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Casual neighborhood stalwart since 1938, serving up thin-crust pies & Italian-American standards.
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Address: 33 Market St, Northampton, MA 01060
Phone: (413) 584-3168
Website: https://www.joescafenorthampton.com/
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Reviews
Anya
Joe’s Spaghetti & Pizza is more than a restaurant — it’s a piece of local history and a living testament to genuine hospitality. My father has cherished this place since his days as a young UMass Amherst student, even before he was drafted to Vietnam. After all these years, we finally returned together — and what a wonderful experience it was.
The food was absolutely phenomenal — juicy, saucy, and layered with flavor. Every bite had the perfect balance of richness and nuance, crafted with true skill and love. The setting was cozy and full of life, with a beautiful hum of conversation all around. The staff treated us like family — warm, attentive, and kind — yet with the grace and professionalism of a fine dining experience.
We enjoyed every moment: eating heartily, laughing together, and savoring the sense of community that Joe’s seems to create so effortlessly. It’s the kind of place that reminds you what makes dining out special — not just the food, but the feeling.
We’ll certainly be back soon, but every visit will be a special occasion. Thank you, Joe’s, for keeping your heart and history alive — and for giving my father and me such a beautiful memory to share.
… moreThe food was absolutely phenomenal — juicy, saucy, and layered with flavor. Every bite had the perfect balance of richness and nuance, crafted with true skill and love. The setting was cozy and full of life, with a beautiful hum of conversation all around. The staff treated us like family — warm, attentive, and kind — yet with the grace and professionalism of a fine dining experience.
We enjoyed every moment: eating heartily, laughing together, and savoring the sense of community that Joe’s seems to create so effortlessly. It’s the kind of place that reminds you what makes dining out special — not just the food, but the feeling.
We’ll certainly be back soon, but every visit will be a special occasion. Thank you, Joe’s, for keeping your heart and history alive — and for giving my father and me such a beautiful memory to share.
Chris Amato
We found the pizza to be very tasty. The servers were delightful. They let me wear the lacrosse helmet. The table water was quite fresh and clean.
… moreJacob Neumann
Joe’s Pizza has quickly become one of my go-to spots in Northampton. I’ve been twice now and everything I’ve tried has been consistently solid. The chicken parm grinder was really good; classic, filling, and done right. The cheesy bread is an absolute must-get every time; it’s one of those things you order once and can’t skip after that.
The shrimp scampi pizza seriously surprised me in the best way, great flavor, not overly greasy, and just different enough to stand out from your typical pizza options. I also had the chicken parm pasta, which was amazing and easily one of the best comfort dishes I’ve had in a while.
One thing that really stood out was the Diablo sauce; it had incredible flavor with the perfect kick. Overall, Joe’s just feels like a spot that’s been doing things right for a long time, and you can tell they care about the food. Definitely a place I’ll keep coming back to.
… moreThe shrimp scampi pizza seriously surprised me in the best way, great flavor, not overly greasy, and just different enough to stand out from your typical pizza options. I also had the chicken parm pasta, which was amazing and easily one of the best comfort dishes I’ve had in a while.
One thing that really stood out was the Diablo sauce; it had incredible flavor with the perfect kick. Overall, Joe’s just feels like a spot that’s been doing things right for a long time, and you can tell they care about the food. Definitely a place I’ll keep coming back to.
Omar Schrayter
Joe’s is not to be overlooked. Finding a place with good eggplant parmesan makes me happy. The cheesy garlic bread is amazing! It was easily two meals. I look forward to trying a few more things in the future!
There is parking in the lot across the street fyi.
… moreThere is parking in the lot across the street fyi.
Lee Stat
The food was OK. The garlic bread was really good. The pizza wasn’t my favorite.
… moreBevan
A number of people had touted this place to me, so tonight, my wife and I finally strolled on over. Even with COVID separation and though Northampton is hopping tonight — first really warm Friday of the spring — we didn’t have to wait too long for a table. Interesting, funky atmosphere — I bet there’s an offbeat story why the painted murals on the walls (for a place founded as an Italian joint 80 years ago and always has been one) were of *Mexican* themes.
Nor did we have to wait long for service, nor for food, nor for anything else. The prices were not unreasonable for Northampton (this being a pricey college town), the portions were large, and the food excellent: I’d forgotten, for one, what GOOD garlic bread really tasted like. I had a fine bacon and onion pizza, my wife had lasagna, and we’ve got plenty of leftovers. Even with a crowded, busy place (and lots of takeout business), the service was fine, cheerful and prompt.
Alright, you might ask, five stars? Any place can have a good night, right? Maybe so, but one thing that struck me was how very many *regulars* it has. People constantly greeting the waitresses by name. Waitresses constantly greeting customers by name. Customers greeting each other by name. This doesn’t happen with a mediocre neighborhood joint, but with an excellent one. I told the waitresses that we’d be back. We will be.
… moreNor did we have to wait long for service, nor for food, nor for anything else. The prices were not unreasonable for Northampton (this being a pricey college town), the portions were large, and the food excellent: I’d forgotten, for one, what GOOD garlic bread really tasted like. I had a fine bacon and onion pizza, my wife had lasagna, and we’ve got plenty of leftovers. Even with a crowded, busy place (and lots of takeout business), the service was fine, cheerful and prompt.
Alright, you might ask, five stars? Any place can have a good night, right? Maybe so, but one thing that struck me was how very many *regulars* it has. People constantly greeting the waitresses by name. Waitresses constantly greeting customers by name. Customers greeting each other by name. This doesn’t happen with a mediocre neighborhood joint, but with an excellent one. I told the waitresses that we’d be back. We will be.
S281Emustang
Joes is a pace break from the world. A gathering here means taking your time to enjoy some conversation, drinks and regional seasonal fare (when applicable) Joes has always been the a family favorite. Its nothing Michelin Star, but it has a grandmas cooking vibe that we prefer, and by the routine guest count its safe to say were not alone.
Our only gripe is dining during the colder seasons. If you are in the dining room that shares the hostess station, you will constantly be bombarded with the outside artic air. The door is opened to an excess of what seems every other minute (i understand patron turn over but its also all the pickup orders). Everyone seems to stop talking with the rushes of cold air noting their discomfort. It would be worth signage to use the other door at the bar side during these months.
… moreOur only gripe is dining during the colder seasons. If you are in the dining room that shares the hostess station, you will constantly be bombarded with the outside artic air. The door is opened to an excess of what seems every other minute (i understand patron turn over but its also all the pickup orders). Everyone seems to stop talking with the rushes of cold air noting their discomfort. It would be worth signage to use the other door at the bar side during these months.
Donald Abrams
Joe’s is a classic! One of the oldest restaurants in Northampton. A vibrant local bar scene with a nice selection of local craft brews and ciders. Classic old school Italian cuisine with the linguica pizza one of my favorite. Not to be missed when you’re in Hamp!
… moreslowking
got the spaghetti special. no frills italian american.
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Mary Hardy
A $3 slice of pizza eaten at the counter was the best dining experience. Crispy crust, slightly tart tomato sauce, and mozzarella that stretches like a memory. Time stands still here—just you, the pizza, and the hum of the street outside.
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