The food is good Service is okay…read moreBut if you are dining in I suggest layers it's cold in there

The waitress and staff were friendly and we were seated immediately. The decor is that of a typical…read morepizza place. I ordered the tortellini it was prepared perfect.

Five stars for the quality of the pizza and sides! Solid two stars for the service. A young gal…read moreanswered the phone when we called. She did not greet us, she just said, "pick up or delivery", which if I'm being honest, set the tone for the entire conversation! How inpersonal and uninviting! She spoke quickly and it was nearly impossible to understand her. When I asked about the specials, she gave the least amount of detail possible. I led the entire conversation and I don't work for Mama Delucas! Now, switch to the good part, the cheese bread was OUT OF THIS WORLD AMAZING! I'm embarrassed to share that I had every intention of snagging a photo of it, but we demolished the box [[on the drive home]]. The sauce is an incredible compliment. If you're in the sticks, and looking for a good take-out pizza, give Mama Deluca's a try! Just be extra patient with the staff. Note: There is no seating option.

6 years ago we moved north from the "city" and I had visions of Casey's and dominos pizza being the…read moreonly option to order for family pizza night! Suffice It to say I have been very happy with all the times I have ordered from Mama Deluca's.

Not busy when I arrived. Ordered water with "some limes",…read moregot a tiny sliver of "a" lime. Okay. Pizza took over six minutes to go from the window to my table The heat lamp was not turned on so my pizza was already getting cold. Center was squishy not crispy. The $1.50 or "one topping" $1.95 green peppers barely made it out of the center of the cooled pizza. So your "first topping" will cost you $1.95 and each additional topping is $1.50. Oh, there are only Tobasco and Franks here for hot sauce . No creativity. No water refill offered either. Once the pizza did arrive, never was checked on to see if it was okay, it was NOT! I'm leaving this review only because the last time we gave this place a shot for food, it didn't go so well either. I have visited several times just to kill time though. Bartenders and servers vary in personality, ya never know if they have any hustle in them. Usually not. Bring a sweatshirt all year round, annoyingly cold in here. The music leans to rickety old classic rock. Not a happy feel, very Moose Lodge, or Eagles Club but cleaner. They have bingo, check before you come. My server knew the menu and prices well. She was very pleasant. Mushy center crust, very little topping dispersement, lack of topping choices, (very minimal, no jalapenos anywhere), very cooled-off pizza, time to deliver to table was not acceptable in any service industry I've worked in. I'll try again out of curiosity, but not if I'm in a hurry, or really counting on a stellar, crispy, thin crust pizza. If it goes better, I'll review accordingly. I wish things would have turned out better this time. Oh! And don't worry, I still tipped 40%. It's not all the servers fault and I'm not a monster!!....and all the customers got a cookie!

Sooooo disappointed! We've lived in the area for over 35 years and Tasty's Pizza was our favorite…read morepizza joint for years. But after they moved to the bowling alley location, things have changed. I got a large specialty today, which was $26.41. It was not any where near as good as it used to be. The sauce was bland, the sausage had no flavor and the crust was like a frozen pizza. It used to have a great tasty sauce...a little spicy with a hint of sweetness...the sausage was flavorful...you could taste the fennel in it...and the crust was light, crispy and cracker like. It wasn't very good a couple years ago when I tried it either, but I was hoping they went back to their roots. They did not. Mansetti's in St. Francis and Chanticlear in Oak Grove, are much, much better. Hell, even Domino's in St. Francis is better, which tells you all you need to know. I will never get a pizza there again. Such a shame.

The food was delicious (shrimp tacos), the service (thanks Faith!) was great. I thought the prices…read morewere very reasonable as well. I also liked their Happy Hour menu. The only things missing are the Cheesy bacon puff chips and the Waterston. Please bring those back!!

Ordered this time with a phone call asking them to please not put our order on the shelf by the…read moredoor. Found out ordering on line the order may get placed by the door for pick up. This time called in the order, we picked it up at the bar, and it was great! Thanks Beef O Brady's!

Never a good experience at this location.... wish i could post pictures of the awful pizza you…read moreconstantly get here... nithing but massive bubbles lack of cheese and sauce just always terrible quality. Staff seems nice but that matters very little when the pizza is terrible.

I am literally crying tears of joy at the smell of this fine establishment. All thanks to great,…read moremagnificent absolute GOD pizza maker, Andrew. He carefully tendered each topping with love and care. This is the epitome of "fine cuisine". I heavily reccommend coming here instead of the stupid McDonalds down the street. The service at this Dominos is heads and tails above the service at the stupid Mcdonald. Emily, you're catching these hands for that rude drive thru service. Dominos, personally, would happily accept my employee discount. When asked, Andrew gave a gentle smile and responded "Of course we can take your discount." Take notes, Emily. Food 7/10

We enjoyed a Jimmy's Pizza while in the area. The employees were busy but friendly. I liked the…read morethin crust style pizza quite a bit. It doesn't rank at the top, because the crust wasn't as crispy or as tasty as I expected it might be, but it was still good all around. I'd say it's a pizza that's best eaten immediately after it's out of the oven.

