Ok, we order here for our weekly pizza and wings or meatball sub. If you ask for your food done a…read morecertain way they do it. Now they might take an hour or two, but ya know what.. it's worth it!! Their wings take a good 45 because they bake them. Mmmm again worth it!

This place is a joke. Employees can drink while on the clock and even when they are just a patron…read moreat the moment they think they run the roost. Don't bother using your credit card either, if you go you may want to use cash because they will illegally charge you double/put a tip on your card without your permission. I've been to some trashy places, however this place takes the cake, don't risk your time or money for sub-par service and thieves.

Went to Old Scratch after a 5K and honestly, it was a GREAT decision haha! I customized my own…read morepizza with mushrooms, sausage, and bacon, and there were so many options to choose from. The place is super spacious, has a bar, and the service was really speedy. And the pizza?! SO SO SO SO SO good! Their homemade ranch is also chef's kiss and definitely worth trying. If this place were in Vegas, I would probably be here every week haha! Thanks to the staff for a welcoming visit!

Nice clean establishment. Generous parking. Pizza.... a bit overpriced for what you get. Pizza…read moreitself is probably a 6 out of 10. very skimpy on toppings. For such a small menu you would think they would do better. Do yourself a favor and skip it. So many better pizza joints in Beavercreek.

Love Godfather's Pizza It's one of the best Pizza's in OH…read moreLove the one out by the Dayton Mall

´Tis a grand day…read more Chicago is on our mind today, and Godfather's Pizza reminds us of our many Chicago experiences. We like to holiday for a week at a time in Chicago; in addition to several favorite Chicago Steak houses and ethnic restaurants, we always make time for a Chicago Pizza. These Chicago pizza houses may require 45 minutes to deliver the pizza to the table. Godfather's Pizza requires a phone call, and the pizza is ready in 15 minutes for take-away. This weekend, several other Greater Dayton Metropolitan Pizza houses are promoting their coupons; Godfather's Pizza in Centerville has never offered coupons. Nevertheless, Godfather's Pizza is very busy with dine-in and take-away. Godfather's Pizza is in desperate need of web page development as well as correct search links. Often, it takes a few too many mouse clicks to locate the menu. We like the Super Combo, regular crust. Somehow, the employees at Godfather's Pizza have not yet mastered the built it yourself concept. Godfather's Pizza creates our kind of pizza. We look forward to return visits. The tariff is appropriate for the fare.

Delicious pizza at Eastside!! The Angry Woman add onions!! And a buffalo chicken. It was so…read moregood!! Owner was great to talk to!!

Fantasic food and fantastic owners! Please don't write this…read moreone off because it's not fancy or a chain restaurant; it more than delivers a wonderful family dining experience (sorta retro style). Prices are good and the folks really appreciate your business. Easy in and out with lots of parking. You will find yourself coming back for more!

I like making pasta dishes, so we don't go here often, I mean like once every 4 years, but now I…read morethink we should be going here more often. I got the loaded baked spaghetti, Richelle got the baked spaghetti. We did drive through, not bad on the time, since I think do have to bake the dish. Drive through staff friendly, service with a smile. Loaded baked spaghetti has sausage and meatballs, it's not home made, but it good enough. Plenty of sauce, and portion is well sized too. We got some bread sticks that were minis, they were a little crisper, which I liked. We got 5 boneless wings, garlic parmesan sauce. I liked the sauce it has a spicy kick, Richelle said to much garlic.

