They've been in the heart of downtown ever since we moved here in 2006. Al is a wonderful, friendly owner & the food is exceptional & not over priced!

For our little Midlothian, the pizza is the star of the show. The pasta dishes get the job done when you need an Italian fix, but we do the pizza monthly at our house. Always my first recommendation for affordable, good quality pies - the crust finds that mix of crispy and chewy for sure.

The server is so nice and straight from Italy which is a plus. The food is great and well price. The pizza was a home run, for sure will be back

The food was great! Bread was nice and waLocally owned business. Took the recommendation of the server and got the Tuscan Chicken And Penne Vodka.

Love their calzones. Very light and crispy crust with a delicious stuffing. Very authentic. Nice staff and good prices!

We dropped into Villa Italiana with some friends and enjoyed a pleasant dinner. We were served dinner rolls which were surprisingly very good. I'm a bit weird when it comes to calzones, but I took a chance and didn't regret it. They were light like a crosswind but in the shape of a roll. The breading to cheese and topping ratio was spot on. My husband was not as big on the lasagna, but he did enjoy it and noted it's more Italian style than your typical layered noodle lasagna. Overall, it was a pleasant experience - the dining area was calm and quiet and the service was good. The only thing I would knock is that the bathroom could use some work.

Loved the ambiance vibes! Loved the aroma vibes! Loved the people vibes! Definitely a 5 star rating just walking in! We definitely appreciated being guided through menu options & recommendations were hit for our family dinner! We are excited to explore their cuisine creations & traditional options!

I wish we tried this place sooner. We moved from ari from about 3 years ago and my son is SUPER picky about his NY style pizza. There's a place in Arlington where we are regular customers and my son has been eating their pizza for about 11 years now. It's a bit of a drive, but we make it because it's better than the two Italian places that we've tried in Midlothian in the last couple years. We consistently heard good thing about this place and decided to order a large pizza. I'm so happy to say that my son likes it and would happily eat it again! I can't wait to go inside and explore the full menu. We could have saved ourselves a few long trips if we had tried this place earlier

We drive through Midlothian all the time. Only 25 minutes away from us, the city itself has grown by leaps and bounds in the 30 years we've lived south of Dallas; but it's historic downtown is pretty much the same. Different types of businesses have come and gone and although Villa Italiana has been there since 2013, we've yet to stop in. A full blown Italian restaurant, not just a pizzeria, Villa Italiana has an unassuming pleasant vibe. When seated, one booth seat was split, which always annoys me. In a virtually empty restaurant, why seat anyone there? If it's necessary to seat people there, then fix it. Just my opinion. They had a lovely menu and service was prompt, friendly and helpful. After ordering and getting our salads, a party of 3 came in and were seated directly behind us - two exuberant children and their Mother. No one else in the place. So then I understood. I assume these two booths in front are always in rotation, closest to the kitchen, unless you ask to be seated somewhere else. So no social distancing is in use here, although there's plenty of room. This is a busy Mom and Pop place. I get it. It's about convenience; but if we return, I think we'll ask to sit in the large back dining room. We had their house tossed salads with their truly delicious homemade House dressing. The salads were basic lettuce and tomato but that wonderful homemade House dressing with its tangy bite is to die for. A few olives, red onion slices or cucumber would be nice for $3.50. It does come with some of the best rolls I've ever had in a casual restaurant. With an incredible chewy crust and airy light crumb, you could just keep on eating rolls! We ordered their hand tossed, large size, 9 topping pizza plus anchovies. I wanted to like this pizza. The crust was perfectly cooked, the toppings went all the way to the edge and it looked beautiful. It just had an unusual taste that I didn't care for. Was it the sauce or lack of it? The mushy bell peppers? I couldn't figure it out. Still, we soldiered on through two slices each and boxed up the rest for home. At home, reheated with a jarred pizza sauce, the pizza was much better. It's difficult to explain how the additional acid of the tomato sauce made such a difference. The restaurant was clean. Service was pleasant and thorough. There's parking on the street at a busy intersection; but it worked out okay, even at rush hour! We would return to try the entrees, based on reviews that I read, and perhaps try a different pizza. Menu prices are all very modest. And then there's those rolls!! Yum.