiches and handhelds: cheesesteaks, stromboli, calzones, paninis
- Starters and sides: Carollo Fries, wings, mozzarella sticks, garlic knots
- Salads: Caesar, Chicken Carollo’s, and a few larger entrée salads
Moorestown is the most upscale. The other four lean toward family pizzeria style.
Carollo’s Menu Berlin, NJ
The Berlin shop is a casual family restaurant with a long pizza list. Sample prices from its online menu:
- Plain cheese pizza: $15.99 slicelife
- Buffalo chicken pizza: $19.99 slicelife
- Hawaiian pineapple pizza: $15.99 slicelife
- Chicken parm pizza: $20.99 slicelife
- Taco pizza: $21.99 slicelife
- Grandma’s pizza: $22.99 slicelife
Berlin’s house favorites also include non-pizza picks:
- Broccoli rabe with sausage: $14.99 slicelife
- Chicken fingers with fries: $12.99 slicelife
- Calzone with mozzarella and ricotta: $12.99 slicelife
- Carollo Fries with cheddar, mozzarella, and bacon, served with ranch: $10.99 slicelife
Carollo’s Menu Franklinville, NJ (With Prices)
Franklinville has the widest pizza lineup of the group, and its prices are on the lower side. Here is a sample:
- Plain pizza: $12.95 slicelife
- Margherita pizza: $14.95 slicelife
- Hawaiian, chicken parm, chicken fra diavolo, and BBQ chicken pizzas: $15.95 each slicelife
- Sicilian pizza: $18.95 slicelife
- Works, Greek, Meatlovers, Veggie Works, and chicken bacon ranch pizzas: $19.95 each slicelife
If you want a loaded pie, the Works and Meatlovers are the big ones. The Greek pizza, with olives, spinach, red onion, and feta, is a good pick if you want something different from pepperoni.
Carollo’s Menu Turnersville, NJ
The Turnersville shop lists pizza by style, including gluten-free and cauliflower crust options. Sample prices:
- Plain cheese pizza: $10.99 slicelife
- Buffalo chicken pizza: $16.99 slicelife
- Chicken bacon ranch pizza: $17.99 slicelife
- Sicilian pizza slice: $4.99 slicelife
- Gluten-free pizza: $13.99 slicelife
- Cauliflower pizza: $15.99 slicelife
- Sicilian pizza: $21.99, Sicilian Grandma pizza: $22.99 slicelife
White pizzas are a strong point here. The tomato and broccoli white pizza is $20.99, and the ricotta and broccoli white pizza is $19.99. The menu also lists Carollo’s stromboli and the Chicken Carollo’s salad. slicelife
Carollo’s Menu Moorestown, NJ (Carollo’s Little Italy)
Carollo’s Little Italy is the sit-down Italian version. Expect pasta dinners, seafood starters, and desserts alongside pizza. Sample prices from its online menu:
- Chicken parmigiana with pasta: $27.00 slicelife
- Eggplant parmigiana with pasta, bread, and salad or soup: $22.00 slicelife
- Penne vodka: $20.00 slicelife
- Traditional cheese pizza: $20.00 slicelife
- Margherita pizza: $15.00 slicelife
- Cannoli: $6.00 slicelife
- Garlic knots: $5.00 slicelife
An older Grubhub-based listing also shows starters such as fried calamari at $18.00, mussels at $18.00, and crab stuffed mushrooms at $17.00, plus coffee drinks like cappuccino at $3.95. Those figures may be outdated, so confirm them before you plan a dinner budget. menupagesmenupages
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Carollo’s known for?
Carollo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza is known for pizza, cheesesteaks, subs, hot wings, and homemade Italian pasta. The Turnersville restaurant says it has been family-owned and operated since 1999.
How much is a pizza at Carollo’s?
At the Turnersville location, a plain medium 14-inch cheese pizza is $15.49. Medium gourmet pizzas run from about $18.99 to $26.99, and a slice is $2.99. Prices vary by location.
Does Carollo’s have vegetarian options?
Yes. Vegetarian choices include the White Veggie Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Eggplant Parmigiana, Baked Ziti, Stuffed Shells, Pasta Primavera, and Caprese Salad.
Does Carollo’s have gluten-free pizza?
Yes. The Turnersville menu lists a gluten-free pizza at $12.99 and a cauliflower crust pizza at $15.99. Ask about cross-contact if you have celiac disease.
Does Carollo’s have a kids’ menu?
Yes. There are five kids’ platters at $9.99 each, including chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, spaghetti and meatballs, grilled cheese, and macaroni and cheese.
Does Carollo’s have a secret menu?
No. We found no official secret menu. You can customize wing sauces, panzarotti (baked or fried), and pasta choices.
Does Carollo’s publish calories?
Not on the online menu we reviewed. Ask the restaurant if you need nutrition details.
Does Carollo’s offer catering?
Yes. The Turnersville menu lists catering trays, including pasta, chicken, veal, seafood, salads, and garlic knots.
Final Thoughts
The Carollo’s menu works because it covers nearly every craving without feeling scattered. Start with a cheesesteak or a gourmet pizza if it’s your first visit, and save the seafood dinners for a special night. Order direct when you can, and confirm your location’s prices before you go. Your next meal is one phone call or app order away.
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