Angelo’s Pizza

I really like this place and it has great prices. I get delivery during lunch sometimes and I’m never disappointed.

I have never tasted anything this bad except for chain store pizza. Even Elio’s frozen pizza is better.

Tomato sauce flavorless, dough airy and bland, cheese is standard. They use very cheap ingredients and I got the impression they are more concerned with profit margins then making good pizza.

I’m not a mean guy but I have to base my opinion I checked the reviews on this place and everybody told me it was great but this is the worst pizza I’ve ever had in my life I will never eat here again it wasnt the customer service The people that work there are great but the pizza absolutely sucks doe is disgusting and the sauce is water down it taste like I’m eating clay I had to force the slice of pizza down my throat I will never eat here again too many pizza places around town this is the worst I really hope the owner of this place reads this review

It wouldn’t be Friday night without Angelo’s pizza. Excellent, traditional pizza, with thin crust, perfect sauce and perfect amount of cheese. We park out front while we wait for our pie, and they wave to let us know when our order’s ready. Needless to say, great customer service!

This is the most unsanitary pizzeria I have ever been to! The worker «Bob» if that’s his name, he is a thick American worker, that touched money, his shoe and then put his dirty hands on the food. On top of that the pizza is old and dry ! I would not recommend anyone to eat from here !! They have the worst service and the food is so bad.
I had to put 1 start to post but if t were up to me I would put 0 stars

I really like this place, While it may not be the best pizza I have ever had, It is certainly the best in the area. They also make a fantastic cold antipasto salad. I have gone in to pick up mostly and the people working in there have always been friendly, funny, and down to Earth. I am looking forward to trying more of what they offer in the future.

I’ve had the misfortune of eating this pizza twice. Nowhere near its former glory, Angelo’s was once the best pizza around. Now it’s flavorless, ill-​cooked garbage. Easily the worst pizza I’ve had in recent memory. Skimpy on the toppings too, to add insult to injury. Avoid.

Their pizza may be okay, but the service in this place is absolutely outrageous. The so called «owner» flaunts his title in your face every chance he gets, and complains because «chicken» is expensive. Only reason why I ever went to this place, was because they had a special on groupon, and when going to pick up the pizza the guy had the audacity of telling me that «he doesn’t even make money on these groupons.» Number one, why would you tell your customer such a thing? And two if you don’t make money through them, at least you make customers. However, with his nasty attitude, he will definitely make neither. I’m going back to Papa’s pizza right up the road, amazing pizza and great customer service. I have never done this before, but I HAD to create an account and comment, I have never felt so disrespected by a business before.

In town for business and decided to give a local pizza joint a try. Prices were good and the cheese pie was super. Fresh out of the oven with gooey cheese and a nice crisp crust. The girl at the counter was great.

Just moved to the area and I’ve gotta say, they’ve really got some good pizza. My wife thought the same. We know a bit about pizza since the wife’s family is in the pizza business as well. Definitely coming back to this place. BTW, pricing wasn’t bad at all. 3 slices, a can of Sprite, and a bottle of Coke for $ 8.70. That’s the cost of a value meal nowadays at BK or McDonalds.

I just ordered 2 minutes ago, this is my 5^th time ordering here since I moved to Teaneck this year. And food & pizza are great but the guy who just answered and took my order is very rude and sounded upset and bothered to be working there.

I live over in Ridgefield Park and I order from them just about once a week. I love their pizza; I’m from Brooklyn and can be a bit of a pizza snob but theirs is the best I’ve had in Jersey. I’ve tried a few other things from the menu (breaded buffalo wings, calzones, and deli sandwiches) and I haven’t been disappointed yet.
The customer service is also top notch. I’ve stopped in for takeout and ordered delivery and I’m always greeted cheerfully. If there’s an issue — which doesn’t happen often — they do everything they can to correct it.
Definitely the only place to order from in the Ridgefield Park/​Bogota area.

