Joe's New York Pizza

I looove when friends and family intro me to a new biz I haven't heard of before. My sister in law and her fiance came over to help me set up my birthday party and they stopped to get us food. They stopped at Joe's New York Pizza for us! So this is a takeout review, keep in mind!I decided I just wanted wings. I'm not sure why I wasn't feelin pizza on a Friday night, but wings have been sounding better lately. I got the plain ones, but they didn't even really need a lot of sauce or anything. They were delicious on their own!! I literally ate every single one of them! I did try a bite of the pizza and that was pretty dang good, too!I definitely would love to come back here and dine in! And would love to try more of their food options for sure!

Pizza good, prices are notStopped in about 9:30PM as Yelp showed it closed at 11:00 but they said they close at 10PM, which is what Google has listed. Ordered a few slices of what was left for the night. Was shocked when they started to ring up the slices at $7.95 and $7.55. Actually got one less slice because the price was so high. Haven't been here in a while and I recall them having a decent lunch special but these slice prices are crazy. Four slices and soda for $37 is a little excessive. Got my receipt and saw they also charged a 3% credit card transaction fee. Pizza was good but the prices were not. I can't even imagine the price for a whole pie. The menu was above the counter but has no prices listed, probably by design. Gonna find a more reasonable late night slice spot.

Ordered the lunch special, wings, & StromboliThe pizza was burnt, and the Stromboli was completely raw in the middle...the dough looked like it might have been cheese that's how under cooked it was. The gal working took all my info to pass asking & gave me a receipt with a credit for the error... She told me she would give it to the manager & I would be getting a refund for at least the completely raw Stromboli... It's been a month, I've called and spoke to 3 difference employees over the last month + who have assured me the boss would call and gift me the refund... I haven't gotten a refund or a call ... Paid over $60 for the wings, other food was inedible. Very disappointing!

Solid spot for pizza. The all you can eat option was a great choice for lunch considering the price. Although the pizza was a bit greasy, the toppings were cooked perfectly and the pepperoni was nice and crispy. Service is friendly and fast.

Returning from a day at Red Rock Canyon, we first stopped at the nearby Smiths of salad mix and adult beverages. Then it was back to our WorldMark Suite and an order to Joe's New World Pizza for 2 pies: Hawaiian and White Spinach. All were delivered via Door Dash.The Joe's pizza box says, "Award Winning Pizza and Wings". That was back in 2015 (9 years ago) and maybe that would suggest a resting of one's laurels. As I don't have a sophisticated pizza pallet, I'm not sure I could judge. What we could say was that both of our pies were delicious and well received by our hungry group. And of course, we over ordered of which the left overs will be heading towards Phoenix on Jim and Erin's way home.

Five years have come and gone since we last visited this location and not a lot has changed with the exception of prices. My wife and I ordered slices of feta and tomato pizza that proved to be overpriced, but pretty good. The total for the 2 slices, a single soda, 15% tip, 3% credit card fee and local taxes came to $21.84 - ouch!

Joe's New York Pizza is one of my go-to places in the Las Vegas area, with super welcoming service as soon as you walk in to the many options to order from, it is a great place to be. The pricing is reasonable with decent portion sizing, and the food is delicious. I have no experience with New York Pizza as a disclaimer but it is great with a fluffy and crunchy crust with a light underside. The staff was energetic and the overall restaurant is stylish and warm lighted, giving a great overall vibe. I'd suggest anyone who hasn't tried the pizza around town to try this place out.

As a New Yorker marooned in Vegas, I approached this place hoping for a taste of home. Instead, I got a pizza with all the charm of Times Square in August--overhyped and disappointing.The crust? Floppy, lifeless, and sad--like a soggy newspaper left on a subway seat. Where's the thin, crisp magic that holds a slice together without a struggle? The sauce had about as much personality as elevator music. The only thing remotely New York about this joint is that they sell pizza by the slice and borrowed the name "Joe's," but trust me, this is no relation.Honestly, if this pizza were any softer, it would've asked me to cuddle.

Had been wanting to try this place for a long time and finally did. Ordered thin crust (duh) well done with 1/2 and 1/2, why do we have to order it like that? By the time I got back 1/3 mile to my condo, it was no longer crispy and was not well done. I liked it ok but I would suggest eating in or having it delivered if they keep it hot.

Pizza slices are sitting around and reheated. Get a whole pizza. Dining hall atmosphere.