May 15, 2026. Friday. Dinner…read more Shot by here after a Defined Fitness workout. It's located on Southern, in strip mall, by Bulldog firearms. I called in my "to go" order from the gym. I noticed quite a few five star reviews for this joint on Yelp. This place is supposed to make the genuine NYC pizza with thin crust. I ordered 2 cannolis ($11) and an 18" Deluxe pizza ($25.25) with pepperoni, ground beef, mushrooms, sausage, onions, and black olives. When I arrived, David Wheelock, at the cash register, told me they had just removed my pizza. He handed me the box and said he had to go in the back to make the cannolis. I'm not sure if they really make them there or not, but they had lot of cream filling and weren't too sweet. The pizza had a lovely, crispy crust and a ton of toppings. I wish this place was closer. By the time I got home with the pie it wasn't hot anymore. Just warm. A very good representation of NY style pizza.

Wanted to try a new pizza spot in my area so we opted for Davido's. We ordered an 18 inch pepperoni…read morepizza and some wings. I forgot to take a picture of the pizza and wings until we had already consumed half the pizza and all the wings. The pizza was absolutely delicious. The flavor was nice and one of the better pizzas I've had in a while. The crust is very delicious and has such a nice texture and mouth feel. I wish the pizza was saucier but that's just for my personal liking. The pizza was perfect. Now onto the wings. Even though the flavor was delicious they were incredibly small. Just a tad bigger than a nugget and that's just way too small. Service at pickup was neither friendly or rude - just transactional. Overall the pizza was good enough to order it again.

Easily the best pizza Albuquerque has to offer! Would go there more if they'd put a location in the…read moreheights.

I have put off writing this review for a year because our experience at Village Pizza is still…read moregenuinely painful for me to think about. We chose Village Pizza in Corrales for our wedding reception. We had more than 50 guests there for approximately 3-4 hours eating pizza, salads, and drinks. Our guests enjoyed the food, and several family members have told us since that they now regularly return to Village Pizza after discovering it through our wedding. Unfortunately, what happened with our wedding cake--and especially how it was handled afterward--overshadowed that experience for me. We ordered our wedding cake from a separate bakery and expected it to be delivered to us at Village Pizza. When it didn't arrive, we repeatedly called the bakery trying to locate it. At our scheduled cake cutting around 6 p.m., we still believed our wedding cake had never been delivered, so we ended up cutting a store-bought cake someone happened to bring. Then, around 8 p.m., as our reception was winding down, a Village Pizza server asked whether we were going to cut our cake because it was in their refrigerator. Our wedding cake had apparently been there for hours. The bakery had given it to Village Pizza staff rather than to us, and no one made sure the bride or groom knew it had arrived. I understand that mistakes and miscommunications happen, and I believe the bakery also bears responsibility. What I could not understand was the complete lack of empathy afterward. When I spoke with the owner of Village Pizza, instead of an apology or even an acknowledgment that this was an unfortunate mistake, she became defensive and emphasized that use of their large room is free and essentially told me they had done us a favor by allowing us to have our reception there. That was incredibly hurtful and insulting. Yes, there was no separate venue fee, and we appreciated that. But we also brought more than 50 people into the restaurant who purchased food and drinks for several hours, and some became repeat customers afterward. We weren't expecting to be treated as though allowing our party to eat there was an act of charity. More importantly, the room fee had nothing to do with why I was upset. Their staff accepted my wedding cake, put it away, and I wasn't told it was there until my reception was almost over. Because of that breakdown in communication, we missed cutting and enjoying the wedding cake we had carefully chosen and paid for. I wasn't expecting anyone to magically fix our wedding day. I wanted someone to care that it happened. A sincere, "I am so sorry. We should have made sure you knew your cake had arrived," would have meant so much to me. Instead, I was met with defensiveness, no responsibility, and no empathy. I haven't been able to bring myself to return to Village Pizza in the year since our wedding. Even now, thinking about it makes me emotional. It isn't because of the pizza--the food was good. It isn't because I expected a free room to provide the services of an expensive wedding venue. It's because when something went wrong on one of the most important days of my life, I was treated as though I was unreasonable for being hurt by it. Mistakes happen. How a business treats someone afterward matters. Unfortunately, that is the part of my experience with Village Pizza that I remember most.

I love this place. The staff and the owners are amazing. The pizza is first class and always great…read more The beer is always cold and the servers will remember your name. Mug mafia!!!

I came a second time. Our waitstaff (I believe her name was phoebe) was outstanding! She was asking…read morewhat we would like within minutes of sitting down. She was super nice and checked on ensuring we had our drinks filled and food was brought out promptly. We ordered half nachos and cheese jalapeño bread. Both were great. There was a band playing so we sat outside. Everything was tidy and clean. Great experience!

This is literally the worst pizza I've ever had. I would have preferred a frozen pizza over this…read more Even the cheap Totinos have more flavor than this place. I do not recommend this place. It was a complete waste of $52 EDIT: the owner Vic reached out to us and gave us a full refund. Thank you for making things right.

