Vinces Pizza & Restaurant of Yardley

We bring the whole family a couple times a month. My kids act insane the entire time and everyone tolerates them (except me).
Vince’s is EXACTLY what a small town family pizza place should be.

I love their meatballs, tomato sauce and their homemade bleu cheese! Service is good. I think their kid’ s menu could be cheaper.

Just visited here twice in the last few days, first for pizza slices. I was not impressed. Lots of oil running off and floppy when picked up. Taste was so so. Few days later I had a cheese steak peppers and mushroom. The cheese steak was kind of mediocre. It was not a top 5 of philly cheese steak IMO. When I was a kid this was the hang out. Not sure if I would spend much time there now if I lived in town. It’s not terrible but it’s not great either, too bad because I was looking forward to eating there when I was in town.

Vince’s is a reliable family pizza place in Yardley. The service, atmosphere and food are always good. Whether it’s a casual date, a quality sit down family dinner after work, or bringing your soccer team in after the win for pizza, Vince’s is solid.

Definitely had worse but have had a lot better. Crust is kind of like wonder bread. Tasteless.

Staff was super helpful and sweet, our server Joe was amazing and super friendly to the kids. We had the veggie deep dish pie which was truly exceptional.

Get a large pie with banana peppers and you won’t be let down. The rest of the Italian joint type fair is not great on my
Opinion

I’ve gotten pizza to go and eaten in the restaurant with my boyfriend. This is a pretty typical pizza shop, but the restaurant area is larger than most. The service is fine, as is the food. The plain pizza, vegetable lasagna, and bake ziti are good, but there’s nothing outstanding about them. I’d go back, but it’s not somewhere I’m itching to return to.

Simple, delicious food with quick, friendly service. A no-​doubt five star joint that has me coming back again and again, usually with friends and family in tow.
PROS
Vince’s fills a wonderful spot in our restaurant rotation: a place we can go with almost anyone and come away with the entire crew feeling satisfied. If everyone wants to do their own thing, then the awesome menu gives a ton of great choices. If the group want to go in on a huge pizza, no problem. Some of both? You got it. Vince’s is nothing if not flexible.
Let me start with the pasta. I have had quite a few of their pasta offerings, and have enjoyed each one. I will note, that if you are looking for high-​end «foodie» worthy pasta sauces with dozens of «artisanal» ingredients, these dishes might not be for you. However, if you want a great marinara or cream sauce that tastes like it came from a well-​loved family recipe book, then look no further! The flavors are rich and delightful, simple and honest. You don’t need a dictionary to enjoy these dishes, just some silverware and napkin.
If I’m honest, however, there is only one thing I ever want to order here, and that is the Stromboli. Take a pizza crust folded in half, fill it with ham, salami, and enough cheese to feed a medium sized army (along with whatever else you can dream up — they are happy to customize!), and you have a meal worth writing home (or a Unilocal review) about. This thing is amazing. A perfect balance of crispy crust, melted cheese, and delicious meat filling. Not for the faint-​of-​heart, a medium will satisfy the hungriest of pizza lovers, and it is a great price on top of it all.
Other great things in no particular order: Vince’s has great mozzarella sticks, the bread they serve with dinner is wonderful, the staff are quick and attentive without being overbearing, and they do a fabulous private, catered party in their back room.
CONS
At peak times for lunch and dinner, Vince’s can get crowded, although I have never had to wait for a table and at less crowded times there won’t always be a server waiting at the door, and there is not «please seat yourself» sign — although that is the normal procedure.
OVERALL
This has quickly become a favorite of our family, and is now one of the first places we take family and friends when they visit the area. I am very thankful that I got introduced to Vince’s, as it isn’t on my regular route. Now, however, we make the trip to Yardley several times a month just to enjoy the delicious food. Hope to see you there!

Awesome! Food was great & we all enjoyed everything! We’ll be back again!!!

Nice family pizza place with good food all around.

Our family loves Vince’s. We moved from Yardley to Pittsburgh about 2 years ago, but make it a point to eat at Vince’s every time we’re back in town. The food is fantastic, the service is great, and it’s very family friendly.

I only been 18 years that I have been coming to this place, so I you can say I like it. It’s a place where you feel at home and gives you plenty of food with lots of flavor. Casual dining, kid friendly, great service, and convenient parking. Vincent also offers a private room for small parties. I like the small town feel and always look forward to my Pescatore. Thank you Vincent’s and wish you many more years even though it’s on been 37 years that you are open.

