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Be warned: if you are a smaller family and think a spot on the waiting list ensures you the next table when you are next on the list, go somewhere els…
Morteza
Village Pizzeria
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The rudest restaurant experience in 3 years. Insulting, condescending, abrupt and uninformed.Avoid at all costs…
Stephen Brown
Village Pizzeria
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The capresa salad has pesto whose main ingredient seems to be garlic. But it is surprisingly good!…
Amanzimdwini
Village Pizzeria
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10 Reviews on “Village Pizzeria”
Great Patio, great pizza. Had a wonderful dinner on the patio which has a spectacular view. Ordered the Village Special, Meat Lovers and Cheese for the kids all on the Neopolitin Crust ( thin). Pizza’s were very good and service was effecient. Would definitely return.
Busy place, kind of slow service and the pizza is pretty ordinary but the atmosphere is nice and staff are very friendly
Garlic Intensity. Everything is amazing because they put plenty of garlic in everything. The only thing I don’t recommend is the garlic in the pizza. It is garlic from a jar and they tend to clump it so that it has a much too sharp bite. I prefer fresh garlic when used in that quantity. But I mean EVERYTHING else is great.
Best pie this side of NYC. OMG…the pizza is a taste of heaven …just like back in New York City…thought i was home for a minute….AND the Caesar salad is to die for ….Fantastico! Oh…and the eggplant…ciao bella!
Five star view — TWO STAR PIZZA. The view is fantastic!!! The pizza is not that good — so called thin crust is too thick. Toppings are average. There are better pizzas in the island — Joe’s wood fired and in Seattle there is the best Northlake Tavern.
Pizza. Salads and atipasta dish are wonderful tasting and fresh. Pizza is to die for, but would like to see a gluten-free option.
Still good!. Back in the 1980s we lived in San Francisco and ate at Village Pizzeria off Chestnut street in the Marina district. Heard that was the first Village Pizzeria. Fast forward and we stumbled into Village Pizzeria in Langley not knowing it was the same owner. Happy to say, the pizza is still awesome and when you say extra garlic, they oblige. Loved it!