Paul’s Penndel Pizza

Went back tonight for the dinner special and it was excellent and we were greeted by pizza Paul himself ! Dinners were sooooooooo darn big I brought home more than half a platter. New wait staff is very courteous.

One of the best pizza places around the area. AWESOME buffalo chicken pizza, bold flavor and delicious! Crust is that perfect crunchy not too thick but not dry or tough. I haven’t had much else from there lately but I remember liking the cheese steaks and tuna hoagies

Once again the best buffalo chicken pizza I have ever had. Delivery was fast and pizza came hot. Well worth the money that I spent.

My family has been coming to Penndel Pizza for years, and we will continue to do so. Never a bad experience, and they treat each customer with the utmost respect. I will even go as far to say that they treat us like family. Whether it’s eating in, or ordering to go, the food is delicious and portions are HUGE. The waitresses are friendly and really seem to try to make your lunch/​dinner perfect. This is real Italian cuisine, and you can tell that Paul (the owner) really cares. I can always go for their plain/​sausage pizza pie, or a plate of raviolis with vodka sauce.

Since my previous review I have continued to come here on a regular basis (is it bad when they know your order before you say it?!). My favorite has become the chicken ranch pizza, no bacon, very light sauce. It is to die for. Huge strips of breaded chicken, never soggy, big chunks of tomato that make me feel better about having pizza every week, and still the most perfectly cooked crust I’ve been able to find this side of the Trenton bridge.
Their buffalo pizza is awesome, too, but different. The chicken is diced up extremely small, mixed in with chunks of blue cheese and buffalo sauce. It is not for everyone; in fact, I didn’t think I’d like it when I first ordered it. But it turned out to be excellent, really flavorful, and not too spicy.

pizza is ok, ambiance is good, the owner was in the last episode on the Soprano’s the pic is up on the wall, it’s pretty cool. i enjoyed the pizza… we went on literally a dark and stormy night, it was good to enjoy real pizza. the cannoli’s were pretty good as well. we will be back…

Best buffalo chicken pizza I’ve ever had. My family and I order from Penndel about once a week and we love their food. If you are a pizza lover, then give this place a try.

This place makes the best buffalo chicken pizza i have ever had, Which says a lot because i eat buffalo chicken pizza all the time. Specifically what makes this pizza so great is whatever blue cheese they use. I am not fond of the thick cheese bits inside the creamy sauce, and have found none of this in there. Its creamy, its got a bit of a spicy kick, and the chicken tastes fresh and is aplenty. The slice sizes are HUGE. Its worth every penny, so go pick up a slice.

Updated review*****
For nearly 10 years, our family has ordered delivery from Penndel Pizza at least once weekly with relatively minimal issues (aside from an incorrect order or late arrival here or there, as expected with any pizza delivery). However, when trying to order delivery recently on a Friday night, we were told by a manager that we live too far away for a Friday and they won’t deliver to our home (for the record, we live less than 3 miles and 10 minutes away, and are always great tippers to the drivers). For a loyal customer, this was certainly a huge disappointment. We have since taken our business elsewhere.
Original review*****
Fine for plain, pepperoni, etc. but literally the WORST buffalo chicken pizza I’ve ever had. There was barely any chicken or real cheese on the pie. When I held the slice, the absurd amount of bleu cheese dressing and hot sauce poured onto the plate. Imagine cooked dough with soupy bleu cheese and hot sauce on top – I would’ve been better off trying to eat it with a spoon. Got through half a slice then tossed the whole pie. Truly awful.
Brother’s and Peppi’s are much, much better.

Best pizza I’ve ever had. Seriously.

I give penndel thumbs down… 1-​It was dirty, 2– I had to order at the counter (no big deal) but… I paid using credit card, wrote in a tip (because I expected that maybe they would at least bring the food to my table for me) I guess that assumption was crazy ?? 4 people behind the counter all chatting, but way to busy to deliver my food for me 6 feet… 3-​I was called to pick up my food at the counter and it was all on paper plates? WTH? 12 wings and sauce on a flimsy paper plate !! greasy pepperoni pizza and french fries all on flimsy paper plates !! that is just laziness ! its a shame, the food isnt half bad, but we will never return there. It pissed me off that I gave them a tip.

Worst service lower bucks county maybe even the state. Place was dirty too. I was here this evening and 4 people behind the counter and not one of them acknowledged that I was waiting. I waited 10 minutes and then a waitress comes behind the counter also and she ignores me. Then someone walks in and the waitress walks over to her and asks her if she’d like to order. I’ve been standing there for ten minutes so needless to say I walked out and won’t return. I’d leave 0 stars if Unilocal allowed it.

Good pizza, lots of seating, reasonable prices, nice environment.

It’s been a while since I’ve been here, but being close to home, I’ve had it enough times to write a competent review. The pizza here isn’t bad, but it isn’t anything special to return to. No place in Penndel/​Langhorne offers outstandingly good pizza. However, if I lived in Penndel, or was in the area, I would stop in for food. So while not outstanding, definitely not terrible. Just a little on the bland side, and not too pricey.

This place is fantastic. It’s a little neighborhood pizza place, with two seating areas and a full Italian menu. We had pizza, Brooklyn style pizza, garlic knots and a cheesesteak, and everything was delicious. Most of the pizza is NY style, big, thin slices, but they also have Sicilian, which looked yummy too.
Casual and inexpensive. Can’t wait to go back. Counter service daytime, waitress service at dinner.
One additional fun element — the owner is the guy in the Member’s Only jacket in the last scene in the Sopranos. There are some photos of him around the restaurant with the Sopranos cast. Very cool.