NYPD Pizza

I believe we caught this place on an off night. We were not satisfied, so the manager sent me a personal note and offered us a free pizza. We went back in and I must say, the pizza was really delicious this time. I found their service to stll be great, as well as their business savvy is well above the rest.
We would go back. I would recommend.

Simple as this… If you want some kick ass pizza and some bomb ass boneless wings that will make you rethink the best wings you’ve had, you need to come to NYPD Pizza!

We usually come here often not only because we love the food but the people who work here treat us so amazing, Scott, Ryan and of course our most favorite waitress in the world FABIENNE! these people treat us like family and are always happy to see us come in! You cannot receive better customer service here than with them and of course the whole crew. They always make sure that everyone who comes in are all catered too! They have many regulars/​usuals and I can see why! Great place to eat! Our favorite food aside the pizza are the honey hot traditional wings they are the
! You must try, Fabienne introduced them to us and we always have to order lol they’re not on the menu so be sure to ask for them! We have been coming here for almost 2 years and we love this place!

Great desserts! The service is usually slow but the food is on point. I usually get a calzone and finish it off with one of their amazing desserts especially the zippolies

To whom it may concern:
I’ve visited this excellent restaurant many times with my husband and family and until today have always considered the experience amazing in every regard! Today I was disappointed. I came in alone and sat at the bar as I was going shopping at Fry’s next door and just wanted a quick bite. I ordered a slice and 6 wings. The food was excellent as always, and the service was near perfect except for one huge faux pa… As I ate, I was transfixed by an episode of Bones. I hardly took my eyes of the screen. I had forgotten my cell phone at home, and as I was dining alone watching the TV enhanced my dining experience. I was the only person sitting at the bar for some time, and was about 75% done with my meal when an older guy came and also sat at the bar. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed him glance over at me a few times as I watched the Bones episode. Soon after that our server, Fabienne came back, and this man whispered something to her. To my utter amazement Fabienne said something to the effect of, «Oh sure Sir, I can do that!» She proceeded to change the channel to a sports game without even glancing over at me to ask if I was done watching, or if I minded. If she would have asked I would have given my «ok,» but I was offended that she didn’t even acknowledge me. I was stunned! I bill was $ 10.52, and I normally would have left a $ 3 tip on this small amount, because I respect and value the hard work servers do, but this time I left a $ 2 tip. I didn’t say anything to her as I felt she knew exactly what she had done, and didn’t care, because she held the man in higher regard than me a lone female. I know there’s a misconception out there that single women don’t tip that well, but her mistake is in assuming, and holding another person in higher regard due to gender, ethnicity, or I don’t know what. She should have considered the fact that I do come in with my husband, and/​or family 90% of the time, and we always treat our servers like they are our own kids, and tip well.
A little disappointed today…

NYPD Pizza on Camelback is a bit out if my way but the Roast Beef sub is to die for! One of my clients brought me one of the subs. Now I go out of my way to order the number 3 on the menu. It’s a roast beef sub and it’s amazing! The service is great, the place is clean and the staff is friendly :)

I raved about this place to my family and decided to bring them here when I was in Phoenix yesterday about 1pm. I had been here about a month ago and thought the pizza was very good, and the slices were generous. I ordered three slices of pizza and had them cut one in half to share with my mom, since I remember the slices were large. I was surprised when I received my order that the slices were about two-​thirds smaller. We all laughed at how small they were and wondered how I could justify the $ 17 I had just spent. I wondered if the slices were smaller on the weekends, and asked a waitress that looked very busy with only one table to attend to. She quickly replied «No» to my question and as I continued to tell her why I was wondering, I realized that she was long gone, leaving me talking to myself. Which again, gave me and my family another good laugh. Over all the customers service was poor. The cashier was rushed and appeared bothered by our ordering and asking questions. My friends ordered salads that only had lettuce and dressing. No additional veggies or croutons. It took three requests for 3 cups to get water before we got them, and then we only got one cup. I was frankly embarrassed that I had brought them there but luckily it will be my last time. The only reason I am giving this place two stars is because the pizza was good. I don’t just want to complain, I would also like to offer some suggestions.
1. Smile and greet the customers
2. Get items requested promptly
3. When a customer asks a question, acknowledge them, try to find and answer
4. Keep the food portions consistent

My favorite place in the valley for Calzones the size of your head! Their water filtration system Ph balances the water to be the same as New York City so the dough rises and tastes great. Finish off with their giant cookie and ice cream and walk away full, fast and sleepy.

