I've gotten Breadaux pizza many times before. It's just high quality. Outstanding stuff. You can…read moretell the doughs are not frozen and the sauce is not reconstituted. When so many other pizza chains are cutting corners and racing to the bottom, it's refreshing to see one that isn't. The best thing this chain can do is change NOTHING. Highly recommend if you've never been.

We met family there and had none of us never been to this establishment before!…read more Prior to traveling there, I reached out to a local First Responder I know and he recommended it highly! The experience and food did not disappoint!

Nice friendly staff. 5 stars Eager but Overworked and…read moreunderstaffed. 3 stars A lot of good pizza business 5 stars. Evens out to a 4 star rating.

We have been using this store for pizza and back before the current management, sandwiches…read moredelivered. Now they only do pizza. The Pizza is decent although about 1 in 4 times they will make the wrong order or leave off a topping. But last night, we ordered 2 pizzas using the app. We received a text saying Brynn was approaching, then a text that said it was delivered. It just wasn't delivered to us. We called the store and spoke to a young man who told us to call Door Dash because that was who delivered it. I explained that we ordered through the Casey's App and that they were the responsible party. He said I probably need to talk to a Manager. Then a woman came on and proceeded to say the same thing and I repeated my point that they were responsible for getting our pizza to us. She finally said I should talk to a Manager. It turns out she was just a cashier. Finally, Jackie the assistant manager got on the line. She began the same line of us calling door dash. I, for the third time, explained that we purchased through their app and they were responsible for getting us our food. 3 times I asked her to just remake the pizzas and have Door Dash redeliver. Each time she said she couldn't. I asked for the General Manager, she said her name was Barbara and she was at home. Finally Jackie said she would see what she could do and call us back. 30 minutes passed before we called her back. Jackie said she explained it to Barbara. Barbara told her she would deal with it in the morning. So we were left hanging. The next day I waited until 2pm and had not heard from Barbara, the manager, so I called her. She acted like she had no idea what I was talking about. Then she found a paper about it. When I tried to explain what happened she interrupted me to tell me my refund would be there in 3-5 business days. I asked her to let me speak but she continued to get defensive. When she finally agreed to allow me to speak I got out 2 sentences and then she interrupted me to give me the corporate customer service number. I asked why all 3 of the employees I spoke to told me call Door Dash and she refused to answer. She said that Jackie told her I wanted my money back and that she didn't know I had requested the pizzas to be remade. She blamed it on Jackie and because she, Barbara, wasn't there, she wasn't responsible. Finally she just hung up on me. So, I called the 866-922-0767 number. The automated call asks you to pick a topic, delivery issues was #3. When I hit 3 it immediately disconnected. I tried it again and it did the same thing.  Then I called the direct number, 515-965-6100. It was a different automated system but when I responded for customer support it sent me to the previous system which disconnected me as soon as pushed the delivery issues key, #3. So, the take away here is Casey's doesn't care about their customers. The employees are trained to deny responsibility, if not then why did all three use the same language blaming Door Dash and trying to send the customer to them. The managers are either poorly trained for handling customer issues or they are trained not to care. And why should they, if the corporate customer support system doesn't work, then they aren't held accountable. The absolute truth is that this corporation cares about 2 things getting our money and getting their paychecks. This type of terrible customer abuse is not a down-up problem, this is a from the top-down issue. Carrie Stojack, VP of Guest Insights and Jay Soupene, SVP of Operational Excellence, are clearly out of touch.  Sanjeev Satturu, SVP Chief Information Officer, and Chris Boling, SVP of Store Operations, should be reprimanded, if not fired for their inept management approach. (Satturu is also responsible for the App that rarely works properly.) But ultimately, it falls to President and CEO Darren Rebelez. A man that makes over $10 million per year heads a company that doesn't care 1 iota for their customers and fosters an atmosphere of customer abuse and community neglect. We aren't alone, others have shared similar experiences. Speak out!

Went in to buy a product and they didn't have it. No big deal, I was leaving. One of the cashiers…read morefollowed me out then proceeded to walk behind my vehicle and was looking at my license plate. I seen him mouthing my license plate number. What do they think, just because they didn't have what I wanted I was there to rob the place. I've know for a long time that this is a shady business. It's clear that ICE needs to get involve. I'll be running my own background checks on employees there. Time to go.

