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John’s Pizza – Yonkers, NY – 69 S Devoe Ave – Hours, Menu, Order
Order Hours About. 11:00 AM-9:45 PM; Shop address is 69 S Devoe Ave, Yonkers, NY 1070569 S Devoe Ave, Yonkers, NY 10705; (914) 687-1988.
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John’s Pizzeria, Yonkers. 1018 likes · 318 were here. Local Pizzeria. Traditional NY style pizza, heros and dishes. All food is made to order.
John’s Pizza – 69 S Devoe Ave, Yonkers, NY 10705 – Slice
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Erick Paddy
I was driving through NYC from Texas and wanted to get authentic NY style pizza. These guys are the real deal. Family owned, very friendly, and best of all the pizza was AMAZING. Actually made a second trip because I enjoyed it so much. Support guys like this instead of the chains. They are a national treasure!
… moreTara Jeanne
I’ve driven through New York twice and stopped here both times. Delicious New York City pizza. The crust is a bit atypical. It is more of a blend between Neapolitan and traditional New York City pizza crust. Sauce is phenomenal. Toppings, cheese, vegetables are extremely fresh and flavorful. Very high-quality food. Decently priced. The best part however is the authentic New York accent and warm welcome when you order here. If I could give Seven Stars for a customer service, I would.
… moreAsia Black
Before you spend a single dollar here, you need to read this.
What happened to me at this establishment is something I have never experienced in any restaurant in my life — and I truly believe I’m not the only one. Customers deserve to know the truth so they can decide for themselves whether they want to support a place that behaves like this.
The restaurant is tucked away in a hard-to-find lot and only serves whole pies, so I thought I’d need to be really hungry or invite others to share. Inside, a few people were dining at tables, but the atmosphere felt gloomy. Behind the counter, two pizza makers worked under a sign reading: “NO CREDIT CARDS OR APPLE PAY — CASH ONLY.”
Since it was my first visit, I asked the pizza makers if they accepted Apple Pay. They did not appear surprised, as if they already knew how certain customers were treated. They directed me to a server to place my order.
The server immediately said no when I asked about Apple Pay. She confirmed they only accept cash, and when I tried to place my order, she stated that I would need to pay in advance. Naturally, I asked why pay before receiving the pizza. She explained that too many people walk in, order pies, and don’t return to pick them up. I thought that was strange — why would someone order a pie, sit and wait, or wait in their car, and then not come back?
I didn’t have cash, so she directed me to an ATM in the back. I went, got cash, and returned. Even then, I still questioned why payment had to be upfront. Both the server and the two pizza makers said “you’d be surprised,” as if this explained everything. It didn’t. It still sounded completely illogical to me.
It was clear the server had a routine for handling certain customers. She was stern and deliberate, and her actions seemed intentional.
After paying, I asked how long the pizza would take. She said 15 minutes, so I chose to wait in my car. As I sat there, I realized how inconsistent the system was. I went back in to ask about phone orders; the server immediately said, “Yes, they do.” I then asked how phone customers pay if cash upfront is required. She froze, stumbled, and finally admitted that phone customers pay when they arrive — a complete contradiction to my experience.
And the pizza itself? A disaster. I had high hopes for this authentic New York–style pizza, which they advertise, but the crust was thin, flimsy, and soggy. The dough was mushy, and the cheese — despite ordering extra — looked skimpy. The only positive was the sauce. It looked and tasted like a grade-school project, not authentic pizza.
This place lost a customer — not just because of confusing and selective treatment, but because the food was unacceptable. Other customers deserve to know what happened so they can decide for themselves if this is a place they want to support.
Shame! Shame! and another Shame! This establishment should be utterly ashamed of themselves for treating a paying customer with such little respect — especially in a neighborhood that is vibrant and multiracial, with people from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities.
… moreWhat happened to me at this establishment is something I have never experienced in any restaurant in my life — and I truly believe I’m not the only one. Customers deserve to know the truth so they can decide for themselves whether they want to support a place that behaves like this.
The restaurant is tucked away in a hard-to-find lot and only serves whole pies, so I thought I’d need to be really hungry or invite others to share. Inside, a few people were dining at tables, but the atmosphere felt gloomy. Behind the counter, two pizza makers worked under a sign reading: “NO CREDIT CARDS OR APPLE PAY — CASH ONLY.”
Since it was my first visit, I asked the pizza makers if they accepted Apple Pay. They did not appear surprised, as if they already knew how certain customers were treated. They directed me to a server to place my order.
The server immediately said no when I asked about Apple Pay. She confirmed they only accept cash, and when I tried to place my order, she stated that I would need to pay in advance. Naturally, I asked why pay before receiving the pizza. She explained that too many people walk in, order pies, and don’t return to pick them up. I thought that was strange — why would someone order a pie, sit and wait, or wait in their car, and then not come back?
I didn’t have cash, so she directed me to an ATM in the back. I went, got cash, and returned. Even then, I still questioned why payment had to be upfront. Both the server and the two pizza makers said “you’d be surprised,” as if this explained everything. It didn’t. It still sounded completely illogical to me.
It was clear the server had a routine for handling certain customers. She was stern and deliberate, and her actions seemed intentional.
After paying, I asked how long the pizza would take. She said 15 minutes, so I chose to wait in my car. As I sat there, I realized how inconsistent the system was. I went back in to ask about phone orders; the server immediately said, “Yes, they do.” I then asked how phone customers pay if cash upfront is required. She froze, stumbled, and finally admitted that phone customers pay when they arrive — a complete contradiction to my experience.
And the pizza itself? A disaster. I had high hopes for this authentic New York–style pizza, which they advertise, but the crust was thin, flimsy, and soggy. The dough was mushy, and the cheese — despite ordering extra — looked skimpy. The only positive was the sauce. It looked and tasted like a grade-school project, not authentic pizza.
This place lost a customer — not just because of confusing and selective treatment, but because the food was unacceptable. Other customers deserve to know what happened so they can decide for themselves if this is a place they want to support.
Shame! Shame! and another Shame! This establishment should be utterly ashamed of themselves for treating a paying customer with such little respect — especially in a neighborhood that is vibrant and multiracial, with people from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities.
Jessica Carrion
Best pizza in Yonkers! Crust has a crunch to it, no soggy bottoms. Perfect combination of sauce and cheese. Love it.
… moreAngela Lugo
I have been coming here since I was 5 years old. The food is always delicious and fresh! The service is amazing. Everyone is so friendly and they do requests too! I had this custom pizza sent to me from my bf all the way in Buffalo NY and John’s pizza was the only place that would make it and deliver it to me! 100/10 service and food! Definitely recommend.
… moreJoseph Malandruccolo
Pizza the way it’s supposed to be! Nice and hearty, crispy and full of flavor. Reasonable prices as well!
… moreJay Rajani
Great pizza, team and price. A fun family owned spot with quality ingridents making for a great pizza. The eggplant is terrific, real home made food taste and feel.
… moreReid Lesswing
Had Chicken Parm, Baked Ziti and Penne Vodka with Chicken for a large team. Food was fantastic and they were easy to work with.
… moreHoover E Londono
Come visit, Jons Pizza, Nick here in the gang of incredibly homemade traditional Italian sauce like the old days you will feel right at home, traditional authentic grey crust great sauce great cheese for only three dollars. You cannot miss this place if you want traditionally good pizza must stop threat no problem, boss
… moreTeresa Morelli
This is REAL pizza. I made a special detour from the Bronx to Mahopac just for John’s Pizza. I googled it awhile back and was thrilled that they were still there! The pizza was as delicious as I remember when I lived in Yonkers! The absolute Best!!!
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