Papa Johns Pizza

Ben Rayborn

This…. Is Thee best Papa John’s pizza I’ve ever seen or eaten!!!!! Five Stars! I don’t remember the gentleman’s name that made, cooked, and handed me this pie (carry out on 10/3/23 6ish pm), but thank you so much! I don’t give out 5 stars frivolously. I’ve ordered this pizza the same way so many times from so many places in different cities and states cuz I travel a lot for work and this is the first time it’s been just perfect. I asked for well done… it is cooked perfectly well done, The crust is nice and brown but not burnt, the red pepper flakes are dispersed nicely across the entire crust, The width of the stuff crust is almost the same exact width around the whole pizza, the toppings are very nicely portioned and spread out, the pizza is actually cut all the way through, all the slices are exactly the same size, it’s cut perfectly down the middle with not a single topping from one half on the wrong side (I ordered a split pie: half pepperoni, black olives/ half spinach, roma, chicken, bacon, black olives), he even has a few pepperonis, spinach leaves peaking through the cheese so they got nicely browned and they’re crispy…. What more can I say about this pie? I guess I’ll find out as I bite into my second slice. Thank you, thank you, thank you… You are a magical mad scientist pizza wizard 🍕 🧙‍♀️ and this is a delicious work of art!

Brian Godley

We live 4.5 miles from the store and was told they don't deliver. That is absolutely crazy and a big loss of business. Guess this is what happens when a second party answers the phone then transfers you to the store and no one answers.

R S

Don't normally get pizza from here as in the past it was nasty. Tonight was good. When I went to pick up the pizza I had ordered, an employee completely ignored me when someone told them to ring me up. Instead, some lady who I assume was on her break, as she was sitting down in plain sight... came up and got my name and brought the pizza to me. Not very professional if ignoring customers doesn't matter who they are. That's bad for business.