Villa Italian Kitchen

I was flying out of terminal C from Denver Colorado to Las Vegas. My flight was scheduled to fly out on a Tuesday evening via Southwest. Looking for food options, I decided to stop by Villa Italian Kitchen for a quick bite to eat.Villa Italian Kitchen had slices of pizza available, pasta dishes, and garlic rolls. Some of their pizza slices include cheese, pepperoni, sausage, and a few other toppings. The pasta included mac-n-cheese and spaghetti. There were combo offerings with 2 slices of cheese with a drink or a slice of pizza with a side and drink.I ended up selecting the [2] slices of cheese with a drink. The order was quick. I didn't wait too long, less than 5 minutes. I ended up bringing the food over to the gate that I was flying out of. When I opened up the container slices, the two slices of cheese were on each slice. When I picked up the slice, the cheese was still cold, and the dough was super soft. It wasn't hot. The food was pretty inexpensive for other alternatives at the airport. It came out to be around $10.00. There wasn't any seating near Villa Italian Kitchen, only at the gates.

This pizza has a great savory sauce to it, plus two large slices for 9-10$ and a fountain drink! Service was quick and easy to order, like a moving assembly line. The lines moved fast and was easy to hear the server. Great communication between their employees!

I know I have to keep my expectations super low when it comes to airport food, but this wasn't too bad. I got the stuffed pizza slice. It definitely needed to be warmed up longer, but you really can't go wrong with pizza. The sauce was kind of watery though. The line was not long at all and went quickly. Staff was very friendly.

Wow. I'm not sure how they managed to make eggs taste like cardboard, but indeed they did. As a plus, the service was quick. Not too expensive which was nice.

Can I rate 0 stars? The worst airport food I ever had. Waited for almost7-8 mins in the line to reach the counter. Ordered Mac n Cheese and couple of slices of pizza! The attitude of the people sucks! behaves as if we are at their mercy! Totally overpriced! Mac N Chesse was "not fresh" it had a terrible taste once we opened it. The Pizzas were not completely cooked. Damn, I am furious I can't give 0 stars!

I was passing through the Denver airport and this caught my eye. You can get pizza by the slice or pastas and calzones. I got a special which was 2 slices of cheese pizza and a fountain drink for $12ish. They reheat your pizza in ovens after you pick it. It wasn't as hot as I would've liked it. Maybe the container isn't holding in the heat well.Pizza was ok. My friend noted how greasy her slice was but I expect pizza to have some grease on it so that didn't bother me. The taste was ok. It's the NY style crust I would say, a big piece like Sbarro from the mall.Servers were great and efficient. There was a short line when I was there at 4pm on a Thursday. You then go and find a seat in the food court area or take to your gate. There wasn't a seating area specifically for this place.I think this is good for a cheaper airport kid meal and alternative to fried food.

My kids got a couple of slices while waiting for our connecting flight to Puerta Vallerta, Mexico. We got the slice, side, and drink for about $14. They said the pizza was just ok.

Overpriced for pasta. A small bowl is $10+. There's usually no line which is why I typically choose it. Fast service.Got their large spaghetti with 1 meatball. Meatball was actually no badly spiced. Their marinara was tart and watery.

Have passed through Denver International Airport enough times, it was inevitable I'd grab a pizza here.I, well, I can't say I regretted it, but like most airport food it was overpriced and not memorable, not even particularly good or even average by airport food. It's a step above frozen pizza but only just.Plus side, it was quick, and well, as much as you can complain about being stuck in an airport for your meal with the constant noise of the PA system, jostling of other passengers, and the whine of jet engines, you at least could grab a table and scarf your slice before you starved on the plane the next couple of hours.

The stuffed pizza was edible, maybe even bordering on "not bad." They wouldn't let me do the combo with that kind of slice, even with an up charge. Then they wouldn't refill my already overpriced fountain drink and suggested instead that I buy a whole new fountain drink? Staff was nice enough, food quality was acceptable considering the context, but the ridiculous policies make this place a definite pass from now on.