Luigi’s Homestyle Pizza No 3

oh man, its not the same. they stopped serving home fried potato chips, and had a lame exuse for it.

This place it nice and the food is amazing. I got the 12″ calzone, which turned out to be 14″, and the cheese garlic bread. I was here 30 minutes before closing and the owner invited me to stay and have dinner. That was very nice, since I’m out of town for work, and would have been eating in the hotel. I’ll definitely have dinner and maybe lunch here again, before I leave.

This place is amazing!!! It’s cheap and the serving size was large. Food was cooked great staff was great!

An above average buffet for cheap. We wandered through DTEP and stumbled into this little corner haven. I was a bit put off by the fact that only one pizza was on the line when we walked in. Still, I rolled with it and got some Alfredo pasta, some wings, and some tuna salad. Before I finished my plate, they had brought out pizza and I was so glad to be able to put away a lot. The pizza is pan and that is a huge plus for me. It was tasty and all the other items on the line were just as good. The big stand out was the pizza with mozzarella and long green chili that they dubbed «chile relleno pizza». Well worth the visit. It’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in the mood for pizza and you’re packing an appetite.

Super good food, nice staff, cute place, all I can say is that pizza is amazing, you can really tell they use good quality ingredients, after this I’m never going back to Cici’s for the pizza buffet, obviously…

My family and I were traveling on an Amtrak train to New Orleans. my kids wanted pizza even though the food on the train is Amazing we wanted to change it up a little bit we Unilocaled pizza places in El Paso many didn’t want to deliver at the train station. Luigi’s however did, the driver was there at train site and even called me 5 mins. Prior to the arrival of our train. We ordered Lg. Pizza, wings and garlic cheese bread everything was delicious we were the envy of many passengers even though the food on the train is really good one thing they don’t serve is pizza and my kids wanted pizza oh and my wife also wanted pizza so we called Luigi’s pizza the food deserves 4 stars and the customer service deserves 10 stars.

Went here after a pharmacology exam because I needed to just relax after and though I really enjoyed the spot, my buddies weren’t as convinced. Great pizza buffet, great tasting NY style pies, great service, but a less than stellar dinning environment.
First off, this location is great and right on the Mills foodie block downtown. I’ve seen it heading to nearby restaurants so when the opportunity came up to stop by, I threw my hat in for it. The dinning space is a little drab and it looks like they are trying too hard to be a classic Italian restaurant. I think they would be better off taking down all the cliché décor and go with a industrial downtown Italian shop. So if you go here, don’t expect much from the décor (seems to be a trend for downtown spots…).
We all got the buffet (All you can eat, how can you say no??? hahaha) The pies were great though. They were a little doughy but man was the crust crispy. It was like they slathered butter and oil all over the crust and baking sheet because the whole thing was a beautiful mix between soft and moist to crunchy and oily! It really made for a great pie. They were really great about a special request pizza of «Meat lovers» and were really quick in getting it out. The pie was covered with they typical variety of meats and it was obvious they weren’t skimping on the toppings. An extra bonus was the buffet also included wings, which were pretty good, though I would have liked a more generous sauce coverage ratio. Then there was a whole variety of pastas, lasagna, salad, and desert included as well, but I didn’t dare venture far from the delicious pies. A funny side note, I also noticed they had calabacitas (a zucchini style soup with cheese). Aaarrrrhhhhh! {side head tilt}
Overall, I’ll be trying this place again soon. I wouldn’t mind picking up a pie to go just to see if they always make their pies the same, soft and crunchy. They got a $ 16 combo daily special (1 large with 5 toppings, 10 hot wings) that I think I’ll be scoopin’ up soon.

So, Lunch Pizza & Salad buffet, all you can eat for $ 6.49 + tax.
A REAL DEAL!
The food is pretty good and all you can eat for $ 6.49, gee… Lasagna, several types of pizza, a salad bar with lots of options, several kinds of soups, bottomless soft drinks — who can complain about that? A-​OK by me.