Coppola’s Pizza

what can i say really good pizza family owned since 1965 thats a long time everything i eat at this place EXCELLNT,

Chicken bacon ranch pizza is straight fire also this may sound funny cuz their fountain soda is the best I’ve ever had on. So cold I couldn’t even sip.

Nice local pizza place in the small shopping center opposite the slightly larger shopping center on 14^th Ave in the Whitestone/​College Point Neutral Zone. Standard array of special slices. I had the buffalo chicken, which was pretty good. Nice crust and dough, not too chewy, and not too thin to handle the topping load. Service was quick.

Good was tasty. Customer service was grear. Owner came by often and was very pleasant.
Place is a bit outdated and it does not affect the food. However, it could attract more people if it had a remodeling. There is olenty of seating. While I was having dinner, there was two sets of families enjoying dinner. Family time! That is what I sae here.

The review written by the «owner» is not the owner someone took the real owner Mr. Frank Coppola’s name and wrote responses to bad reviews Mr. Coppola’s is an older gentleman who doesn’t even have a smart phone. So the reviews were not written by the owner but instead a pissed off phoney.

Grabbed a slice here, pretty big size. Sauce was a tad to sweet for my liking.

Another good spot in queens to go in and grab a plain slice or corner sicillian and not be disappointed. Not my absolute favorite spot (Dani’s or Amore) but still a really good slice of pizza.

I heard the delivery boy likes to urinate inside of elevators. So I decided to go there today and urinate on their bathroom floors. Hope they enjoyed the clean up scumbags ! BTW the food blows !

Vinny the serial pisser. Beware he may strike your elevator too. This gave me a good chuckle on how people who are in the business of customer service can do that. Must have gotten a horrible tip. He should have done what all delivery men do. Piss in the stairs there’s no cameras.

Be careful when ordering, their delivery guy might pee in your building!

I like it.
Better than dominos/​papa john
So far I tried their chicken BBQ pizza. Excellent crust, crisp and taste.
Price was $ 4 a slice but I will come back for it.
Me and wife dine and tried the spaghetti, but I think the pizza is better :)
The chicken wing was good tho.
I read some people saying the owner/​worker is not polite. So far I been served by polite people. The woman who serve us at dinner was attentive as well.
⁵⁄₅

Looking through the pictures for a new pizza joint and reviews here and after seeing the downright nasty and insulting comments the owner made makes me keep searching. At least have the decency to take criticism and improve yourself and your business.

An extremely dishonest business concern.
I ordered a veal cutlet which included a side dish of spaghetti to be delivered to the hotel I stayed. I was stupid enough not to check the order and gave $ 15.75 plus tips to the delivery guy. When I opened the order, it was a plate of spaghetti sans veal cutlet.
I immediately called the restaurant for the wrong order, the women on the other side immediately accursed me of canceling the veal cutlet and just wanted the spaghetti, then a man came on line and told me to pay again if I wanted the veal cutlet.
He finally agreed with extreme ruddiness to replace the order and said the delivery guy would make four deliveries before he could come to me. He said that because his restaurant would be closed in ½ hour and I would have no way to get back to him because I am a tourist.
Now I have a plate of spaghetti cost $ 9.45 on the Manu but I was charged $ 15.75 (14.45 plus tax).
I will post pictures of the receipt, Manu and a plate of soggy spaghetti when I get back home.
Stay away from this restaurant at all cost!

I love this pizza and I love the family that runs the place. It’s great to still have a mom and pops pizza joint in town. Most of the others are own by god know’s who and run by others. The pizza and other dishes are great and they are always so friendly and have funny stories. Good for a quick slice at lunch or a group sit down meal.

Worked in the College Point area for over two years, this is the only pizzeria that I ate from. I personally have no care for Pizza Town or Whitepoint Pizza. I don’t think they’re bad but I don’t find either to be particularly good either.
It’s pretty rare to find a pizzeria in Queens who can make. Good tasting pizza with a super thin but crisp crust.
I’ve had the pasta as we’ll and it is delicious. Never had an issue with any of the staff, they’re all very friendly and easy to get along with. While I am no longer in the area, this is a place I’d still go to.

Pizza is decent but the customer service sucks. Brought in my Unilocal coupon and they made me feel like they were doing me favor by accepting it. I will never go back in here again. You guys just lost a pizza loving customer.
Go to Amore pizza about 5 away, and way better pizza.

These guys are terrific! I have dined in and gotten take out. The pasta dishes are delicious and the extra cheese pie is my absolute fav!

I don’t live in College Point anymore, but I try to stop by when I am in the neighborhood. The food is consistently excellent, whether it’s the pizza or the heroes. I, for one, love the doughy crust — it gives the pizza added heft. I wish I had a reliable pizzeria like this near my current apartment.

Its not bad, but people make it seem like its the best place ever alas its not.

It is too bad that Frank A. (the owner) feels he must attack people for their opinion. Shame on him. (:wags finger:)
When I first started working in College Point, I occasionally would go to Coppola’s on my lunch break. There was never a line at lunch, I’d grab a regular slice or a chicken roll, and be done. I was never WOW-​ed. The the crust was super doughy, and the sauce was lacking something. I chalked it up to me being partial to my Long Island hometown pizza.
Shortly after, I found Whitepoint Pizza in the shopping center right across the street. That was my last trip to Coppola’s. The pizza is just better at Whitepoint. I preferred the sauce, and I can tell (by seeing the lunch crowd) a fresh pie doesn’t sit out for more than 10 minutes. The slices FLY out of that place. At Coppola’s, they always had to reheat a slice that looked like it had been out on display for an hour.

Sorry Frank A., I trust my tastebuds… and they are telling me to head elsewhere for my pizza.