I came to the Springfield Location because my Nephew was in town and we wanted to go somewhere…read morethat would feed the family that wasn't too hard on the wallet. Fazzolli's did not disappoint. When my family said they were going to Olive Garden I said I'll pass. So they decided on Fazzolli's to accommodate me.The only problem I had, not being a regular I wasn't well versed in some of the names of items. When my brother asked our group if we should get the family meal in my mind I thought of a meal as a main dish, a couple of sides, some bread, dessert and a drink. Surprise, surprise, surprise. A family meal was actually 2 bowls of pasta of our choice, breadsticks and that was it. We had the Alfredo. When I make it I use a little more sauce and throw in some chicken for good measure . I didn't see the menu but I'm guessing I could have had chicken at a higher cost. It was tasty none the less. We also had spadetti, again when I make it there is more sauce and I like mine meaty. I'm guessing meatballs could be had at an additional cost. The spaghetti was good. Both dishes were well made. I liked the bread sticks. I still think it was misnamed. To be a meal at a minimum it should have had a salad or coleslaw and threw in a small sharable dessert. Our server was Yvonne. I hope Fazzolli's knows what an asset she is. She was friendly, kind, cheerful, attentive and her smile was genuine and made our dining experience even more enjoyable. She made sure everyone had everything the wanted or needed. I loved the way she interacted with the four children in our group. She worked tirelessly to attend to all the guests in our group and in the dining and keep the place clean. I was so hungry that I failed to take pictures of my food. I left stuffed and I promise on my next visit I'll take pics. I'm noticing that with bidenomics $6.99 is the new $5. My nephew and his wife both opted for Lasagna and recommended I try it next time. Next time I'll earn loyalty points. The loyalty points and the way Yvonne treated my family is what makes a regular of me. I recommend this location for those who want a break from burgers.

https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews…read more Marion's Piazza 1320 N. Fairfield Rd, Beavercreek, OH https://marionspiazza.com I have driven past Marion's for years on the way to the Mall at Fairfield Commons, the movies, or whatever, and I have never stopped. I've read plenty of people raving online about how "awesome" it is. Heck, they're even "Dayton's #1 Pizza" (self-proclaimed, naturally ). So, after a long day of visiting our youngest at college, dropping half my paycheck at Sam's Club and Walmart to restock her dorm fridge, embarking on a 7-mile hike around campus looking at stuff, and 6 hours of travel time... we were starving. My wife said, "Let's try Marion's in Beavercreek." Pizza? I'm in. We are basically pizza professionals, plus it's fresh content for the page. #DoubleScore We walked in and immediately got lost. We must have entered through the wrong door because we stood there looking as confused as a boomer trying to navigate TikTok. We were staring at what looked like a gas station cooler filled with sodas, beers, and hard ciders. After our two semi-educated brains collided, we walked down to a counter with a good view of the kitchen where an army of teenagers was violently assembling pizzas. Saw a cash register and put 2 and 2 together on our very own. A nice young lady acknowledged us, and I just confessed: "We've never been here, how does this work?" She explained; You order your food in this line, and pay. Then, you migrate over to the "bar" area (those gas station coolers), wait in another line, and pay for your drinks separately. It's a totally segregated system for food and beverages. Umm what? We ordered a large (13") pepperoni. Half mushroom, half banana peppers (my toxic trait). Slid a few feet to the left for drinks. I asked for a draft Michelob Ultra. Turns out they don't have Ultra on draft. No Ultra on draft... on the Lord's day?! Fine. I asked for a Bud Light draft. I watched the barmaid pour my beer into a plastic mug... and it was Miller Lite. Honestly? I'm choosing peace today. I just drank the Miller Lite. My safe space is sitting down with a cold beer, whatever the brand. Not worth the hassle. Now, my wife has an unhealthy obsession with extra pizza sauce. So, I asked for a container of extra sauce. You would have thought I asked for the nuclear launch codes. The girl asked if I wanted it "warmed up." I said yes (apparently the wrong answer). She warned me it would take 3-4 minutes. I watched this girl open a giant metal can, scoop out raw, basic tomato paste into a tin, and send it on a 4-minute spiritual journey through the pizza oven. Boom. "Sauce." #HERO Let's talk about the pizza. I have friends who have hyped this place up for years. Honestly... I wasn't impressed. If this truly is Dayton's #1 Pizza, let's send some thoughts and prayers to Dayton. The crust was actually pretty good--crunchy, thin, and loaded with toppings. Favor.......Basic, nothing to brag about. Could have used a parmesan or red pepper kick...... But the tables inside? Naked. Just salt and pepper. No parmesan cheese. No red pepper flakes. Eating pizza without shaky cheese feels like a hate crime against Italian culture, but okay. Customer service is basically non-existent. You order at two different counters, pay at two different counters, pick up your own food, fetch your own refills, and clean up your own mess. Paper plates, small enough for one pizza square. Look, I'm all for personal responsibility, but if I wanted to do chores, I'd have just gone home. ‍‍‍ 3 out of 5 Bald Heads PROS: * Crispy Thin Crust * Affordable * Massive seating area (very clean and nice!) * Awesome arcade room for the kids CONS: * Just very... basic. Could have done better at home * Confusing ordering dynamic * NO PARMESAN OR RED PEPPER FLAKES * Total lack of table service The Verdict: If I was locked in Beavercreek and this was the only option, I would happily eat it again and support a local business. But I ain't making a road trip just to eat here when I have amazing local pizza back home in the WCH. Do you agree with me or am I totally wrong? Let me know in the comments! And hey, if you laughed, got triggered, or just like honest reviews--smash that LIKE button, hit SHARE, and make sure you FOLLOW the page! Help a bald guy out! #MarionsPiazza #DaytonPizza #BeavercreekOhio #PizzaReview #SupportLocal #FoodieDrama #HonestReview #BaldHeadReviews #OhioEats #PizzaLovers

