burnt the pizza 40$ , called they wanted me to pay for delivery for a new one . just awful waiting for a new one hope it's ok ???? not sure if they burn everyones pizza or just mine but I wont call again , they actully tried to blame skip read more

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Not being from the area, and not wanting the regular franchise pizza that is available at home, we tried Daddyo's. They were just closing up, so we were fortunate to get our order in. And WOW we were very fortunate!! That pizza was amazing! The crust was perfect, the cheese and toppings were yummy!! Well worth a visit!! read more

Daddyo's Pizza & Ribs - Pepperoni, sausage, tomatoes, black Oliver's and pineapple. Yum! - Steakhouses Near Me - Prince George, British Columbia

The food is excellent and a place that needs to be visited. The dining room is small but makes it homey, the service was great and made us feel wanted. We visited here from Edmonton Alberta and were looking for a nice place to eat and we certainly found it here. I will definitely come here again. read more

Daddyos is a great place to eat, with good service and tasty food. They are known for their pizza here in town, but also do breakfast and lunch that is equal in quality. read more

First time back in PG for seven years. In town for work and stay at Canadas best motel. Daddy Os next to it. We used to eat at it all the time in 2011-12 Same owner and same waitress. Best pizza in PG and best breakfast etc. Give it a 5 because in PG. I`m a jaded guy who works downtown Vancouver and PG is no culinary destination. . You want Italian Greek style like in Vancouver this is the place read more

Really terrible. We got the chicken & ribs... both tasted like they'd been boiled, never touched a grill and then smothered in Kraft bbq sauce. The chicken was an old rubbery chicken breast, was expecting a quarter chicken. Amazingly bad for $30. Might as well go to Swiss Chalet. However, pizza was really good! But way overpriced. read more

Average in most ways except Pizza is A++ dine in, breakfast mediocore unless its PIZZA! whoohoo refillable cokes too

Worst pizza place ever if i could give a zero i would!!! So pissed off right now ordered a pizza some thing to drink and a cheese cake and asked that it be delivered the delivery person took forever and keep calling my husband and telling him they couldnt find the place,then he meets up with the delivery person and im guessing his wife and they give him a brown bag and have him pay for the pizza they didnt give him anything else so my husband assumed when the man started walking to his car that he was going to grab the pizza but instead he took off.Then when we called the resturant they stopped picking up there phone and turned off the answering machine.Wtf kind of place is this.They totally stole our money and we basically just paid for napkins and a piece of cheese cake!!! Do not order from this place they are scammers and theives.Not impressed at all read more

I've only ever been here for breakfast, but it's awesome. Lots of different options for breaky.

