This has been my favorite restaurant for 25 years BUT things have changed. The twisted shrimp were…read moremouthwatering with a sauce to die for BUT they switched to popcorn shrimp and ruined them. I had to order them to fry them 20 seconds less so they would not be overcooked and inedible. Two days ago, I ordered the bruschetta and was shocked. It was a completely different product. Instead of primarily tomatoes it was a disgusting mixture of so many spices it came out as a soupy, smelly mess. I went back the next day to return it, and the manager was rude and unhappy that I have voiced displeasure in the past about foods that were not prepared properly or the recipe was radically changed. I think that was my last visit to order food to go. They do not appreciate constructive criticism!

Service is great! Food is on point, and the chic ambience sets the mood! And their cocktails are…read moremade well and taste great too

They are great in many ways. Or should I say always great! Their staff is great. Food delicious and…read moreconsistent. Been ordering from them for over 1978. Never a complaint!!

Been afew month since ordered take out from Paul's pizza but when I lived in Penndel area it was…read moreour Pizza place and always got the big hot pasta dinners as well as all our pizzas and hoagies too. I sometimes when driving g by will stop and get takeout now that I don't like in that area but I'm only a bit away outside of Langhorne so We still like Paul's Pizz's!

We shared a Caesar salad, garlic bread, medium margarita pizza and a side of cheese ravioli in red…read moresauce. Food came quick, but not too quick. The Caesar was enough for 4 people to have a side salad and was perfectly dressed. The garlic bread was fine. The raviolis in red sauce were tender and tasty. The pizza was good. The crust could have been thinner and a little less sauce but I would order it again. It looks like a takeout pizza place when you walk in - you need to let them know you want to sit in and eat. The intimate booth seating was a nice touch. Our server was attentive but not too much. The bathrooms need a bit of work. All in all, a nice lunch and I would go back.

I came here this weekend for my grandfathers 90th birthday lunch. I loved the food ! The sauce that…read morethe mussels came in ( red ) was AMAZING. I also wanted to say my lobster ravioli was perfect. I wish I was able to eat more food but I got so full from trying everything. The bread was warm and tasty. The mussels in white sauce were also really good. The service was great and the ambiance was cute and comfortable. If I didn't live so far away in NY I would come here more often. My family lives near by so I will definitely come back again when I'm in PA!

I love the langhorne location best manage's are Peter and…read moreRobert and Favorite server is Jackie always feel at home here everyone who works here seem to love their job and of course the food is always so good

We didn't even get a chance to eat. As soon as we entered the restaurant, we felt intensely stared…read moreat and uncomfortable. At one point, it even seemed like employees were calling others from the back to look at us. The atmosphere became so unwelcoming that we decided to leave before ordering anything. This happened during what was supposed to be a joyful holiday outing for our family, and it was deeply upsetting. We never expected to feel this way at a well-known establishment. Thankfully, we went to IHOP down the street afterward, where we were treated with kindness and respect. I want to be careful not to assume anyone's intentions, but as a visibly Muslim family, the experience left us feeling singled out and unwelcome. What should have been a normal dining experience instead felt hostile and hurtful. No one should be treated differently because of their religion, appearance, culture, or beliefs. In 2026, there is still so much work to do when it comes to respect, inclusion, and basic human decency. I am speaking up not just for myself, but for anyone who has ever felt targeted, uncomfortable, or silenced because of who they are. Religious discrimination and Islamophobia should never be normalized or ignored. Businesses that serve the public have a responsibility to ensure all customers are treated with dignity and respect. I have submitted a formal complaint regarding my experience and hope accountability follows. Silence protects discrimination. Speaking up challenges it. #Islamophobia #ReligiousDiscrimination #MuslimVoices #RespectForAll #DiscriminationAwareness