The Rascal House Deluxe is the pizza to order if you are new to the Euclid store, and the Crispy Boneless Wings are what you add to it. That is the short answer. The longer answer is that the menu at 21050 Euclid Avenue is deep enough that most people never get past the pizza section, which means they miss the Hot Philly Steak Grinder, the Pizza ala Greco, and the box lunches that quietly feed half the offices on Cleveland’s east side.
Rascal House has been building this menu since 1980, when Mike and Fouly Frangos opened the first store across from Cleveland State University with one idea: pizza, subs, burgers, salads, and fries under one roof, so nobody at the table has to compromise. This breakdown walks the Euclid menu section by section and tells you what to actually order.
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What is the best pizza at Rascal House Euclid?
The Rascal House Deluxe is the best starting point, and the menu itself calls it “everyone’s favorite” for a reason. It stacks aged pepperoni, sliced mushrooms, green peppers, red onion, and mild Italian sausage on a bed of 100% pure provolone. It is the pie that settles an argument, because it has a little of what almost everyone wants.
If the Deluxe is the safe pick, The Super Deluxe is the greedy one. Same idea, more of it: pepperoni, meatballs, smoked bacon, sliced mushrooms, Italian sausage, green peppers, and red onion, finished with Parmesan and a Six Pepper Blend. It is the most loaded pie on the Euclid board and the one to order when a group is genuinely hungry rather than politely hungry.
The specialty pizzas worth knowing
Pepperoni Extreme is exactly what the name promises: more than a double load of aged pepperoni, crust to crust, on pure provolone. Meat Lovers goes wider instead of deeper, with pepperoni, Italian sausage, hickory smoked bacon, and ham.
Buffalo Chicken is the sleeper. Rascal’s Smokin’ Hot sauce goes on the dough, then provolone, char-grilled chicken, an extra splash of hot sauce, and a drizzle of cool ranch over the top. Texan Bar-B-Q runs the same play with a Mild and Tangy BBQ sauce base, char-grilled chicken, provolone, and sharp cheddar. Chicken Bacon Ranch splits the difference with a cool creamy ranch sauce under char-grilled chicken and smoked bacon.
The white pizzas most people never try
Rascal House runs three pizzas with no tomato sauce, and they are the most underordered thing on the Euclid menu. White Pizza uses a house sauce of fresh minced garlic, Greek oregano, parsley, and imported olive oils, topped with provolone and feta. Pizza ala Greco builds on that base with kalamata olives and a feta and Parmesan blend.
Pizza Milano goes the opposite direction: a red pizza with thick, hearty tomato sauce, onions, Italian sausage, and green peppers, where the only cheese is a sprinkle of Parmesan. If you have ever thought most pizza is over-cheesed, that is the one.
Building your own
Build Your Own comes in Medium (8-cut), Large (12-cut), and BellyBuster (16-cut), which is the size that shows up at parties. The topping list is longer than most chains offer: nine meats including Italian meatballs, pure beef pepperoni, and anchovies, plus nine veggies including kalamata olives, jalapenos, banana peppers, and pineapple.
Two toppings worth calling out. Pure beef pepperoni and pure beef topping are both on the board, which makes Rascal House a real option for anyone who does not eat pork and is tired of ordering plain cheese.
Should you order the wings bone-in or boneless at Rascal House?
Order the Crispy Boneless Wings. They are the more popular of the two at Rascal House, and they come rolled in the same legendary wing sauces rather than tossed as an afterthought. Buffalo Wings, the plump and juicy bone-in version, are the pick if you want the classic.
Both come in the same five sauces: mild BBQ, hot, honey mustard, garlic, and sweet chili. The garlic sauce is the one Euclid reviewers keep singling out. Blue cheese and celery cost extra, which is worth knowing before you assume they are included.
Sizes run 6, 10, 20, and 25 piece on both styles, which covers everything from a solo order to a group. Chicken Tenders are on the menu too, in 3 and 5 piece, made from premium select cuts of boneless chicken breast, home style breaded.
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What should you order besides pizza at 21050 Euclid Ave?
The Baked Meatball Sub. The menu describes it as a must have, and it is the item most likely to convert someone who came in for pizza. Baked Italian meatballs, thick hearty marinara, melted provolone, on a hearth baked roll.
The Hot Philly Steak Grinder is the other hot sub worth your attention: roast beef with grilled mushrooms, onions, and melted provolone, served Rascal style. On the cold side, The Italiano brings capoccolo, smoked buffet ham, pepperoni, Genoa salami, onions, banana peppers, and provolone. Turkey, Ham and Cheese, Roast Beef, and The All American round out the deli lineup.
Burgers and sandwiches
The Rascal Burger is a 100% pure beef half pound sirloin patty on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and mayo. The Rascal Crispy Chicken Sandwich is a whole chicken breast, golden brown and seasoned, with crisp lettuce, ripe tomato, and creamy mayo.
The Giant Fish Sandwich is a half pound of golden battered ocean whitefish with tartar sauce and pickles, though it is listed as available at select locations, so confirm with the Euclid store before you plan around it.
Wraps
Four wraps, all on whole wheat flatbread. The Chicken Wrap is called out as one of the most popular: char-grilled marinated chicken with diced tomato, shredded lettuce, cucumbers, provolone, ranch, and mayo. The Roman Wrap is the Italian meat version and a stated Rascal favorite. The BLT Wrap and Veggie Wrap cover the rest.
What are the vegetarian options at Rascal House Euclid?
