Village Square Pizza - West Village — Restaurant in New York

This review focuses on a specific issue with the delivery, rather than the business as a whole. However, since the delivery process is part of the overall service, it’s worth mentioning.

We ordered from here for the first time last night and were excited to try it. Unfortunately, the pizza arrived in poor condition. It appeared to have been mishandled during delivery, leaving the cheese scattered across the box and the dough soggy. This made it impossible to enjoy.

I also tried the ham and cheese calzone, which unfortunately lacked flavor. On a positive note, the garlic knots were excellent—fresh, flavorful, and thoroughly enjoyable.

I hope this was an isolated incident, as I’d like to give this place another chance. A little extra care during delivery could make all...

I came here after reading all the great reviews — especially about the pepperoni and vodka pizza. So of course, I had to try both.

They’ve got a $10 minimum for credit cards, so I grabbed two slices. The woman asked if I wanted hot honey. I said sure, on both — but didn’t realize they charge $1.50 per sauce (and it’s just a tiny plastic container, not even drizzled on). Bit sneaky, especially since there’s no heads-up.

Pepperoni slice was solid — crispy edges, good flavor. Vodka pizza had this creamy white cheese on top, which was tasty, but the slice itself felt undercooked and floppy. The dough wasn’t quite there.

So overall: • Pepperoni: good • Vodka slice: meh • Surprise honey tax: not cute

3 out of 5. Would I come back?...

Our final stop on our West Village pizza tour was The Village Square Pizza, and it was such a sweet way to end the day!

Their pizzas are fluffy yet still have a nice crunch, and the toppings are super creative. My absolute favorite was the white pizza—it honestly tasted like eating a sweet cloud. I’m pretty sure they mix ricotta with honey, and it’s magical. We also loved the roasted eggplant on marinara—so flavorful and comforting.

The interior is cozy and feels like a charming little café. Seating is limited, so it’s more of a grab-and-go or quick-bite kind of place, but it’s worth the stop.

Highly recommend it if you’re looking for something a little different but still delicious on your NYC...