The Pizza Joint

Title: Consistently Delicious Pizza and Wings!I can't say enough good things about the pizza and wings from this place! Every time I order, I know I'm in for a treat. The pizza is always perfectly cooked with a crispy crust, topped with fresh ingredients that burst with flavor. Whether I go for classic pepperoni or something more adventurous, I'm never disappointed.The wings are always fantastic. My go too are the blazing hot! They are always crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Whether you like them spicy or sweet, there's something for everyone.What I appreciate most is the consistency. No matter when I order, the quality remains high, and I can always rely on them for a satisfying meal. It's a go-to spot for me, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for delicious pizza and wings that never let you down!

My father and I ate pepperoni slices that were extremely delicious on July 30th. We lived in NYC and enjoyed pizza there for over 40 years and didn't taste any differences. Also, the cooks and sales people are very courteous. The Pizza Joint is a must visit if you are in El Paso, TX.

The Pizza Joint is a pretty cool spot. Honestly, I wanted to just copy/paste my review from the downtown location, but the app wouldn't let me - and I didn't want to try and remember the entire thing, so here's a different, original review that is way less detailed and much shorter (aka go to the other Pizza Joint locations Yelp for my full take) The service is as expected - nothing fancy but nothing crazy that'll make me give it less stars. Just simple transactions: Hi I want that pizza. Ok here's your pizza, I want that money. Ok here's your money, thank you for that pizza. Ok thank you for that money. I might be paraphrasing, but that's the gist anyways. It's pretty close to a NY SLICE; which is what El Paso needs. Obviously though, it is NOT a NY corner slice in anywhere manhattan. But again, it's pretty close. It's all loosely themed (via puns) based off weed (as of the title wasn't a give away)... but there's no drugs being used (at least not out in the open), or sold here; remember, this is TEXAS! One cool thing about this location is that it shares a walk with the smaller (compared to Cielo Vista Mall location), UPHEAD - a cool store that sells 2 things: Boba Tea and Jordan's. How cool is that? Go get some Boba, a new pair of Jordan's, and a big fat Maui Wowy slice of it gout ever moving your car.

Some people described this place as being legit NY style pizza. I beg to differ. Hear me out.While the crust, construct, and so forth are all really good, this isn't *quite* NY style pizza, per se. It actually reminds me more of the thin brick oven style pizza served at Cafe Italia, but without the brick oven and without the slightly charred crust some of us know and love.Also, traditional NY style tends to have a slightly thicker crust that is foldable. But, I digress.With that said, I tried two different flavors of pizza to get an idea of what works (for me), what doesn't work, and what I'll ultimately be coming back for.As you can see in the photos, I tried the pepperoni and Margherita pizzas. While both were decent, I actually prefer the Margherita pizza over the pepperoni. The main reason being....that sauce.The tomato sauce (which was on the pepperoni) has a slightly sweet taste to it. Which, while some folks probably enjoy this, tastes a bit off to me when it comes to using it on pizza. I almost felt like I was eating a lasagna.The Margherita pizza has no sauce, but DOES have real roasted tomato slices. These are more than sufficient enough to accommodate the overall pizza flavor. Not to mention, these pizzas reheat quite well in the oven....in case you live a trillion miles away from the west side like I do.Clearly, if I were to revisit this place, I'd go for the Margherita pizza. I'm certainly down for trying out some wings next time around. Final verdict? 4 slices of cheesy, tomato-y goodness on a thin crust out of 5.

My motivation to cook was running super low after staying late at work so we ordered delivery from Uber Eats. We ordered the BLT salad, pizza joints, and the Mexican Confetti pizza. The salad was HUGE! I need to remember this for lunch, as it's super close to my work. The pizza joints were delicious. Heavenly little pockets of pepperoni & mozzarella rolled up in thin & crispy pizza dough, just made for dipping in marinara. Yum. The Mexican confetti pizza was good. It was cold by the time I got it (understandable, as it was delivered) & the cheese congealed a bit weird. But, I imagine once I reheat the leftovers in the oven (not the microwave, you monsters) it'll be even tastier. I'm also a big fan of thin crust pizza & I was not disappointed by their crust.I'm not sure if this was just a thing on Uber eats but I was disappointed that I couldn't order a pizza smaller than a 16inch. I saw where you could order by the slice but, I wish they had a personal sized pizza option available. Definitely will be back to try other pizzas & salads. Plus, we didn't try their spliff's tonight. I have a feeling I'd like those as much as the pizza joints.

This is one of the better pies in El Paso. They may not be consistent, but the pizza is prepared the way I enjoy it. Tossed dough to stretch it out.

Horrible pizza was given thin asf and burnt on the bottom and the wings came out raw as well. The ranch tasted like Bubblegum mixed with blue ranch dressing. The prices for sodas is crazy too and the crew always seemed to be pissed working there. Idk if the rest of the reviews are real or not or they just had a better time but it's not acceptable especially when charging a premium for some of the most underrated pizza in El Paso.

Waited 40 minutes inside pizza joint downtown for a pizza that had been ready for 25 minutes. Employees were busy but extremely rude when they realized the pizza had been ready 25 minutes. WILL NEVER HO THERE AGAIN AND WILL TELL EVERYONE I KNOW TO AVOID IT BECAISE OF the cold pizza and the horrible customer service. MAYOR ELPASO

Excellent foodA pleasant crew very respectful and thankful.Just really a down to earth place to enjoy delicious pizzaNo other pizza compares !

Best pizza in El Paso hands down. Food was ready in less than 15 minutes, and was steaming hot. Inside is fairly small but if you're going to grab a quick bite you will not be disappointed.