I have been eating at NYPD for some time and it is always great. The Food is wonderful and the staff is amazing. For some time now a young man named Adem has been my server and is wonderful. I eat most of my meals out and I can tell you he is the best. Adem knows the menu inside and out so he can help with offering up vegetarian or Vegan items. He greets you as you enter and is so fast at assisting you with a drink and a menu. He checks back often and is so attentive that he knows just the right time to bring over the check. Adem is a huge asset to NYPD. I wanted to make sure someone knows how great he is. I managed domestic and international customer service for a large international company for 37 years and have now retired. If I was still working I would steal Adem away as his skills would be valued at any company. Thanks Adem for always being the best… Ray

This is based on the customer service of the location. I have been to this location many times for pickup. I received a burnt pizza and was told I would receive a discount on a future order. When I went to redeem the next order I was told nothing but excuses as to why there would be no discount. Good work management team you saved the company $ 10.00.

Stopped in for lunch, great lunch specials, had a slice & Cesar salad for like 8 bucks, Pizza wasn’t bad but I prefer Chicago style and obviously this is NY style.
Four Stars. will return.

I was at Fry’s and I wanted some pizza and I see NYPD — I thought they would sell individual slices, but we had to order a full pizza. So my husband and I ordered the pepperoni gluten free pizza to go. The employees were friendly and it was about $ 17 — a little higher than another pizza joint that serves gluten free pizza, which I won’t name. They tell us it will be about twenty minutes so they told us to grab a drink and wait. We finally got home and started digging in — it wasn’t the best gluten free pizza I’ve had, but it wasn’t bad.

Visited NYPD for the first time in a long time. It was delicious.
I have often felt and said that I can determine the quality of the entire menu of an Italian restaurant by a thimble full of red sauce (or as the Italian’s say, «gravy»). It doesn’t even matter what I ordered tonite, the food was so fresh, so delicious and the red sauce was fantastic.
My only complaint is the prices. A large 3 topping pizza is $ 25. Maybe it’s me. Maybe it’s the cost of quality, fresh food. I can tell you this: it’s fresh and it’s good.

This place has good vibes all around.
I discovered them through Groupon, and because they’re right down the street from me. The restaurant is tucked into the corner of a shopping plaza on Camelback & 20^th St, right next to Fry’s.
There are a few different options for dining here. You can order at the counter for a grab and go option. I saw quite a few people come in an pick up orders that they called in. They also offer delivery. Of course there’s a dine in option as well. They have a small bar where you can sit, as well as indoor and patio seating too. After coming here twice, I’ve had an overwhelming feeling that the tables inside are in desperate need of reorganization. It feels a bit too spread out in there.
The service has been good on both occasions that I have gone. Everyone who works in the restaurant seems to be very friendly and welcoming. I’ve only been on weekdays and both times I think the bartender was also serving as a waitress which made things a bit held up when the restaurant unexpectedly filled up around 8 PM on a Monday night, but the staff handled it well and did their best to make sure everyone was taken care of.
They have a decent draft list of beers, about 5 options, with one of them being an NYPD custom beer. Some happy hour specials too which included discounted beers and pitchers.
As for the food — I have tried a few different things. The garlic knots, bruschetta pizza, bruschetta appetizer, and penne ala vodka with sausage and peppers. All of it was very good. The portions on the pasta are BIG! Not that I’m complaining, I love leftovers. I want to try the dessert because they look incredible and they seem to have a variety of options.
I’m so happy to have a great pizza place like this nearby and I plan to return in the future.

