Dunwoodie Pizzeria

Just a good all around pie

3 sauce square and spicy pepperoni square were both top notch

Dave got it wrong lol pizza was great best in a while better than 8.2 for sure

Great first bite

Thin and crispy but it’s not hitting all the notes. The sauce isn’t coming through the cheese. It’s not that it’s got a lot of cheese, it’s just lacking sauce to be well balanced. Good crisp, no flop but the not full of flavor like Gino’s on Sbroadway (Gino’s got a lil chew but it’s got flavor)

Grandma's Spicy Pepperoni

Tastes like prince street. 8.4 that’s a review.

Decent flavor, good char but not much sauce. Inside of the place looks nice though and the workers seem nice. Good neighborhood spot it seems like.

Dave must of been high while rating this. It was mid at best.

Portnoy out of his mind for his rating. It was mid.

Pretty good undercarriage and great flavor

Very good crisp! Sauce to cheese was off and that’s why it’s not in the 8’s. Also a bit too greesy

Pretty mediocre. After getting railed by Johnny’s (closed for 2 weeks), these at least filled me up. Bronx hasn’t seen the last of me yet

Amazing pie please come here at least a few hour drive

Established in 1970, Dunwoodie Pizzeria has been serving the Westchester area for over 50 years. Coming into this review, I had lofty expectations for this old school, cash only, fairly hyped joint. As you can see, the box is overstuffed with a very traditional, thickish and surprisingly heavy football pizza. Not exactly a generic pie, but certainly not special in any way, shape or form. The dough is firm and tasty with solid consistency and a decently charred undercarriage; also somewhat soft but just crunchy enough to go along with a lightly crisped crust. The cheese is pretty typical, swallowed in the middle of the pie by a pool of grease. Likely of cheap quality, oozing with oil piled atop the vast majority of the pizza. Not terribly salty, but not quite flavorful either, the shredded mozzarella blend is slightly subpar. The sauce is also disappointingly basic, leaning towards bland and nondescript. Not particularly sweet, not too tangy, and not much overall oomph, the sauce is pizza flavored without an ounce of pizzazz. Overall, this is solid, yet unspectacular football pizza led by the terrifically firm texture but let down by the excess oil and mostly pedestrian flavor of the cheese and sauce. Despite these drawbacks, this is still pretty good pizza, just not exceptional by any means; I’m definitely not going out of my way for it. All in all, it’s slightly underwhelming and a little disappointing based on the high hopes coming into the review, considering the travel-worthy scores from Portnoy and the OneBite community.

regular slice is a solid 8.0 for me. The pepperoni square nice and thin has fra diavolo sauce which adds a great kick. I’d give that a 8.6

Sauce isn’t saucy enough but overall it’s solid

Slice run!!! Starting off in Yonkers at Dunwoodie pizza, went with their signature pepperoni square and loved it. Good char on the cups providing a good kick to the rich chunky tomato sauce for awesome contrast. Cheese blanketed on top of the almost grandma style crust that had a great crisp on every bite. This place is an awesome old school spot that’s been around since 1970 give them a try if your in the area!!! Must try slice.

Decent pizza