Have been here several times for pizza. Every time the pizza comes out perfect. Nice oven crust not…read morefloppy or soggy. Service is great and nice atmosphere. Working in the area and this is our go to pizza place.

If this La Torcia, I have to say this is probably the best pizza in town. Just overpriced in my…read moreopinion.

Was looking for fast food and discovered this restaurant . Passed on burgers and tacos. Decided to…read moretry here. Italian personal size dinners at fair prices . Very good quality. Nice service. Delivers order to Tsble. Similar to chains on the west coast but on a fast food scale. First time seeing this restaurant. If in Poplar Bluff and looking for quick dinner but not at a traditional Italian restaurant, try this place. Order a combo dinner plate. Was very good

Food is always great. Husband loves the pizza here. Service was fast and friendly. Everything is…read moreclean and neat. Well be coming back

The hot steamed sandwiches are great. A small filled me up. Very cheesy. I wish the ham and turkey…read morewere fresh sliced instead of processed. A little too sweet for my taste. I'll stick with the beef items. The pastrami and corned beef was very tasty.

Horrible customer service. They yelled at me because they said the app was messing up. No. You are…read moremessing up. Dirty windows. Sad . Get better employees. They stare at you. Text on phones.

i ordered a bunch of stuff delivered a few months ago and all i remember is that my reuben was not…read morecooked. i thought that was kinda weird. hopefully it was just a mistake and this restaurateur does not actually believe that a reuben sandwich can be served cold and ungrilled? i grilled it myself, and it was really good, but uhh lololol

The reviews are not old. The portions are small. Soup is always cold. The forgot my items . They…read moreare not very nice. Very very expensive. Crowded , and slow.

I shop here every other week. The last two times I have been there I have encounter a young man…read morenamed Chance. He was the most friendly and helpful young man I have seen in a long time. Every store needs a Chance.

Dear Walmart Customer Service,…read more I am writing to complain about how a Purina cat food coupon was handled during a recent purchase. I had a coupon that was valid for up to $49.99 off a case of Purina cat food. During my purchase, I bought two cases: one priced at $43.12 and another priced at $28.08. First, I was inconvenienced by the lengthy wait required because a salaried manager had to authorize the coupon. Unfortunately, the situation became even more frustrating when the manager applied the coupon to the $28.08 case, rather than the $43.12 case. If the coupon was valid for up to $49.99, it seems only reasonable that it should have been applied to the qualifying case with the higher purchase price of $43.12. Instead, Walmart effectively shortchanged me by $15.04 in coupon value. What makes this particularly concerning is that Walmart is not absorbing the cost of this promotion. Purina presumably reimburses Walmart for properly redeemed promotional coupons. Therefore, I have a difficult time understanding why the coupon was deliberately applied to the less expensive case. There is also another issue that concerns me. The manager did not write the actual discount amount on the coupon, even though that was apparently required. Consequently, I have no way of knowing whether Walmart will submit the coupon to Purina for the actual $28.08 discount or potentially receive the full $49.99 reimbursement. If Walmart receives the full $49.99 reimbursement from Purina while only giving me $28.08 in savings, that would mean Walmart could potentially profit an additional $21.91 from the transaction, while I was denied the $15.04 in savings I reasonably expected based on the higher-priced case. At a minimum, the failure to document the actual discount creates a serious transparency issue. I would like Walmart to investigate this transaction and explain: 1. Why the coupon was applied to the $28.08 case instead of the $43.12 case. 2. What Walmart's policy is regarding applying coupons that are valid for "up to" a specified dollar amount. 3. What amount Walmart will submit to Purina for reimbursement. 4. Why the manager failed to document the actual discount amount on the coupon as required. 5. Whether Walmart will reimburse me the $15.04 difference resulting from the coupon being applied to the lower-priced case. I have been a Walmart customer, but experiences like this make customers question whether they are actually receiving the full benefit of promotions advertised by Walmart and its suppliers. This is not simply about $15.04. It is about fairness, transparency, and whether customers can trust Walmart to properly honor promotional offers. I would appreciate a prompt explanation and resolution.

Hanna was an amazing server! Prompt, efficient and great sence of humor. The table next to us was…read morehaving a birthday and everyone joined in with that fun. The music was great. The food was AMAZING. The steak perfect and the salad huge . Bread to die for. I coild have eaten that bread all night! If I had room for desert I would have had some of that too. All around great experience.

Believe me when I say I've made better steak at home. The price is absolutely laughableread more

We were staying at a nearby hotel and called to order a pizza. We were planning on a medium 3…read moreingredient hand tossed. The lady in the phone suggested a large crispy Pharm one ingredient for $12 something. I was curious. She said it was a thin crust with parmigiana cheese. It sounded like it might be good. It was far too salty. That was the main taste. We didn't eat half of it. It's been awhile since we've gotten a Papa John's pizza. Their other crusts might be good, but I don't recommend the crispy Pharm. It's more of a crispy salt. Based on the pizza we got tonight, I would give it a 1, but I've had Papa John's pizza with different crusts that were decent.

Quick. Friendly. Pizza?? Not a fan. $15 got a pizza with not a lot of anything. Toppings and cheese…read morewere minimal. Flavor..Bland at best. Crust was tasteless and the overall flavor was nothing to brag about. If you want good pizza than I'd say try something else. I'd rather of had a frozen Tombstone Pizza. Seriously

The wife and I live out in the "boonies" north of Poplar Bluff, inside that section of Mark Twain…read moreNational Forest. We generally only make one trip a month into Poplar Bluff to do our grocery shopping and eat at one of our favorite places. My wife had never eaten at Godfathers before last year, but it's now her favorite pizza place. Due to medical conditions she can't eat much pork, so most pizza toppings are just out of consideration, but once she tried their Loaded Baked Potato pizza she was hooked. We come in for the lunch buffet and the employees make sure to get one of "her" pizzas out on the line ASAP if there's not one out there already as that one and their Taco pizza is what she's after, while I feast on the pepperoni and sausage ones that she can't eat! The dining area is always clean and someone will come through often to clear tables. There's always plenty of plates available and fresh pizza constantly replenishing the buffet. Also pasta, chicken strip and several dessert offerings as well as a full salad bar, no reason to leave hungry.

Waited way too long for my order. Walked out. The staff looks at you. They cared about the line…read more Godfathers is not very good pizza.