Luciano’s Pizza

Pizza was pretty good. Unfortunately you can find better pizza for a lower price at Slugger’s, Francesco’s, and Rosa Rosa.

Some of the best pizza in Lancaster. My other favorite is Pasquale’s across from HACC Lancaster

Very friendly service and delicious pizza (which was prepared very quickly)! Ideal place to grab a quick slice before seeing a movie (theatre is in same complex).

I have been here half a dozen times, only because my sister lives nearby and it is walking distance. It is in a run-​down shopping center and is considerably more expensive than the locale or the food merit.
Yet, I like it for the homey, funky relaxed décor. The booths are ripped leather, or whatever it is, but it is nice and old fashioned and does not feel corporate.
I had perfectly good pizza and good sandwiches, but in both cases I paid more than one would expect. The old dude in the kitchen spoke French and German with me and I think he could do Russian too. There was a cute young Ukranian refugee working there too, so nice to see some international diversity in boring old Lancaster County.
You would be crazy to make a special trip here, but if you are stuck in the area it is a lot better than the macdo or burger konig in the same shopping center.

First let’s go over the positives. If you happen to be stranded in this shopping center parking lot, are starving to death, have about $ 20, and decide you want to spend all of it on a few slices of mediocre pizza and a drink, this is the place for you.

I spent $ 20 on this filth! I got 2 subs and one order of chicken fingers witch came with french fries, The subs were so small it was ridiculous not to mention the roll was stale! It had no meat on it was like eating a veggie &mayo sub! The chicken fingers were cold and the french fries had no taste what so ever WORST $ 20 SPENT !! Don’t know how the pizza taste and honestly don’t care because i will never RETURN!

Really good pizza and subs. Prices are reasonable. Good location. It’s our go to place when we want «real» pizza shop pizza.

Awfully overpriced. And then they basically demand tips on top of it. It’s a pizza joint where you order at the counter. Just because you bring the food to my table (again, you order at the counter, clean up your own table, get your own drinks, etc) does not mean I am going to tip you, especially when the food is overpriced to begin with.
Right away when I looked at the menu my jaw dropped at some of the prices. Almost $ 4.00 for an order of FRIES. Plain old fries. $ 14.00 for a SMALL stromboli??? $ 11 for a SMALL pizza??? I am really, really surprised this place is still in business when all the competition out there is so much less expensive and just as good.
I’ve never tried their wings before, so I asked if I could order a half a dozen and was told no. (I didn’t want to drop $ 8.00 on wings I might not like– sometimes places make them too soggy, or the sauce isn’t good.) One would think a business would want me to spend another $ 4.00 as opposed to zero more dollars. I passed. The subs on their menu were about $ 7.00, and NO size was specified. I’m willing to bet they were 6 or 8 inch subs, in which case, again, way overpriced. Why else would they not put the size on the menu? Spaghetti meals were the price you would pay at Olive Garden. And this is a hole in the wall joint in a strip mall. No kids menu either.
I ordered just 2 slices of pizza. No drinks, nothing else but 1 meat (69¢ extra– about twice as much as other pizza places charge for toppings on a slice) and 1 veggie topping (59¢ extra) on ONE of the slices (the other was plain cheese). There was NO mention of the prices of toppings on their menu either. My total was $ 6.30! I regretted eating here immediately. The pizza was decent, crispy crust. But it wasn’t worth the price, especially since the slices were about HALF the size they are at any other pizza place.
I should have went to one of the pizza shops downtown and got 2 huge slices and a drink for half the price (and better pizza too!)
I will NOT be returning unless I see some really good coupons (Buy one get one free subs, etc) out there for this place, then I MIGHT try something else on the menu.
PS– DO NOT REMOVE MY REVIEW/​FILTER IT! I AM NOT A ROBOT/​FAKE PERSON. MY REVIEWS ARE ALL LEGITIMATE. I AM A HOME-​MAKER, I DO NOT OWN A BUSINESS NOR AM I BIASED TOWARDS ANY BUSINESS. I SIMPLY USUALLY ONLY BOTHER TO POST REVIEWS IF I HAVE A PARTICULARLY BOTHERSOME EXPERIENCE, HENCE WHY MOST OF MY REVIEWS ARE 1 or 2 STARS! Thank you.

My favorite pizza and darn good steak sandwiches too.
Could be a little cleaner, and better drink values, but still,
the best place for pizza around.
Very good staff!
Courteous, helpful, and quick.
Love their pizza, thin, fold-​able, just wonderful.

This is my favorite place to get pizza. The pizza is New York style and some of the best I’ve ever had.
The subs are on fantastic rolls, I highly recommend asking for yours toasted. The spaghetti sauce is homemade using pureed vegetables. It’s the best in town by far! The stromboli is excellent too, but is homemade so be prepared to wait for it to cook.
They are fast and efficient, and the owner is a really nice guy.

Finally, decent pizza!
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FOOD: Look, pizza SHOULD fold in half. Pizza SHOULD be greasy enough to turn a paper plate transparent. And it SHOULD be all floppy. This place has all the qualities of a good pizza. The slices probably could have come out a couple of minutes earlier, but I got a whole pizza another day and it was really good.
DECOR: This place has an odd theme inside and Im not sure what they were going for. Not quite pizza shop, not quite 80s retro, just something weird. But they do have cool art hanging on the wall. I can appreciate that.
SERVICE: fast, friendly and kind of knowledgeable. one time the girl at the counter knew what was going on, another different girl didnt. They wont wait on your table (i dont think), but they will deliver the food to it. So no wait staff ratings here.
RATING: So why 4 M’s (mmmm) and not 5?
The soda machine was broken, they had no take out menus left, the vent was hanging from the ceiling, but they had good pizza!
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EXTRA CREDIT: A homeless man came in and they fed him for free. How did I know he was homeless? It was 104 outside and he had on a sweater and jeans. Both were completely soaked thru. He had some other telltale signs too.