Village Pizzeria

Excellant Pizza and fast service. Can’t wait to try other items. Mary/​/​Woodstock

Great place to hang out for pizza. The food is just fine, nothing to rave about. The staff are kind and the place is clean. Nice booths to sit at and mellow ambiance.

Good white pizza that you can get extra garlic and basil on .I would also recommend the subs .They don’t stint on the meat and the quality is good .The atmosphere is nothing to write home about but since I was doing take out, I didn’t care.

Everything you would expect from an excellent small-​town pizzeria: Great food, friendly service, and a cozy, casual atmosphere.
Coming from further South, this is the restaurant many down my way try to replicate.

As a pizza snob, I’m thrilled that the one pizza place that’s just a few blocks from my house is also the best around. Really hits the right notes, and the staff is unfailingly friendly, a big plus.

We had 2 large, tasty pieces of pizza. We also had 5 garlic knots, 3 awesome pepperoni pinwheels, and 3 sides of pizza sauce for dipping – all for $ 12.

Honestly, there are probably one or two pizzas in Los Angeles that beat this pizza, but it still was a good shot at quality New York pizza. The flavor was right, reminding me of my older days back in upstate New York. But, the pizza needed a little bit of work. The crust was a bit thick and tasteless, for example. And, the toppings, at $ 2.50 a piece, could have been loaded on a bit heavier – in addition to adding a bit more sauce. My friends also said the pizza was a bit greasy, but I think that’s true for almost any pizza. Overall, it wasn’t the best, but it did the job and was authentic enough; they just need to now try to make it a bit more special with a better crust and attention to detail.

This was one of the first pizzerias I tried up here, it was a favorite of Tim’s and I have to admit, they’re pretty good ;-)

Enjoyed a meatlovers slice as my wife shopped. Extra nice inside especially for a pizza joint.