THE BEST PIZZA IN THE 937 AREA!!…read more Want pizza that is fresh every time you get it? A good atmosphere to eat your pizza in? Kind and friendly employees that are eager to serve you? Look no further than Marion's!! Highly recommend a large pizza with extra cheese, onions, and sausage ‍

Solid 4 with Buckeye Barn. Don't come for me Popeyes lovers, I love it too; that being said,…read moreBuckeye Barn has fantastic fried chicken. Best in town, so far. And the hot pepper cheese bites hold their own. Decent, nothing remarkable, Cole slaw. One problem, they put the cold with hot. And warm Cole slaw doesn't do it for me. Maybe you love it, what do I care? Baked beans came cold, maybe that's a fluke or maybe they always come cold. Either way, I won't be ordering them again. And they ALWAYS forget the rolls, which is fine taste-wise, but the miser in me gets pissy about paying for something and it doesn't come. The chicken makes up for it. And I'm telling you now, skip the slice of Buckeye Pie at, like $4, I took a pic of the slice I bought to try and used a Hersheys size as a size guide. You get my drift? This is not a negative review, friends! I think it's a great restaurant! Seriously, we order from it all the time. Try the dang chicken!

I drove by this place dozens of times before deciding to try it. It's much nicer that expected of…read morea "barn" restaurant. The dining room and bathrooms are clean and well kept. The service wasn't terribly quick, but I did come in right after a large group of senior hotties. Service was polite, smart and friendly. I had the 4pc wings with coleslaw and potatoe salad. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the wings were good sized (not like the BW3 disappointment wings). The breading was light and golden as advertised. The sides were excellent too. Pleasantly surprised by everything, and the pricing was very reasonable, too.

Okay, at first glance you're thinking, "a sandwich place next to a gas station? Classy ," and you…read moremight be right but give it a chance. Although the place is small and ostensibly shady, once on the inside you see it's actually rustically welcoming and quaint. It has a secluded feel that draws you in and is actually the opposite of what you believed it to be. With a full menu and beers on tap, this place is where a group can stay for a while and enjoy just relaxing. The food was tasty and quite cheap. We all had some version of a sandwich along with the teezers (their version of a cheesy jalapeño popper). All was delicious. The time we were there (a Thursday night), they held a music bingo night, which was cool but a little too loud to hold a comfortable conversation. Overall, this was an interesting and unexpected good time. It goes to show you that we shouldn't judge a restaurant by the gas station it's located next to . Try it out and enjoy.

What a mixed bag. First the best part, the service from the bartender with tattooed arms was…read moreoutstanding. She was attentive and caring despite having to serve the bar and almost all the tables. The pizza was just okay. Not the best but not the worst. The bad was when I walked in with a coworker, one of the workers was ahead of us and held the door. I said "thank you" but it is very loud in this establishment and as soon as the door opens you are hit the the noise. She didn't hear me. She turned very angrily to me and said "YOU'RE WELCOME". I politely told her I said thank you and thanked her again. She just stared at me and walked away without saying another word. I should have left but I was there with someone else. It was not a pleasant experience. She didn't hear me do the right thing. I wasn't going to yell.