Once upon a time, Vince’s Pizza in Yardley was a regular stop on the underground pizza railway running from Bristol up to Riegelsville.
It seems that somewhere along the way Vince’s recipe or his touch for making good tomato pie got lost. Today, my slices were doughy rather than crisp, not well reheated in the oven, and had a slightly bitter taste. Too, it failed the most crucial pizza test — when lifted off the paper plate the point sagged like an old dog ear and immediately began to drip oil. This was not the experience I was anticipating when I stopped in to renew acquaintances with one of my old haunts.
The price for the slices and small drink was just slightly above 5 bucks, which was great, but I would have gladly paid more for quality pizza.
Oh, woe is me. How the mighty have fallen.

Their eggplant parm is a little pricey, but it’s worth every penny

The pizza is really good and so are the fries. The wings are average. Good enough if you are really craving wings. They put the cheese on the wrong part of the cheese steak so if you get it to go your cheese ends up stuck on the wrapper.

I grew up in Yardley. We used to go to PizzaRama in Morrisville until that closed. Off and on we’d go to Vince’s. I’d frequent Vince’s a lot after gradeschool dances. I always thought it was pretty good pizza. Here it is years later and my wife and family live in Yardley. We’d been alternating between pizza places but had started going to Vince’s more out of convenience. However, I’ve decided not to go there anymore. I never felt welcomed at the counter. It was always as if I was bothering them by coming to pick up my order. Then, their pizzas were becoming more and more doughy. We order a few pizzas on Halloween and they not only were doughy, but a few inches smaller than the usual «large». Being busy is no excuse. Its too bad but I’ve noticed a definite decline in the quality of the pizza. We’ve started going elsewhere.

Hard to write this a I grew up with Vince and the family. 39 years later and I am still on the wall in the yellow shirt as i played on Vinces baseball team. We used to frequent Vince’s weekly. The pizza competition is tough these days and we enjoy crispy and cooked. The quality is really poor and the pizzy as many mentioned is doughy and not even completely cooked. Also it ain’t cheap. Still have hope guys, but you’re not the only game in town. Step it up. we want to come back.

As a native of Yardley, PA, I have never gone home for the holidays or another short stay without a visit to Vince’s. Vince’s is a local favorite, an establishment where the families of LMT get together after youth league games, during Lent, right before a big cooking holiday (TG, Easter, Xmas)… so these are the nights it is the busiest. Grab a bottle of wine from Yardley Spirits right next door and bring it in for your family to enjoy.
To be honest, there’s something in my tastebuds which compares all pizza to Vince’s. I don’t know if it’s because I probably ate it once every fortnight as a child, but whenever I travel, I compare my experience in a family run pizza shop to this one. Husband says it’s «okay» pizza– and he’s a pizza connoisseur– so I realize my bias.
Vince’s has been voted one of top 5 cheesesteak places in the Philly area, so their hoagies and steaks are great, too. If you ask for onions, they finely chop them and fry them up with the steaks, so if you want them raw and on the top, make sure you specify. They have expanded their menu significantly over the years and includes Brooklyn style and wood-​fired pizzas. For the regular experience, try a good old regular cheese pizza. The pizza also changes a bit depending on which staff is running the place, so if you like your crust crispy, make sure you specify to the waitstaff.

My cycling group has an annual dinner in the back room of Vince’s. I’ve been there twice. Most recently I shared a pasta dish and some wood fired pizza with my mom. The pasta was a special, blush sauce with bow-​ties, chicken, mushrooms, and spinach. It was pretty tasty, not as good as the BYOs in Philly, but considering how many people love Olive Garden in the suburbs, it was good. The pizza was good too, lots of basil, and a good sauce. It could have been cooked another 3 minutes, but still tasted great.
I’m forgetting her name, but there’s a waitress that takes care of us every year, and she’s great. We are a party of about 20, but we never wait too long for food or drinks.
I don’t know if it’s because we are a big group, but the salads come with this huge container of dressing. I usually take the leftovers home, but other people don’t do that so I think a lot of dressing gets wasted. The rolls that come with the salad are always piping hot, and perfectly cooked. They come with butter, but ask for the olive oil. It’s nicely spiced.