If you’re craving some good, hearty, NY pizza, NYPD is the place to go. I say hearty because it’s a bit thicker than the typical NY pizza with a thicker layer of toppings but it’s not as thick as a normal pizza either. It was perfect for me.
We got «Da Works», which is basically a combo pizza but it’s very rich in flavor with fresh ingredients. We also got the «Kahuna», which is their Hawaiian and that was amazing as well. Don’t forget to order some Garlic bread and wings as well as beer and wine!
The atmosphere is very chill and New York like. Service was excellent and I am definitely going back.

My coworkers and I have eaten here once weekly (at least) for over a year: it’s a gem!
The food is great, the prices are reasonable, and ambiance is pleasant.
I tend to order the cheese garlic knots as an appetizer for the table, two slices (either Big Kahuna or Da Works), a caesar salad, and a Mango tea. Berry good.
The service here isn’t consistent, but it’s not poor enough to override the strengths of the establishment. Pros vs cons. .. pros win!

One of my favorite pizza spots. I don’t dine in often (when we did the service was meh). Carryout is the way to go! Delicious pizza without the annoyance of inattentive staff.

First time here and it was yumtastic. We ordered 2 appetizers. The fried mozzarella cheese & the fried zucchini. The zucchini was your standard, average, fare. Now the fried mozzarella cheese was life changing !! The cheese was so soft, fresh and tasty. The outside is fried perfectly crisp but not greasy .
Then came the large cheese pizza, and a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. The pizza was phenomenal !! It’s one of my new favs my daughter and bf loved their spaghetti and meatballs. They both raved about the marinara sauce. If your in central Phoenix and looking for some Italian food be sure to check out NYPD pizza

ehhhhhhh… I had higher expectations for this place. But sadly, their pizza was mediocre at best. But it could be that it was the type of pizza we got.
We got the pesto chicken pizza and it was extreeeemly greasy. The food sat very heavy after, which I hate. We had stuffed ourselves with the cheesy garlic «knots» (rolls, more like it) which were pretty ok. So when we got our pizza, we couldn’t each much of it and had a lot leftover.
BUUUUTTTT, the pizza tasted much better the next day. It was really good actually, that was nice.
The service is good. There was no wait and the food came out pretty fast.

I miss the «special pizza» from back east. Someone called it that once while in LA and it made me laugh. Anyone that’s enjoyed a slice in the tri-​state area understands how important pizza is to New Yorkers. (Sorry New Jersey and surrounding states. I’m from New York!)
You can walk into almost any pizza joint, ask for a slice and be happy with your two buck piece of cheesy gooey heaven on (slightly) crunchy dough. No need for production value to enjoy good pizza. Moving to the west side of the U.S. I don’t miss the cold weather, but I do miss pizza.
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS WOULD BE PROUD
I’ve found good pizza last night. No, GREAT pizza.
(Well, technically I did nothing. My date did. But he did well! Thank you Unilocal!)
ORDER | PICKUP
Our pie had pepperoni, sausage and basil. «We» ordered online and the pie was ready for pick-​up at the scheduled time. The staff was delightfully polite and cheerful. Cute place inside, filled with booths and tables. I like that there is plenty of bar space to cozy up to as well. We had no time to enjoy a drink as our pie was ready to go!
TRAVELS WELL
I can’t begin to tell you the dismay of traveling with something that smells so heavenly in a car. («Will it be ok?» «Can I scarf a slice before we get there?» and so on. But we had to hit BevMo. Priorities!)
With glee I can report NYPD Pizza travels well. My palate was BFF with the two slices I scarfed down. (Yup, no lady like behavior there.)
FOOD HIGHLIGHTS
+ Not greasy
+ Not salty
+ Crunchy dough
+ Added bonus: Microwaves well the next day.
I’m dreaming of my next visit!