Curioni's Pizza — Restaurant in Lodi

Recently moved to Lodi and was told by a friend/resident that this was one of the best places to get pizza in town. I ordered delivery, the driver called me twice a minute apart each didn’t wait longer than 2 mins. I called as soon as I saw the missed call was told my pizza was left outside during a hailstorm I go outside to see it was not there and called again to be told it was left at another address, I told the woman on the phone I can’t find my pizza and the woman who was the “manager” very rudely told me to go walk around my neighbors homes to look for the pizza. And it was delivered to the address given I said maybe who ever took my order miss heard the number of the house beacuse I obviously didn’t live at the address they left it at and she argued with me tell me that’s what she had on file and to look because nothing else was going to be done about it when I finally found it pizza was cold and the box was wet I had to hang up on her for being so rude and telling me it was my fault. I’ve never interacted with a ruder manager and would be embarrassed to have her handle dealing with any customer concerns! The pizza was delicious but cold! I also ordered from your competitor (who’s delivery driver I also missed in he call from but waited outside to hand deliver my pizza) to choose who’s was also known as being the best in the area and unfortunately I would never order from here again just based on how my pizza was left outside and the attitude from...

I've been eating this pizza since I was a child and strongly remember smelling the pizza on pizza party days in schools in Lodi And now decades later, could almost still remember the smell, causing me to pull up today and get a pizza. The pizza here is great, and whereas I like the round pie, there is just something about the square pizza that is phenomenal, unique and delicious. Highly recommended for a stop by especially if you're looking for a good pizza in the area. Very nostalgic family run place, without all the bells and whistles and extravagance as far as the location goes, But for my experience many people overly dress up their place with decor and a lot of facade, but have crummy food. That is not the case...

In the 50s I attended Wilson school. We would play stickball in the schoolyard and inevitably someone would hit the ball on top of the roof and bring the game to an end. But some of the time, one of the kids had enough money to run across the street to your store and buy a new stick ball ball. The store had two balls, one “copy” for $.10 or one stamped USA for 25 which was so much better. The only problem was the 25 centers went so much further they ended up on the roof faster. Ha

Even back then, the pizza was great and the kids who couldn’t go home got a slice and a drink for lunch. Thanks for being there then and for being there now.

Glenn,...