Antonio’s Pizza

We have been ordering pizza from this place since 2013. The pizza is good but the customer service a complete joke. On one occasion we were served leftover pizza from the previous day’s special. It’s obvious when pizza is left over. When I asked they denied. I am from NY and know pizza! This past weekend we placed our order and when my husband returned home (a good 15 minute drive each way) the order was wrong. He called and they acted very nonchalant. They asked if we wanted the wrong pizza — no, we ordered something we don’t like to broaden our horizons– and when he said he wanted the correct order they acted surprised! Hello 2^nd 15 mile pizza drive! Seriously people? How about some courtesy and maybe paying attention to your customers’ orders???

We went on a Friday evening after ball practice. They weren’t busy, with only 4 groups sitting at tables. We seated ourselves because no one bothered. There were 2 servers and a girl at the register, yet after 10 minutes of waiting we still had not been acknowledged. We could hear them having a nice conversation up front.
We finally gave up and walked out, leaving them still standing at the counter laughing and talking. This is the second time in a row the service has been bad. They will not get a third chance.

Tried Antonio’s Pizza today. We just did carry out but it seemed like a nice place. It was moderately busy. The pizza was alright but certainly wasn’t the best pizza I’ve ever had. I’d rate it a 5 out of 10. Brothers Pizza down the street is far superior in my opinion.

Not so sure about this place. I just found it not long ago. There’s not much around here so I took a gamble because the other pizza joint up the road was closed. I ordered a couple large pizzas and some wings to go.
APPEARANCE and SERVICE: When I got there one waitress was lazily leaning over the counter and made no attempt to get up or posture herself for customer attention. I clearly wasn’t worth her time or energy. The other young lady asked me my name and I explained that my pregnant fiancé and I changed our minds and wanted to eat the food on premises. Apparently this is way too much to ask because the waitress that had been laying over the counter went back and forth between the counter and the kitchen three times completely confused at how we could possibly change our minds and what they could do to accommodate. You would have thought I just asked her how to explain Einstein’s theory or relativity. When she finally came back with my food she tossed it on the counter and said «You have to eat outside.» I added to the confusion by ordering a few sodas and a beer expecting to sit and enjoy myself. So 1 star for service and 2 for the décor which was just above another gas station pizza place.
FOOD: Ordered a Supreme and a Meat Lover’s Pizza. 1 star because both were only OK and could have used more flavor and more time in the oven. The wings get another 1 star because they were supposed to be mild but they were just breaded and fried. No flavor or sauce at all. They were still the only redeeming piece of this misadventure.
Skip it and head to Williamsburg or Richmond.

My husband and I were traveling from Traverse City MI to Virginia to visit family. I checked Unilocal and against what others said we stopped. The cheese bread and pizza we had was good. We ordered a two topping medium pizza. Our waitress told us because we ordered bacon she had to charge is extra (which we didn’t see on the menu). We then asked for flavor crust (she gave us a look like she had never heard of that). I explained that you brush the crust with butter then sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. We watched her ask the cook. He made a face as if he had no idea and it sounded gross). When she brought the pizza she said he did the flavored crust. The lights hanging above our table and the one next to us had visibly connecting spider webs. The cook was changing light bulbs above tables next to where people were sitting.

Driving from Norfolk to DC, I needed somewhere to eat, came across this location. I had with I guess they would call a Philly cheese steak, however the lettuce through me. Nothing special here, just something to make a turd and fill your belly.

We’ve not been to Williamsburg before, and we were heading there, and hubby wanted pizza tonight, and we didn’t want any franchise style pizza! The 1^st pizza restaurant we saw along the interstate was Antonio’s, and we stopped right away.
We could sit anywhere we wanted, they weren’t very busy, but the server has no knowledge about a lot of things: their special, their meatballs, each time she can’t answer, she goes & ask someone. Anyway, we ordered the 12″ with 4 toppings. I liked the crust, and I thought their pizza was good! The salad that came with it, the dressing was too sour. But I got used to it. The lettuce, I took several brown spots, one looked so chewed up by worms, it looks grossed. .. . and put those aside. I did that, before I added the salad dressing.
Another negative? They have back-​to-​back benches, like those in churches, and when you get up, you actually forgot they’re benches, and you’ll end up bumping your thigh to the arm-​rest! Ouch!
When we left, I could have added an extra star for the BEAUTIFUL SUNSET, as we pulled out the parking lot! But I won’t. They have nothing to do with Mother Nature. :)
We took our leftover for breakfast tomorrow.

Let’s start with their location right off I-​64 — perfect for those frequent backups that turn the interstate into a parking lot!
No wait when we arrived around 11:30, but it was steadily filling up as we exited.
The pizza here was nice and hot! And it came out quickly to taste so good. Cheese for the kiddos, supreme for the adults. We ordered wings as an pieces were over-​seasoned, but overall they were very good — crunchy with no sauce. The staff was very friendly and there is even a cute loyal chalkboard, books, and a few tabletop toys definitely worth a return trip.

Stopped on the way home from a busy day in VA Beach, and fed four teenaged boys and myself for thirty bucks. Very casual place in a mini mall, close to 64. Good pizza, stuffed shells with excellent marinara, friendly, helpful service and the food came fast. We will stop again!

The food quality was low. Nothing seemed to be made from scratch. The Italian hoagie was depressing since they had no oil or vinegar and the lunchmeat quality was low. How does an Italian place not have oil and vinegar? It says the sandwich has it on the menu, but we were told they don’t by our waitress. The «large» Greek salad was also disappointing (was a little larger then a side salad and had under ripe veggies on it). The service was just ok. Not really friendly, but not outwardly rude either. Not for us.