Pizza Village Lahaska — Restaurant in Buckingham Township

We live in the area and have been to all the area restaurants, mostly ordering take-out, but occasionally dining in. I have no idea why, but in the past we always seemed to forget about this place so we tried it again recently for take-out and now I wish I hadn't waited so long!

They have an amazing and large selection of traditional and unique pizza choices, as well as salads, calzones, paninis, traditional Italian pasta entrees, Spanish entrees, quesadillas, subs, hoagies, wings, strombolis, wraps, appetizers, kid-friendly options, desserts and more. It took us quite a while to decide what to order with all those options! My mother chose chicken saltimbocca, my husband ordered a cheesesteak (that was very juicy and loaded with meat and no fatty pieces) and I had the gnocchi and trio sampler, and we had no complaints on any of the meals - very good.

Everything was correct when we picked up our order. No missing or incorrect items. The staff was very friendly and accommodating on the phone and in-person. The prices are very reasonable considering the high quality of food and service, and there were no hidden fees on the bill like automatic service charges or entitlement tips. Decor inside is pleasant, basic and clean.

We will definitely be going back to this place more often in the future. It's a hidden gem, and no matter what your preference is, you'll be able to find something you like to eat here. You won't be...

Horrible definitely was not what we expected 👎 we walked in placed our order (the girl at the register was cheerful but failed to mention how long we'd be waiting) and we went to sit down as I'm looking around we see a bunch of angry families walking around with their receipt's not understand why. about 15 mins order gets called out from the front desk. If you didn't hear them they come into the dinning room screaming the numbers on orders. So we got our fries they said the pizza will be a bit longer. So we ate our fries then we sat for another 20 mins still no pizza so I look at my receipt to notice we have been there for almost 40 mins😡 so like the other's I walked around angry with my receipt now I know why !! I went up to the desk to ask where the pizza was and received a rude response saying that it was still in the oven. I went back to my family. So I asked the table next to us who had their pizza. How long they waited. THEY said same thing happened to them they ordered sandwiches along with their pizza and their order came out split up too waiting 40 mins on their pizza. Over all I feel very bad for the other families who sat around us with some with small children that had no idea of how long they will have to wait to eat. I'd say Caputo's in peddlers village is very unorganized we will not...

A review below was correct - this men are EXTREMELY disrespectful towards women. After I waited 30 minutes for my pizza, asked about the status of my pizza, was told that’s how long it takes for pizza to be made (I worked in a pizzeria throughout college as an assistant manager and can tell you, that is not how long it takes) and watched it be placed in the oven and have to wait another 40, what I assume was the GM came up to me, delivered my pizza to me (Mind you, it wasn’t even cooked all the way) and leaned into me and attempted to intimidate me and said “I checked the time stamp; it was 30 minutes not 40 minutes.” My mother and my aunt were FLOORED! I called him back to the table and told him that I was shocked by his audacity to not show me the receipt that was time stamped and to insinuate that it was okay that it took 30 minutes for a 10 inch gluten free pizza. Then, he told me that there were orders ahead of mine (Two other families were there and I can’t imagine they ordered 10 pies to take up all the oven space.) I made sure to let him know I was thrilled that I would never have to eat there again since I live nowhere near that location and was just there to visit Peddler’s. Good pizza....