I admit previously ignoring Daddy-O's due to a false assumption that it was chain. In defense, I think a lot people believe that, including the owners. I'd mentioned previously that restaurants often take the misguided attitude of mimicking more successful restaurants, specifically chains. They ape the decor, the menu, even the dishes. That's why the common brown/russet/beige motif is beginning to grind my gears (a motif Daddy-O's thankfully avoids). Yes, you did a very admirable job making yourself look like a Moxis...so why don't I just go there, instead? It's not like I can't throw a baseball without smashing the window of one somewhere. I realized half-way through my meal that Daddy-O's wasn't immune to this trend, when I received the matching parmesan and chili-flake condiment shakers. I had obviously fallen victim to the culinary equivalent of a time-space warp, shifting through fourth dimension and landing in a Boston Pizza. These were welcome condiments to have at any table, of course, but did they have to look, feel, and taste exactly like the chain Daddy-O's was apparently trying so desperately to be? Where is the novelty parmesan grater they grind at your table? How about pre-shredded fresh cheese brought via kitchen-cart like aged wine and sprinkled generously over your meal. Nope, be like BP and use dried, green-plastic-canned cheese you can dump at your leisure over your buffalo wings. Whenever I encounter one of these doppelgangers, I wonder why I don't simply patronize the genuine article. At least Daddy-O's isn't brown. It's practically dated with burgundy walls and green trim. With Camelot next door having renovated to match Moxis, Daddy-O stands out, which is fortunate since Moxis, Camelot, Denny's and Daddy-Os are all next to each other on the highway. Awkward. With three chain restaurants like a grease chorus line, it falls to Daddy-Os to try to offer something different. And then we have condiment shakers stolen right from Boston Pizza? I did jump the intro a little bit there. Allow me a moment to collect my thoughts... ...I want chocolate. On entering Daddy-Os, I discovered it be an inverted TARDIS. It's appears larger outside than inside. Daddy-Os feels very tight. The tables were too small, and I banged my elbows on the walls when I took off my coat. Thankfully, tall sheets of glass on the western facing did combat the claustrophobia. Now if only the view didn't look to lumber stores across the highway. And again, large overhead fans which weren't spinning. I'll praise the service, mind you, which was speedy and very attentive. She accepted our orders with grace and haste. I opted for the MommyO special, advertising chunks of barbeque chicken, mushrooms, onions, green peppers and a house blend of cheese. My sister selected the DaddyO's special--pepperoni, ham, olives, mushrooms, onions, green peppers and cheese. Her husband ordered a half-baked lasagna, which, when arrived, looked the size of a schnauzer. My sister also took the initiative in ordering a few birds' worth of hot wings. Let me get this out of the way, I hate wings. Specifically, I've an aversion to eating meat off bones. I don't like the feel of it on my hands. I don't like getting grease on my fingers--I admit it, accuse me of being an elitist. When I was in China, my companion ripped out a vacuum-sealed chicken wing and began to ingest it on the train. I couldn't even look at her; I almost gagged. I also don't like licking my fingers. I know where they've been. I don't order any food which is delivered with either a water bath or a bib. What am I, four? Eventually, the pizzas arrived, and I immediately understood why Daddy-Os had collected so much praise these past many years. It's really good. The bread was homemade, and it shows. The tomato sauce didn't have that tang of having been dropped from a can. The crust was fantastic, and I really appreciated the lack of crust dips. If you require chipotle dips to eat bread, perhaps the problem is your bread. Daddy-O is a great alternative to any chain, and I could easily see it besting any pizza in competition. I only take umbrage at its size, as it does prohibit larger seating's, and its apparent unrequited obligation to mimic a restaurant which Daddy-O's is clearly superior to. Among the five restaurants all within sight of each other (including an Earls across the street), Daddy-O doesn't win in exclusivity or decor, or even in value, but it does beat them out for quality. It's really a shame; it more than earned a higher score, but the desire to be something inferior gives the impression of a lack of confidence. If I could have the owner's ear, I would tell him to aim his goals a little higher. If he must imitate, at least shoot for an Olive Garden. Trying to be a Boston Pizza is like Ferdinand Porsche building a Volkswagen and thinking, "Yeah, that's enough." read more

Tried it for the first time about 3 weeks ago. Everything was great. The restaurant was small but I liked that it wasn't a mass serve restaurant. The quality of food was awesome. read more

Great breakfast - wholesome real food! The staff are very friendly and it is a great place to take the whole family.

They have decent food but they no longer have the reason I go there. The blueberry jam was to die for. Still given the choice between daddy os and Denny s down the street. It takes no effort at all to pick it for breakfast. As for pizza nothing has really made me want to go back. If you have a sweet tooth try the cake but I gotta tell you, you'll want a friend, or two. read more

I have had the ribs and they were good. The pizza is fair but grossly overpriced.

Came here yesterday to have brunch with two friends of mine. I have never tried daddyos before but I have heard it was great. The food was good. The only thing I had a problem with was the service. I had a younger male waiter serving us and everything started out well. We joked a bit about how he called me ma'am, my one friend sir and the other, buddy. There was a bit of banter about nicknames and we proceeded to order our food. It didn't take long to arrive to our table. Now here is where I am not entirely impressed. He presents our food and says 'for the princess, one for the Chinese man, and one for the guy.' This may not sound to much like a problem but when trying to enjoy our morning this left me unsettled. I find it highly unprofessional and offensive to be serving and addressing a customer by their race. Not to mention but my friend is Vietnamese not Chinese This is something that even if it's a one time offense, it shouldn't even happen. We continued to eat our meal but I was peeved. There is something that doesn't make you want to eat after something unsettling like that. I only ate half my omelette and decided to be done. The waiter proceeded collecting our plates and said that next time I only get half the amount of food. (I think this was meant to be funny because I didn't eat it all. It was not to me) We got the bill, my Vietnamese friend and I stepped outside while our other friend paid. I guess the waiter asked if I was mad. My friend said no to make him feel better . So here I am writing this. My experience was offensive and unprofessional. Food was good, but never coming back. Dropped the ball on that one. read more