Valentino’s

Good pizza and friendly service at a low price, can’t ask for much more. $ 8/​$ 9 for a large pizza if you order 2 or more is an excellent deal. The slices are very large and the service is always great.

I called in to make a delivery order. I made it very clear as to where the driver needs to go and to call me when he arrives. I couldn’t have made it more freakin clear…
An hour later, I just happened to look outside and notice the delivery guy walking to the wrong door and didn’t even call. I then call the place and told the guy that the driver didn’t follow the directions. When I go downstairs, he’s there. While I’m signing I notice the wrong soda. Now, I when I called, I asked «do you have 2 liter ginger ale. The guy says hold on, let me check. He then comes back on the line and says «yes we do», so I said I’ll take one and he says ok.
So, with all being said… I then had to call back the restaurant, told him that they gave me Sprite instead of ginger ale, he then hangs up. I call back to ask to speak to the manager, not available. Note, I’m not a fan of Sprite!
Food…pretty good actually, I ordered a buffalo chicken calzone.
One star for the stupidity and rudeness along with lack of proper communication on their end.
AND…I never got my ginger ale, soooo I paid for a soda that never came. Hmm… bad business.

Great pizza and great service — two things that I definitely want from a local pizza parlor. This place does a little bit of everything on the Italian menu, some subs, burgers, gyros, and even something amazing called the Mega Fries (Mozzarella, Cheddar, Bacon and Ranch smothered fries).
My two favorites are the ranch chicken pizza and a plain old slice. The crust is nice and thin, which gives you room to easily get a side of wings or even a salad. Everything is reasonably priced and they have daily specials, as well as coupons in their menu for like $ 5 off etc.
The guys that work the counter are friendly and attentive. If you want to eat here, there are a few tables, but not really for big groups, just for a quick bite. This little plaza hold two great local gems with this Pizzeria and JC Teriyaki next door!

I used to go here often, but I’m a big believer in keeping a customer happy. One day I placed a pickup order, and when I presented my «free soda» coupon at checkout, I was told that it was from an «OLD MENU» (even though it had no expiration date on it). So they refused to honor the coupon, and charged me a dollar for my soda can. Someone needs to teach them that it’s harder to get a NEW customer than it is to hold onto a regular. Well, now this regular goes somewhere else. Seriously… it costs them about 10 cents for a soda and they lost a customer over it.

Seriously good stuff if you like getting delivery!
Can’t speak to their pizzas, but their cheesesteaks are excellent. They have a nice meal deal running for them on grubhub, so be sure to use that. Their takeout menu also lists some deals for certain weekdays, so be sure to check those out if you can.
In terms of delivery (to local TCNJ dorms), they were always fast (in fact, often 30 minutes faster than grubhub timer indicated), so as a hungry senior that was a major plus. And late night hours always help.
Only qualm with a recent order was the lack of promised soda can that came with my meal, but I wasn’t too keen on that portion of my food anyhow. No major losses here.

GR8 Thin crust Pizza. Being originally from this area, and my relatives living close, they have a special, $ 8.99 cheese on Tuesday (?). On my trips to Jersey, I have to get in there every week for an entire pizza.
I live in Chicago, but, I certainly miss their pizza here at Vals’. I’ve even programmed it into my cell, to order in advance.

Cheap eats. I wouldn’t go looking for a superior pie but, the Tomato Pizza and the Chicken Cheese Steak wrap are definitely worth their cost. I keep coming back for these two selections. If you choose to order I would pick up because the delivery will take a half hour (at least) and your food will most likely need a trip to the toaster oven but still be good eatin’.

Finally had a couple of take-​out slices here and they were nothing special at all. I wasn’t horribly surprised because everything about this place suggests unremarkable strip mall pizza that survives on its huge walk-​up business only because of the neighborhood it is in. A few months ago I stopped in for a menu and before the counter worker could hand it to me the owner rushed up front from the back and used a magic marker to line-​out the printed price on the pizza special and then he scribbled in a higher price. Nice first impression, boss!