The one star is because the driver at least apologized for not having a pen…read more 10 minutes on the phone to order two pizzas, costing 37 bucks. An hour and 15 later, they arrive, barely warm, and one had clearly been dropped or something. Driver arrives, I get my pen, sign for it and settle in to eat. Honestly, the cardboard box would have had better flavor! NEVER again. Domino's has better service, speed and product.

I can't honesty review this business having said I've been there, but I can tell you WHY I didn't…read morego there. The lady who answers the phone is rude beyond belief. I purchased a voucher through Living Social for a pizza and wine tasting at this business. So far, so good. In tiny print at the bottom (I acknowledge that I missed this) it said "valid on Sunday's only." So, shoot me--I mistakenly called and tried to get a Saturday reservation. The woman on the phone made it clear in no uncertain terms that I was dumber than dirt for requesting a non-Sunday reservation. She made it pretty clear that I wasn't the first idiot to not read the terms of the offer. At first, I figured she was having a bad day and was simply fed up with getting a million Living Social voucher-holders calling to request a day on which the voucher wasn't valid. Okay, I get that--dealing with the public can be trying and even though I was polite and respectful, I may have been her last straw for the day. Enter my second attempt to make a reservation a couple of weeks later. On a Sunday! Woo Hoo! I call on Sunday morning at 9:00 AM. "Hi, I'd like to make a reservation for your wine and pizza special for lunch today." Big sigh from the (same) woman on the phone. "We require 24 hours notice," said in the same condescending tone I'd heard a few weeks before. "Well," say I--beginning to get really irritated with this gal, "Do you have anything available?" I figure if they're doing a Living Social special, it's because they need the business, right? Another big sigh. "We NEED 24 hours notice. We've already put in the pizza order for today." "And you cut it so close that there isn't two pieces left over?" I want to ask (but don't). Instead I say, "Could you perhaps call the pizza place and change the order?" Another HUGE sigh. "Maybe. But I can't make any promises. They don't open until noon." I explain that I am two hours away so that making me wait until noon to let me know if I can come and partake of their stupid pizza and wine for lunch isn't going to do me much good. A snappish retort, "We NEED 24 hours notice." "Yes, I get that, but now I am trying to determine if this is a possibility WITHOUT 24 hours notice. Am I to understand that you can't give me a definitive answer until noon? Because if that is the case, it's not going to work for me." With condescension,' I am TRYING to explain to you that we MUST HAVE 24 hours notice." This time, it was me who sighed. She finally acquiesced that she wouldn't be able to commit by noon and her tone insinuated that there was a snowball's chance in hell that she was going to call the pizza place. I tore up the voucher. $15 bucks wasted for sure, but compared to the aggravation saved by NOT going to this place? Priceless.

Had a great time at Goose Lake! Had some good wines and the owner was very knowledgeable and quite…read morefriendly! They've got animals roaming, including a peacock that jumped up onto the hood of our truck and wanted to go home with us!! The farmers market was small but nice with some great products! As we were leaving, a food truck, Jellybean & Junes (I believe that was the name) showed up. Wish we could've stuck around to taste their food! Would be a great place to bring kids to feed the animals, food is available to purchase for the animals...nice touch! We will definitely be going back!!

Great service, I had the fish and chips. Couldn't tell u how good it was. The mini corn dogs were…read morealso really good. Also the lady working idk her name but she was really nice. 10/10

This small town bar has all the feels you would expect. Log cabin decor, domestic light beer on…read moredraught, country music, and a house full of locals. We stopped in on a Saturday evening to watch a couple friends play. The place was absolutely packed. Being that we aren't regulars we definitely got a few looks upon arrival but our server treated as though we belonged. Slow, but nice. Again, though, the place was packed. I ordered a burger. It wasn't great at all. Frozen, unseasoned patty. Chewy and rubbery. The sour cream on it was SOUR cream. Did love the bread, though. The girlfriend ordered fried shrimp. Came with coleslaw, potato, and a bun for $12.99. Crazy good deal and the shrimp was pretty solid. Overall I wouldn't go back here again just to grab a bite to eat. My friends were fun to watch and the whole bar was singing along so that was cool.

Craft brewery located in the heart of downtown Bethel in an old church…read more First and foremost I love the taproom space. Definitely a cool space in an old church. Has a small town, homey feel to it. Comfortable to hang out and have a few. The beer is mediocre at best. I have been a number of times and have never been impressed with the beer. The Hapjazardly Kölsch is 100% my favorite and probably the best beer they make. Nice jalapeño flavor without the burning heat. Very good. The place is usually busy and full with the locals. Lots of Trump hats and cowboy boots. So if you are one of those to be offended by that I would stay clear of this place.

Loved the ambiance in the church turned brewery. I'm not a beer drinker but they had a fantastic…read moreseltzer the counter girls steered me towards. So good I had 2 pints! Me and friends sat in our church pews and enjoyed ourselves.