The food here is amazing. Not just the Pizza, also the salads, chicken and the meatballs are…read moreincredible. Service is even better than the food with incredibly friendly staff. The feel of the dining area takes me back to my college days at SIU.

There were a large number of people in here for a Wednesday evening. . Beer was good, and they…read moreserved in glass mugs. I like that. The pizza was very Good. Thin crust with gorgonzola. Cheese and Spinach. I would have that again, but there are so many other good choices.

Still the best pizza in the area, and this includes St. Louis. Lots of St. Louis pizzerias could…read morelearn from this place. The caramelized cheese crust is delicious and one of the best bites you can have from a pizzeria. The old school pizza parlor vibe when you sit down in the restaurant is a fantastic stroll down memory lane. However, they've updated it with a bar on the right in a space that previously was occupied by another business. This is such a great addition to an already established institution as it provides more seating and a more adult friendly vibe that while still attached to the main, family-friendly restaurant, has it's own thang going on. The servers here are always well-trained and must be well paid as they seem to always enjoy their job. Keep doing it like you've done for years on end, Quatros!

Lucky to get a table with my fam on a busy Sunday afternoon. Dining room has that great vintage…read morevibe and smells fantastic. We were just snacking, ordered cheesy garlic bread and a sandwich to split. All were fresh, hot, and delicious. Possibly the best turkey sandwich I've ever had, especially with added giardinera. Had the pizza on a previous visit and it was prettt righteous. Would definitely return!

Raise a glass to the ghost of Pags…read more For the past 25 years, this was the place that we compared all other pizza to. As soon as you walked in the door, that heady smell of rising dough, fresh-made tomato sauce and baking cheese welcomed you like an old friend. As soon as we entered the parking lot and saw only one car there at 8:30 on a Friday night in a college town, we started to worry. I had seen in the reviews here that ownership had changed, but retained some small hope that the Pags we knew still existed. But no. There may have been a wisp of an aroma but we realized pretty quickly that it must have just been a ghost. Since we still had 7 hours on the road ahead of us, we had called our order in. The fact that the staff didn't understand what "dine in" meant for our order meant that both the person who took the order on the phone and the manager they consulted hadn't bothered to communicate to the rest of the staff. So our pizzas were boxed up and waiting when we got there - but not in anything that would keep them warm. The server plated them on pizza platters, but didn't bother warming them up, so they were barely above room temp when served. And the pizza itself? Boring. Pedestrian. Like any other pizza made with Sysco products. My "thin and crispy" was thinnish, but by no stretch of the imagination was it crispy. The savory, crunchy crust I remembered was replaced by an anemic 1/4 inch rim, no crunch. No flavor. SO and YO split a "thin and chewy," which had the weirdest edge I think I've seen. SO reports it "perfectly adequate;" everything that made Pags special was lacking. "Sure was pizza." The staff were nice. The floor by the counter was really sticky - to the point that I could both feel and hear my shoes sticking. That was gross. We were last here about 15 years ago, so I guess that will have to be the Pags we remember. This one is perfectly forgettable.

Pagliai's, it's been a while. Almost 25years since I've last been here. They've moved a new…read morespace a few buildings to the north. The Big Red was my favorite pizza back when I was a student in 2002. It did not disappoint this evening. It's so simple and delicious. Or waitress was great, apparently the cooks messed up the order and she caught it a made it right.

I have been a diner of the Italian Village since 1983. Yes, I'm old…read more I have so many memories of IV. Anytime, I am back in Carbondale, I return to the Italian Village for some delicious pizza. Every visit brings back a flood of nostalgia and great food! Some of my best memories of Carbondale occurred at the IV. This visit, I enjoyed and devoured a small pepperoni pizza. It was amazing! The friendly staff allowed me to look around and relive some of my fondest memories in this amazing restaurant. The Italian Village is the place in Carbondale to go for amazing pizza! You will love it here! The years have gone by, but the memories and delicious food remain!

Had my daughter's birthday there tonight.Pizzas were burnt and when we said something, they offered…read moreus two free cannolis.

We visit this location often. Everyone is always friendly and the service is fast, even when the…read moreline is to the door. Ingredients are always fresh, which is a main reason I keep coming back. I enjoy the artisan style crust, which is very thin. This trip I created my own pizza and added pepperoni, purple onion, bell peppers, and sweet hot peppers. Very good!

I purchased a mini ceasar salad $11.39 and most of the lettuce in the salad was brown or wilted…read more Very disappointing to drive 20 min home and realize the salad was trash.

This is actually the best pizza around. I love the garlic sauce. There needs to be more room in the…read morebuilding

One of the employs farted on me order took forever all in all a terrible time I feel like i was…read morebeing punished for being there

Don't get food here! They fuck up you food and then don't want to answer the phone. It does get…read moreannoying when you keep giving chance after chance to see if it will get better but I'm done wasting my money and time with them.

Put in an order online. 30 minutes after the tracker said it…read morecame out of the oven, I decided to call. The employee didn't even know if it was supposed to be delivery. So, it was just sitting there. The caveboy that showed up with the pizza finally literally grunts at me when he hands me my pizza. Long story short: This place sucks. Go somewhere else.

So, Carbondale has A LOT of pizza and wing places. And I decided to try out the…read moremild buffalo wings and two kinds of pizza. Delivery was quick. Which is good, since they forgot my ranch, and the pizza and wings were warm, not hot. Pizza Hut is more expensive than dominos, Primo's or Papa John's, and honestly it's just not as good. Disappointed overall.

This Pizza Hut has changed the game. Not only do they deliver on the pizza promise put forward by…read morethe American legion of pizzerias but they have incorporated the worlds highest quality shitter. The toilet flushed with the magnitude of hurricane katrina. Screw 5/5 this mf gets a 10/10.

Negative Stars if possible! Regarding my Order: Horrible…read moreCustomer Service, with my Order that included Sauce, just grabbed a single sitting cup from the Counter where you pay and handed it! Cup looked used and Sauce cold! Because you can't tell if the Sauce is Used or New, you throw out! What a waste! Place should not be in business with Service like this and it definitely should not carry the Little Caesars Name!

Absolute garbage…read more They had the phone off the hook so that they wouldn't have to take any orders. Had to have a guy that was just there to fix the register take my order because I stood there 10 minutes being ignored. And of course the pizza was wrong.