Villa Pizza

I came here before heading to a movie at the theater across the street. I wanted something quick and filling. I had the mac and cheese because it looked appealing on the menu. It wasn’t the best. I actually feel pretty gross after having eaten it.
My four star rating is for the service I received. I don’t know her name but she is a Black woman with an industrious soul. She said she also works at the Subway within the food court and hasn’t had a day off in a while. I give her props for being so sweet and personable. I don’t see this enough in the customer service industry. She deserves a spa day!

Plain, UN-​inspired. And quite a bit over priced.
For a food court restaurant this is unique in the area compared to other selections available, but realistically an $ 8 plate should be priced more like $ 6 at the most.
The good food was greasy as expected, but the amount of flavor was lackluster. I won’t be coming back here ever again.

This place is pretty bad … I have been there twice … pizza is heated up until lukewarm … everything (the sauce, crust, toppings) has a bland taste to it. I have eaten tons of pizza in my life and this place is one of the worst … even for mall pizza.

Waiting at the local mall the other day, actually waiting to have lunch with a client nearby, was feeling a might peckish and decided to have a pre-​lunch slice. The food court option was Villa Pizza, an outlet of the nationwide brand chain, Villa Enterprises.
The origin of the pizza stems from a single outlet in NYC’s Times Square, and now they have over 200 locations in malls and airports across the country.
It was $ 3.50 for a good-​sized slice of «New York style» pepperoni, and I liked it. Thin crust, capable of a good roll if you wanted to eat it «New York style», with a crispy edge and chewy middle. The sauce has a bit of eat to it, and the pepperoni is low in fat enough to prevent cupping or charring.
I’d hit them up again.

I had never heard of Villa Pizza, I was hungry, and I was already at the Lloyd Center. The pizza was dry and bland (even for mall pizza), and tasted like it had sat under a light for a day or two. The bread sticks were undercooked, cold, but had a very nice seasoning.
I’m not going to give them a 1, the food wasn’t going to make me sick or anything, it was just completely unsatisfying. Next time I’ll wait till I leave the mall to get a slice.

this is the best mall pizza ive ever had. each slice is (re)toasted upon ordering so every piece is nice and crispy. perfect ratio of cheese, sauce, and bread.
sorry, sbarro.