Randolph Village Pizza

Called on a Saturday night to order food. Part of our order we wanted a steak and cheese grinder . We were told they don't make them after 3 pm on Friday and Saturdays. I have never heard of such a crazy thing. I used to work at the Royalton village pizza and we never told customers that we didn't make a certain grinder 5 hours before closing time. If the south Royalton location didn't close at 3 pm on Saturdays we would have ordered from them. Also the mozzarella sticks deff did not look like mozzarella sticks.

Took the Amtrak Vermonter to Randolph and called in my order on the way. The pepperoni & mushrooms with extra sauce was waiting for me when I arrived. The 14” (large) pie was visually perfect and tasty with plentiful pepperoni and mushrooms as I have come to expect, having done this before. Staff at the counter is friendly and helpful. (The restaurant closes at 8PM, and the kitchen at 7:30, and is closed on Sunday.)

Amazing pizza and Cheese Steak Sub!!! Stopped in for a quick bite with the family and was fully wishing we had a local place like this in our hometown.

The food was good. Got a calzone. I'm guessing they don't see a lot of people with melanin content above basic Vermont levels judging by the watchful eyes of the staff. I'd recommend more people of higher melanin count visit to have them cool their tots. I'll take one star off for the feeble hospitality.

Great Calzone, Great Cheesesteak — A Solid Local Spot We stopped in at Randolph Pizza Village and really enjoyed the food. The calzone was perfectly baked — golden outside, cheesy and flavorful inside — and the cheesesteak hit the spot. You can tell they know what they’re doing in the kitchen. It’s a comfortable, no-frills place to sit down and enjoy a good meal. The portions were generous, and the service was friendly. Whether you’re just passing through or live nearby, it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re craving something hearty and satisfying. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the area.