I came for the first time. I think I missed much of what this place has to offer. Lots of games! We…read moredidn't play anything. Ordered pizza. While I didn't take a good picture of the bread sticks, let me just say they're like mini loaves of bread. I ordered pineapple and ham, individual size and it was pretty big, enough for the next day. My friend had a salad. Looked good and she enjoyed it. Well layed out, great service, place was clean and lots came in.

Love this pizzeria. Pizza is delicious! Great sauce and…read morecrust. Lots of menu choices with pastas, subs, hot heros and more Warm and friendly little hole in the wall. Reminds me of the east coast shops from my chilhood... Very courteous staff.

Food seems overpriced for the quality (spaghetti and calamari). Ordered to go, spaghetti and…read moremeatballs came without meatballs. Wife called upset, their solution was to bring back the spaghetti and they refunded cost (did not include tax) of spaghetti. This does not seem like fair compensation for their mistake. They did not seem apologetic either. I will NEVER go back. Incompetent and over priced. It's no wonder they were dead during dinner time. Stick with Dions

Not my first visit to this amazing restaurant. The service was exceptional from the staff taking…read moreour order to the gentleman who delivered our food to the young lady who kept filling our beverages. We sat outside on the spacious patio which allowed our party of three to enjoy a perfect Albuquerque evening. As always the food was so delicious that I did not have time to take pictures. I had the Penne Alfredo while my dining companions each had sandwiches and we shared a serving of tiramisu. My daughter said it is the best in Albuquerque.

I took my manager and her maintenance to celebrate her achievement…read more Light, airy, inviting dining room. Staff was super friendly and attentive. You order at the register, choose your table and they bring your food to you. We enjoyed the Penne Alfredo, Lasagna Bolignese and I had the Lasagna Giardiniere (vegetarian Lasagna). The food was fabulous. Hot fresh with great flavors. Highly recommend

If you are looking for excellent craft pizza- this is a gem…read more The dough is exceptionally soft and flavorful. Kids ate pepperoni and we had the supreme style. Excellent

yummy gluten free pizza and great service. cauliflower crust was so good…read more I had the garden veggie

BEST pizza joint in ABQ. From the first time I ordered a single slice to their supreme pizza and…read morewings! I can't explain; it has to be the sauce recipe and their fresh shredded mozzarella. The salad is delicious as well with a fat handful of that cheese! The ranch is absolutely homemade. always clean and jammin the times I've gone in. This evening when I picked up my to go order everyone said hello and thank you! Support local!! thank you Richie B's!

The ambience is great and the service was awesome. The pizza was crispy, flavorful and it passed…read morethe folding test. Recommend!

If you're looking for a great date-night pizza spot, this is one of our favorites. We've been here…read moremultiple times, and it's consistently excellent. My wife and I always split things the same way: she gets a slice of The Angry, and I go with The Pepp. The combination of spicy pepperoni and hot honey is absolutely incredible! It's so good you might even catch me licking the plate. Do yourself a favor and pair your pizza with the Lambrusco. The sparkling red wine complements the spice of the pepperoni perfectly. We also never skip the Caesar salad, which is generously sized and topped with a mountain of freshly shredded Parmesan. My only complaint has nothing to do with the food. Serving everything on paper plates with plastic forks feels completely out of step with the restaurant's otherwise great atmosphere. Investing in real plates, flatware, and maybe an extra dishwasher would elevate an already fantastic dining experience.

First time here. Not my favorite pizzeria…read more First, their menu was very limited. Pizza, pizza, and pizza. Did I mention pizza? I asked the cashier if they offer calzones, he replied, "No, just pizza." Very disappointing. I was expecting a lot more and a true Italian pizzaria. As for the pizza, it was decent hut not great. Second, zero ambiance. Tables and chairs thrown together, and that's it. The music was too loud to where we couldn't hear each other. They only have two bathrooms which seemed to be occupied most of the time. Way too many customers to only have two bathrooms. The only saving grace was a very cute female server. Prices were reasonable. Place had too many employees, but whatever. No, I won't be returning.

Our family favorite! The owners are great people. I've b=eaten at both locations and their pizza…read moreis consistent at either location. The Corrales location has great ambiance to whereas the La Orilla location is in a leased strip mall. We always order a large Pepperoni pizza with a large Caesar salad and it easily serves 4-6 people. Cost is currently around $30.00 which comes out to ~$8.00/person. Very reasonable. Highly recommended!

The other day we went to Village Pizza on Coors and I ordered a personal pizza with Italian…read moresausage, mushrooms and bell peppers and what a disappointment. The crust was like cardboard the sauce was flavorless and the Italian sausage didn't taste like Italian sausage no flavor no spices and it had the consistency of tiny burnt dry granules. It's not that hard to make a good pizza but this was an epic failure