Pizza Station

I’ve given this place 3 chances only because I live not too far from it & in all honestly & will all due respect this pizzeria was one of the most disappointing nastiest choices I’ve ever made, I had a big family feud because of their uncooked, sloppy fake meals & service… learned my lesson

Definitely a 5 star experience! Everything from the food to the service went beyond my expectations. A few friends and I stopped for dinner in Chappaqua while road tripping and stumbled upon this small pizzeria. The employees were friendly, welcomed us to the area, and made sure to get our orders right. I ordered the vodka pizza and a chicken Caesar salad. The salad was one of the best Caesar salads I’ve ever had as it was very generous with the chicken and had delicious seasoned croutons. The pizza was just as yummy with by far the best vodka sauce. Going to make sure to stop here every time I’m in the area!

Very bland pizza – purchase 4 differnt things for family to share – and out of all pizza places in area –this is the worst — -crust is like cardboard – no flavor anywhere and I tried to like it — but when you go to a pizza place on a Friday night and there is no wait — that is a huge redflag

Really good pizza and sandwichs serives was fast and employees were really friendly. The only thing is that it a little pricy but seeing in the area Im not shoked.

Unfortunately the service over the past year has been less than stellar. Myself and family members have been dealt with curtly and inhospitably on several occasions. We now avoid going here if at all possible.

Pizza is greasy and oily. Very salty. Standards have gone down.

Lunch time. I have to say that for 3 $ a slice, a PLAIN slice, I’m not sure that this place will have a spot on my hit parade. I don’t have anything bad to say about the place, except for the price. But as far as pizza is concerned, there’s nothing above average about this place. They were a little slow to clean up some tables, but that happens.
If someone wants to argue about 3 stars, I could go 2.5. But for an overall experience, I’ll plan a little better so I don’t end up here again.

It’s not cheap but Pizza Station’s pizza is wonderful NY style pizza. Although the by-​the-​slice prices are high the slices are huge. The crust isn’t super-​thin but it is super-​crunchy. At $ 6 for slice and a soda it’s a good place to stop when you return on the train from Manhattan.

Typically a great product but far too expensive for a pizza joint. Just because you’re in Chappaqua, buddy, doesn’t quite grant you the right to crank up the cheddar on every little slice of mozzarella. They used to be king once Mario’s drug ring was disbanded, if simply for their free delivery, but it’s Lucio’s of Pleasantville that reigns triumphant nowadays. Bigger slices and better prices to be had just a 5 minute drive down the road. Also, the manager’s a bit of a skeeze-​oid, in case you were wondering.

Located literally near the train station in Chappaqua, Pizza Station is a good stop for a quick bite. It’s actually right next door to a Dunkin Donut. Several things set this pizza stop apart from others — real utensils (not plastic), and the made to order items actually seem to be made with some care.
The menu is written in chalk behind the pizza counter — with soups, salads, sandwiches and pasta options. I liked my broccoli, mushroom and eggplant slice, and my pasta fagiole soup. The soup came out piping hot with white beans, onions, tomato, zucchini (?) and small penne like noodles. It was tasty, and a generous portion. We also liked the greek salad, which had a homemade spicy, sun dried tomato like dressing. The greens are not iceberg, and it had nicely sliced cucumbers, tomatos, onions, and feta. Pizza Station is actually a pleasant spot for an informal lunch, and good food.