Veggie Supreme is the pizza to order: green peppers, onions, mushrooms, diced tomatoes, and black olives on provolone and feta. White Pizza and Pizza ala Greco are both meatless as built, and Build Your Own with the nine-veggie list opens up the rest.
Beyond pizza, the Veggie Wrap loads mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, green peppers, cucumbers, black olives, and provolone into a flatbread. The salad section is deeper than most pizza shops bother with: Greek Salad with feta, kalamata olives, and pepperoncini, plus Caesar, Tossed Garden, and a Side Salad. Char-Grilled Chicken Salad and Chef Salad are there when you want protein on the greens instead of in a box.
Family Size Salad serves 4 to 6 and comes with assorted dressings, plates, and utensils, which makes it the easy add-on to a pizza order for a group.
What is the best Rascal House order for an office lunch in Euclid?
Box lunches, and it is not close. Every box includes chips, a freshly baked cookie of the day, napkin, and condiments, which means no one has to assemble anything.
Four options cover most offices. The Traditional Sub Box Lunch lets each person choose turkey, roast beef, ham and cheese, Italian meats, or veggie. The Wrap Box Lunch does the same on whole wheat flatbread. The Salad Box Lunch runs off the tossed, Caesar, chef, or Greek salads. The Pizza Bonanza Box is a square cut pan pizza with cheese and one topping, plus a side salad, and it must be ordered in increments of six.
Party trays for bigger groups
The Wing Platter comes in 50 and 100 wing sizes with your choice of blue cheese or buttermilk ranch. The Chicken Tender Platter is three dozen tenders serving 12 to 18 with BBQ and honey mustard. The Deli Sub Tray serves 10 to 12 with ham and cheese, turkey, and Italiano subs cut and arranged.
On the salad side, Antipasto Salad is the one to order: mixed greens with Genoa salami, pepperoni, black olives, banana peppers, and provolone in classic golden Italian dressing, in half or full bowl. Penne Pasta Bowls run half (serves 10 to 12) and full (serves 20 to 32), and adding baked Italian meatballs is worth it. Tossed Salad, Breadstick Party Bowl, Wrap Platter, Vegetable Tray, Cookie Tray, and Brownie Dessert Tray fill out the rest.
One planning note: the Vegetable Tray and Dip requires 24 hours notice. Everything else runs on shorter lead time, but 24 hours is the safe window for any catering order.
What are the best sides and desserts at Rascal House?
Garlic Sesame Breadsticks. Pizza dough brushed with garlic herb butter, sprinkled with sesame seeds, baked, and served with marinara for dipping. They are the most-ordered side for a reason.
Waffle Fries are seasoned criss cut, described on the menu as the way a potato was meant to be. Garlic Toast is hearth baked Italian bread with the same garlic herb butter, available with or without cheese. Jumbo Warm Pretzel Sticks come with warm cheddar cheese sauce, though they are listed as available at select locations.
For dessert, the Cheesecake serves 1 to 2 and is the standard add-on. Brownies are described as not your typical brownies. Freshly Baked Cookies come by the dozen in chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin, baked fresh daily, and Jumbo Cookies are the single-serving version.
How the Euclid menu compares to a national chain
The Euclid Rascal House menu runs eleven categories: munchies, salads, pizza, sandwiches, subs, wraps, pastas, desserts, party sizes, and box lunches. A national pizza chain in Euclid runs pizza, wings, and a couple of sides.
That gap is the entire point. It means one order from 21050 Euclid Avenue can cover a Meat Lovers for one person, a Greek Salad for another, a Baked Meatball Sub for a third, and a Traditional Pasta Dinner with garlic toast and a side salad for a fourth. Rascal House has been recognized as “Cleveland’s Best Pizza” by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Cleveland State students named it their best off-campus eatery back in 1982, but the pizza was never the whole pitch.
Forty-five years on, the Euclid store runs the same menu the original downtown location built its name on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most popular pizza at Rascal House?
The Rascal House Deluxe is the menu’s stated favorite, built with aged pepperoni, sliced mushrooms, green peppers, red onion, and mild Italian sausage on 100% pure provolone. The Super Deluxe is the loaded version, adding meatballs, smoked bacon, Parmesan, and a Six Pepper Blend.
Does Rascal House Euclid have boneless wings?
Yes. Crispy Boneless Wings are on the menu in 6, 10, 20, and 25 piece sizes, rolled in the same sauces as the bone-in Buffalo Wings. Both styles come in mild BBQ, hot, honey mustard, garlic, or sweet chili.
What vegetarian food does Rascal House Euclid serve?
Veggie Supreme pizza, White Pizza, and Pizza ala Greco are all meatless, along with the Veggie Wrap and the Greek, Caesar, Tossed Garden, and Side salads. Build Your Own pizza also offers nine vegetable toppings.
Does Rascal House Euclid offer box lunches for offices?
Yes. Four box lunches are available: Traditional Sub, Wrap, Salad, and Pizza Bonanza. Each includes chips, a freshly baked cookie, napkin, and condiments, and the Pizza Bonanza Box must be ordered in increments of six.
What sizes do Rascal House pizzas come in?
Pizzas come in Medium (8-cut), Large (12-cut), and BellyBuster (16-cut). The BellyBuster is the party size, and specialty pizzas are priced across all three.
How do I order from Rascal House Euclid?
Order online at rascalhouse.com or call the Euclid location at (216) 692-2525. The store is at 21050 Euclid Avenue, and delivery, carryout, and catering are all available.
