Venice Pizza & Pasta
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Compare the Prices for a $50 Order
Restaurant + Hyperflyer
- Menu markups:
- 0%
- Service fee:
- 0%
- Delivery fee:
- $7.95
- You pay
- $57.95
- Restaurants pay:
- $0.00
Third Party Delivery Apps
- Menu markups:
- 0% ~ 25%
- Service fee:
- 15%
- Delivery fee:
- $3.99
- You pay:
- $61.49 ~ $73.99
- Restaurants pay:
- $15.00
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- 15%
- $3.99
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- $15.00
I really love a good creamy Penne a la Vodka and Venice’s version is pretty good. When I’m craving it we will order from here and it’s right up the road. Fries are okay, we usually throw them in there ur air frier to get them a bit more crispy. Hubby had ordered a Buffalo chicken pizza and it was just okay but I think he confused it and for some reason he didn’t realize the base sauce would be Buffalo. Would definitely give regular pizza a try. Ordered garlic knots, the first time they were great, 2nd time they we’re inedible and hard like rocks. So it’s hit or miss.
We keep giving your restaurant so many chances and for the 5th time you have screwed up our order once again. We always receive wrong items and items are always missing, like large pizzas not delivered. Multiple times. It’s not even always during prime days or hours. Money wasted only to maybe be offered a partial credit that you don’t even track or use on the next order.
Never again. I even told my husband as he dialed your number you would screw up something again. He even repeated it back twice to whoever took the order. Unbelievable.
My better half grew up in DelCo, the home of the weird accent made famous by Kate Winslet in “Mare of Eastown.” While I can argue that the accent is a bit DelCo and a bit South Phila, there are some distinctive DelCo “things” which includes the Inside Out (short for inside out pizza). My better half wanted one.
No it’s not a Stromboli or a calzone. An inside out is a deep fried turnover made of pizza dough and filled with sauce, cheese and whatever else you might put in your pizza. Chester County seems not to have inside outs EXCEPT if you go to Venice Pizza and order a panzarotti with sauce inside. While the DelCo inside out is small, these panzarotti are big enough for two. If you are in the mood for something heavy, it’s for you.
The pizza here is incredibly reasonable. $11 for a 16 inch pie. Add $3 per topping. We got the thin crust. It’s not too saucy and has plenty of cheese.
The place is located in a small strip mall on Business 30. There are tables inside and it’s quite clean. People are friendly but not mask-wearers.
Ordered a overpriced Stromboli, menu says 16 they charged almost $24.00, I understand we are all struggling but talk about price gouging ?
Stromboli was not made correctly, cheesesteak on one side, cheese in middle and raw onions on other side.
Tried to order a dozen of wings, 10 mild 2 dry ( for my 3 yr old) was told ” we don’t do that here” everywhere I have been never had an issue with this.
Big sign on door ” must wear a mask” but staff was not wearing masks, cook was laughing and talking over food, cashier was taking money and handling food with no gloves….
I will Never go back to this place again…
Venice is my favorite pizza shop. Today they messed up my order and the food was cold when it got to me. Never had any problems before. Trying to support them every week during this time but if this is what I have to look forward to, I will find another spot. Only good thing, they replaced the sandwich they messed up, everyone is very disappointed in this service today.
The best gluten free pizza in America. Period.
I’ve been eating gluten free pizza for nearly two decades. As someone in the military my entire life, I move around roughly every 2-4 years. On top of that, I was one of the first Americans diagnosed with celiac. While the last few years have brought about a lot of new gluten-free options, it’s fair to say that gluten free pizza is just never satisfying. Even twenty years in, I still felt like I was missing out on the real pizza I had as a kid.
Until I had Venice Pizza
The food was amazing and the delivery person was great. We got the order a lot faster than they had originally said it was going to be. We will definitely be ordering again in the near future
Great little Italian restaurant. We ordered a couple slices from their ready made selection as well as pizza fries. Everything was fresh and hot. Pizza fries could have used a little more cheese and sauce (but I think that almost everywhere I order them). They have about 10 booths for eat in customers but it seems like the bulk of their business is take out. My only issue was the temperature in the dining area was about 60, otherwise great place if you’re in the area.
My family and I have been ordering from here for a very long time. Their food is amazing, but recently every single order has been messed up. One time they forgot one of our sandwiches that was to be delivered and they said that we had to come and pick it up. If they got better at customer service it would be amazing!
Eh, food is decent. Been here 3 times to pick food up. Screwed up every time. So then I had to wait and extra 15 minutes. Which isn’t a huge deal but definitely not good business. Probably done with this place, too much competition to fuck around with mistakes on simple orders. Peace Venice.