Tommy's Pizza

If I could give this place zero stars I would. I have ordered from this pizzeria so many times and it would take over two hours for the food to come. The driver would always come reeking of weed with ice cold food and they would always forget an item or give me the wrong food. I gave them the benefit of the doubt because of the pandemic and because they are one of the few places in the area that accepts cards and is not over priced. On my last order, they forgot a slice I ordered and when I called about it they said they will give it to me next time because they were closing. I called to order a pie this afternoon and said "Hi, I would like to place an order for delivery please" and the counter man intentionally hung up the phone on me. I called back and his coworker answered the phone and I can hear him in the background saying "I hung up the phone on her and she called back". He then gives the phone to the same counter man who tells me they will not deliver to my address. I have always tipped, paid in advance and been polite but now they are refusing to deliver to me because they owe me a slice. Do yourself a favor and save your money- there are better pizza places who actually value their customers and will deliver your food hot. If you are looking for delicious pizza and great customer service, Tommy's should NOT be an option. Sophia's pizza or Aldo's pizza both have better customer service and deliver the food promptly and it is always fresh and hot.

We've been coming here for almost 3 years now. We've never had any issues with our orders, or with the food. Delivery is always fairly quick (unless its a weekend which is understandable), and everyone is always as nice as a New Yorker can be. If they can't deliver, they let us know before we even place an order. Their grandma pizza is the best I've ever had, and their penne alla vodka is equally as good. Would definitely recommend this place, as some other pizzerias in Queens are questionable and seem to just churn out cheap, low quality food. Anyone who complains about the prices here (which are perfectly fine) would probably rather be paying $1 for some cardboard with can sauce and cheese smeared on it.

This place is trash. They have a lot of very old looking food under a glass display. These items are not just representational items. Unfortunately, they actually serve and charge premium price for these stale, burnt, and what seems like days old foods. I made the mistake of going to this place, hopefully you don't. The pizza shop at 111 & Lefferts far exceed Tommy's in all aspects.