This pizza place is in the town I grew up in, so everytime I visit, it brings back memories. I try to come here at least once a month.
I always get two or three slices with sausage, peppers, and onions. As this is my favorite combo for pizza, I haven’t tried much else here. The taste of the pizza here is a bit better than the other places nearby. The blend of the meats and veggies with the cheese and the sauce is done nicely.
The only bummer here, is the pizza is a bit pricey and quickly gets more expensive, with each additional topping. There are specials every now and then during the afternoon, but they’re mostly only for whole pies.
This is mostly a takeout joint, but there a few seats at the ledge where you can eat. There’s a parking lot right next to the store, so parking is relatively easy to find.

I get one of two things here: A plain slice, or an eggplant parm. sandwich. Both of which are excellent, and I refuse to go anywhere else (aside from NYC) for a slice of pizza. I used to ride passed other pizza joints when I was a kid (Teaneck Pizza), and drive passed Papa John’s, and three other places now, as an adult. I wouldn’t bother with a slice from Cedar Lane either, unless you’re into medocrity. Never had an issue with the service, either. They’re always very friendly, regardless of who I get. Support local businesses! My ONE wish is that this place would make zeppoles, and keep ginger ale in stock. They are forever out of ginger ale. –Sigh.

I honestly come here at least once a week. Every time I go I get good service. Try are all very nice.
I really like their pizza and the size is just perfect. It fills me up where I don’t want anything to eat afterwards. Their sauce tastes homemade and they put a generous amount of cheese on it. I’ve only had the cheese slices but I can imagine what the toppings taste like. The crust is nice and crisp and bottom of the pizza is nice and sturdy.
Would recommend coming here if you’re passing by to get a slice.

I lived right around the corner from this place for a couple of years and their pizza and stromboli were the best I’ve had in Bergen County. There were a couple times where the consistency was off but overall a great pizza which had me going back for more. The reason for the one star however is their terrible service. The owner, Steve, just comes off very unpleasant both in person and over the phone. Out of the 20 or so times I frequented, I think we only had one personable conversation. You would think because I visited so often, he would be more friendly but it was always the same terse attitude. After speaking to a neighbor at the time, the neighbor agreed that their food was great but the owner’s attitude was unpleasant.
Normally I’m very intolerant when it comes to poor service and even though I would only order take out from this place, I finally had enough. The last time I visited, I went in during the week for their After School $ 1/​slice Special. I order a slice and he charges me normal price. Ask him why I wasn’t charged $ 1, and he tells the slice he gave me was bigger than their special $ 1 slice. Honestly didn’t feel that the slice was any bigger; and also why would he assume that I didn’t want a $ 1 slice? It’s the principle not the extra dollar I was overcharged that really bothers me.
I really hope that the owner realizes that he can improve the success of his business by either staying in the back of the house or improving his service skills. A great product alone doesn’t guarantee success. He ultimately lost a loyal customer over $ 1.

Best pizza in Bogota. The competition is sparse, but Angelo’s is so far ahead of everyone else. The only downside to this place is that they have very limited seating, 4 stools to be exact. So if you’re coming here with a large group, then be prepared to eat standing up outside.
But the pizza is good enough for you to make that sacrifice.
The regular slice is thin, crispy, and balanced with slightly sweet mozzarella and a mild marinara. After one bite you’ll agree that this slice is levels above the rest of what Bogota’s pizzerias have to offer.
If you can’t find parking on Queen Anne, then there are 4 spots available in the rear of the pizzeria. Angelo’s slice compares favorably to another Angelo’s in Maywood.
Yes, it’s that good…

Yep the previous customer is right. The man behind the counter is extremely rude!!!
the pizza is excellent. do I got back absolutely noooooooooooooooo…

Ehh… A «large» pizza that has only 8 slices, looks like a thin crust… and cost $ 18.56? Whoa. Now I don’t mind paying close to 20 bucks for a pie, but there better be something really unique about it. Maybe the dough taste different, or the sauce is freshly made. But… it’s super thin pizza… with some cheese falling off of it. Nothing special about it. Oh wait– I know what’s special.
It’s overpriced.
*****Edit of my review following Steve Gato’s comment below —
So considering that I was mistakenly overcharged to begin with by Angelo’s Pizza (which happens), I have elected to increase my rating by one star. Hey, he offered to refund my money lost and clarify the pricing for all of you. So he did the right thing. I won’t go through the hassle of getting a refund but I’ll give the pizzeria another shot. Any small business owner that takes the time to make an honest mistake right is ok in my book.