Italia Express

At first site, the place can look sketchy depending on who you are but as we all know. The hole in the wall places are usually very good. This place is easily one of those experiences.I have super picky kids and they loved it here. We ordered two cheese pizza slices, fettuccini Alfredo, and one pepperoni and jalapeño slice, garden salad and drink meal.My four year old loved the fettuccini Alfredo with garlic knots. My picky autistic son who only eats certain pizzas loved the cheese pizza and crust. And my other son loved the salad! The salad?! I was shocked. He never eats or tries salad. I guess it was the vibe of the place. LolNext time we are in town, we will definitely stop by.Lots of folks were picking up food so maybe that's the way to go since the restaurant isn't exactly beautiful but the food was yummy.

I don't mean to be dramatic but this might be the best pizza in Dallas. I work near by and we find ourselves getting it multiple times a week. Classic pepperoni is the way to go.

I selected the Continental Ave Italia Express because it's where my boss always goes and it's supposed to be good. I ordered several pizzas for our staff lunch, including two X-large traditional pizza's with ONE topping each. Cost: $13.99 for each pizza, plus $3 for each topping, total $6 for the toppings on two pizzas. Doing the math, which was clearly seen on my receipt, the cost for both pizzas with ONE topping each was to be $16.99 ($13.99+$3.00 each). The total for those two pizzas was $33.98 before tax. A short time after I received confirmation of my online order, I received another email stating that the restaurant charged an addition $3 to my order. Three dollars isn't much but I called to find out why I was charged additonal money when I didn't order anything else. I was told that they never charged me for one of the toppings, which was absolutely not true. It was clear as day on the receipt:Traditional Pizza* X-Large (+ $13.99) * Toppings (+ $3.00) "PEPPERONI TOPPING" $16.99$27.98 (13.99x2)$6.00 (3.00x2)$33.98I kept getting moved around from person to person until one person finally said as he was calculating it up on his cash register it showed that they didn't charge me the three dollars. Which makes absolutely no sense when the receipt clearly showed that it did. Long story short, if they are going to try and cheat people even with an amount as small as $3, can you imagine what they do all day long to unsuspecting folks that trust who their doing business with enough not to check their receipts? Needless to say, I will not be ordering from them again. Customer service is key and if you're going to cheat your customers even in the smallest way, then you don't deserve the business.

So maybe not the nicest looking place or neighborhood, but the food and the prices are great! Probably best to get takeout. Generous portions with plenty of homemade sauces and plenty of meat. The small toasted garlic buns were a nice surprise and paired with the food perfectly.The food came quickly, was freshly prepared and hot...AND exactly what we ordered.If you want great Italian food, fresh, and for a reasonable price, this is definitely the place to get it.

Ordered the baked ziti with meatballs. It was very tasty and the meatballs were nice and tender. The meal also came with garlic bread which was good with the sauce. I ordered through Uber Eats and it was still warm when it was delivered.

While visiting friends in Dallas, they mentioned ordering from "Italia Express"... after looking at this location's menu, we picked out what we wanted and decided to place a door dash order. As our friends went to order, they realized that they usually order from an "Italia Express" in Cedar Hills... which is actually called "Mo's Italia Express." BUT since we decided to order subs, (which the Mo's Italia Express didn't have) we went through with ordering here.Delivery was estimated about an hour and it came in the expected time. Unfortunately, the quality/quantity was lacking. My husband and I both ordered a chicken parm sub and we got a 3 meat sub for our 3 little kids to split. I think the subs are listed as a "foot long." Each of our chicken parm subs only had 2 chicken tenders on them... literally one tender on each 1/2 of the sub. It was then topped with some mozz cheese and a small 2oz container of marinara on the side. (See photo) It was very disappointing. The kid's sub was equally as disappointing. It contained one slice-thick layer of ham, one slice-thick layer of Turkey and one slice-thick layer of salami. It was the thinnest sub I have ever seen. I also ordered it without onions and it came with onions. (See photo). What's a shame is that the food actually tasted good... it just wasn't enough for what we paid for it.Our friend's ordered 2 pasta dishes. They said they were good. Next time we'll go with the Mo's Italia Express.

I got the chicken pesto sandwich and it's honestly one of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my life. I would take a bullet for this sandwich. If I was getting married, instead of a bouquet toss, I'd toss this sandwich. If I wasn't sitting next to a cop right now, I'd bum rush these men and have them make me more of these sandwiches. This sandwich is life right now. Don't let the roughness of the area deter you, because this sandwich will keep you safe and potentially save your life.Sandwich.

Customer service was spectacular and their salads are very fresh. I can walk to this location and there are tables inside to sit. Would totally recommend it again! Single slices are huge.

Horrible customer service and rude attendants on the phone. Plus food looks like it came out of a dumpster. Wouldn't eat here.

Got the 20 inch pizza; it was banging. I'm a big guy and I could only eat 3 slices when I normally kill a dominos pizza. I wouldn't say it's New York style but definitely east cost style.