Dudley was amazing , great food and great vibe . Large portions and good beverages. I would…read morerecommend this for a friends and family. 5 stars

The Dudley bills itself as a "sports bar," a term I kept in mind during my most recent--and…read moremercifully brief--second visit. Now, when one hears "sports bar," certain expectations naturally follow: A menu of reliable, if unimaginative, pub fare; Service that is brisk without being brusque; and Televisions broadcasting actual sports--plural. These were the modest criteria for our Saturday night outing. We wanted casual, we wanted laid-back, and above all, we wanted to watch the Leafs take on the Blackhawks in an original-six matchup. A simple request, really--the sort of thing that should be baked into the DNA of any establishment daring to call itself a sports bar. Instead, what we got was a masterclass in missing the point. Unbeknownst to me, the evening coincided with a major UFC event--a spectacle I neither follow nor resent, but which apparently consumed every screen in the building like an invasive species. Upon seating, I made the radical suggestion that one--just one--of the many televisions be tuned to the hockey broadcast. This was met with the kind of inertia usually reserved for geological formations. I understand The Dudley likely paid handsomely for the privilege of airing the fight, but here's a thought: read the room. Beyond a half-dozen twenty-somethings glued to the octagon, the rest of the bar seemed about as invested in UFC as they were in quantum mechanics. From there, the evening spiraled into mediocrity. The booth assigned to us was a Jackson Pollock of crumbs and congealed sauces; I left with shoes that looked like they'd moonlighted as mop heads. Unacceptable. The food? A triumph of apathy. Whoever plated our meals did so with the enthusiasm of a teenager forced to write an essay on a Saturday. Pub grub doesn't need to be art, but when everything else is circling the drain, it should at least try to be edible with flair. Instead, dishes advertised with whimsical touches--"tomato jam," for instance (a pretentious euphemism for ketchup?)--were executed so half-heartedly that one wonders why the charade exists at all. Innovation without delivery isn't clever; it's culinary cosplay. In conclusion, while this visit does not permanently exile The Dudley from future consideration, let's just say it won't be topping my list anytime soon. Mediocrity may be forgivable, but only when paired with effort--and effort was conspicuously absent.

I've ordered here a few times since I came to Prince George and it is a reasonably good place. When…read moreit comes to the pizza, the dough is hit and miss. It's sometimes really good and sometimes a little bit on the soggy side. They give you plenty of toppings, but perhaps slack on the cheese a tad. Nothing too bad, it is noticeable on some of the pizzas though. In terms of customer service, the guy that always answers the phone is a bit rude/impatient though the delivery guys always seem nice. Every time I've ordered they've quoted 45 minutes to an hour, and every time it came in 15-20 minutes so keep an ear out even if they say it'll be later. My only real issue with it is value for money. When buying two pizzas (which you should always do), each basic 14" pizza works out to $15 not including tax. This isn't competitive with most of the other chains in town, particularly as the chains have specials and coupons that can get you an equivalent pizza for around $12 before tax. Overall it's a decent place, just doesn't stand out.

For my neighbourhood, there is only one choice for Pizza. I love the pizza here. The price is very…read moreexcellent, the guys running the place are super friendly, and the pizza... Amazing dough, and excellent ingredients. I won't bother with the pricey pub pizza up the street, or dominoes (which would be my other two options in my neighbourhood. I also like that I get a free 6 pack of pop when I go pick the food up.

Dominos always has consistency no matter where you go in North America. Pizza is always goodread more

It was ok, however, maybe I'm just used to our favorite Dominos in AK, but something tasted off.read more

We ordered Tandoori chicken and garlic naan bread that were both delicious. The service was good…read moreand the location convenient for us pulling a camping trailer.

Oh man this place is bad. The first thing you hear is the…read moregrinding of a fan from the kitchen throughout the whole restaurant. The service is slow. No water refill the entire time I was there. Didn't bother to come check how my food was. I had the chicken korma, chicken in a creamy cashew sauce, ordered it medium. What a disappointment. The dish came with six small pieces of chicken (totally maybe half a chicken breast). The sauce was void of any pieces of cashews. It was medium, but there was no flavor development. The chicken itself tasted like it had been boiled, then tossed into the sauce. It was cooked, but just tasted bland. All in all, a pass for me.

update from my last review:…read more wonderful service and still a beautiful restaurant but had an issue with my food. i ordered 3 pieces of fish with chips. i normally love this restaurant but after about 5 minutes of eating it with tartar i started to feel a little nauseous. my friends decided to order the chicken burger, it looked wonderfully breaded and put together, but the chicken was a greyish colour and mildly cold as well. i would say try the all you can eat fish and chips if you want great quality. maybe i just came at on off night, but i can say for sure their all you can eat nights are always busy and fresh.

This place was ok. The food was pretty good, but not that much for the price. When we asked the…read morewaitress what sides we could choose from, Cezar salad was an option. When we got our bill, they charged extra for the salads- kind of a rip off. I give it a 3.5 star rounded down because I'm a little mad about the extra charge for the salads.

Ask anyone what to grab for lunch in PG and they'll recommend The Wall of Fame. Can a sandwich shop…read morebe that good? Absolutely. We are here twice through the week, both times ordering ahead and being treated incredibly well, despite long lines out the door. The team is friendly and prompt. The food? Even better. The sandwiches range from typical to unique, come on amazing bread, and in my case, can be made gluten free. There's also salads, power bowls, and our team's personal favorite, parm fries that were truly addicting. We'll be back here.

We really like Wall of Fame! The first time my partner and I tried it, we looked at each other and…read moreboth thought, "This is going to be our monthly go-to." The donair fries are our favorite. It would be nice if the cashier staff could be a little friendlier, especially towards immigrants like us -- it makes a big difference. Looking forward to our next visit!

Dominos is dominos. You either like their pizza or you hate it. What makes this franchise amazing…read moreis their service. We were visiting Prince George for my son's Taekwondo tournament and ordered pizza after a long 8 hour drive up. Not only was it a super quick delivery, but they brought up napkins, plates, and cups to our hotel room! First time in my life ANY pizza place has done this. Absolutely fantastic customer service. I highly recommend this franchise to hotel guests. They go the extra mile.