I had an absolutely amazing experience with Alicia at your store--Whistle Stop is an amazing name…read morefor a place way outside of KC, by the way. Alicia, (if I have spelled your name correctly, that's how my stepmom spells her name ) Alicia, I truly cannot sing her praises enough! I was traveling from KC trying to enjoy my time off before working this weekend--this Mother's Day weekend... I'm not trying to make this review about me, but my personal life is of great import; it also most certainly reflects on this lady's service. She has the service of an Angel. This weekend is the 20th Mother's Day without my own Mom. My Mom died in a car wreck in 2005. My own personal life has been greatly affected by that day. On this Mother's Day, I am celebrating my first Mother's Day sober. So, it's my 20th Mother's Day without my own Mom. I have personally entered a bet with some KC folks to quit smoking on Mother's Day to cathartically try to improve my own life. I actually quit drinking on my own Mom's birthday, in 2023. So, I came into this Shell wanting a pack of Marlboro Light 100's. Unfortunately, I was unable to purchase my favorite cigarettes because I hadn't linked my credit card up to my new phone, etc. I had decided rather sporadically to get out of town just to blow off steam. I work at a decently well known restaurant in KC, it's called Q39. It's amazing food by the way--sorry to shamelessly plug. But, when opportunity arises, one should take it--or so I've personally learned. Regardless of my personal 28 years as a server, I am here merely/solely trying to sing Alicia's praises. Alicia worked with me trying to figure out what/how to pay digitally--which again is my error, not hers. But, it is awesome in that she absolutely worked me and my indescribable circumstances trying to my a pack of cigs. My personal circumstances do not circumvent me singing Alicia's praises. Not only did she work with me without my readers, but again, she has the patience of a saint. Additionally, when I first started Q39, it was right after I had severely injured myself in a lake. I almost lost my leg because of that accident. Alicia didn't know about this accident. That lady actually put her own pain aside to help me try to figure out my card many times. This lady actually went so far above and beyond that Even I was astonished by her service, her empathy, and her consideration. And this lady who didn't know me from Adam literally worked through her physical pain to help me when I needed it. Alicia, I'm being serious... my leg injury was absolutely horrendous. I had to go through months of PT, etc. I wasn't able to stand some days when I started my job at Q. I had to overcompensate for the fact that I couldn't walk correctly. But, Alicia--I personally know that wince. I personally do. I have personally winced like you have personally. Alicia, I know me from Adam--so to speak. But, your kind demeanor in which you took all of that time to get me a pack of cigs. The grossest possible Marlboro's possible (at my personal request). I realize that this is an incredibly lengthy review, but I am very rarely impressed with someone's service. Alice went above and beyond. Alicia, thank you so much! I owe you my sanity for the other night.

Great place on our road trip. Very tasty pizza and I appreciated the gluten free option. The…read morelocally brewed oatmeal nut stout was a big winner. Nice folks. So glad we stopped!

Great cold craft beers. VERY good pizzas…read more Do the thin crust flat bread creation. Great service.

I found this place more attuned to service than other aspects of dining…read more The service: 3.5 stars. I had to get myself a second napkin but she did refill my free ice-water. There seemed to be less than ideal coordination between kitchen and service, but maybe the mid-to-late afternoon time I arrived had to do with that. I've only been there once. The ambiance was so-so; 3 stars. I saw some interesting historical photos on the walls, so maybe 3.5 stars? I got the cranberry spinach salad with tree nut sprinkles. It was average at best: 3 stars; the tasty creamy dressing was 4.5 stars. With the salad, I had a Southwest Baby Pizza. The crust was very good, 4 stars. The toppings were more like 3 stars, although the cook with mozz melt was just right: 4 stars. Food overall: 4 stars, but only by rounding up. This place gets 3.5 overall (which rounds up to four). Your mileage may vary! I'd recommend it for a fairly speedy family meal in a decent downtown neighborhood, but this isn't gourmet food. I'm still searching for great pizza near Richmond, MO. I may revisit here, but I am not in a very big hurry to do so.

Pizza here used to be very good, but since has become just ok. Hours are very different as you…read morereally never know when they're open.

We got delivery. A pepperoni pizza which was delicious and a chicken pesto pizza also delicious. It…read morearrived quickly and hot. Check it out of you are in Pleasant Hill.

We love Guido's. Big fan of supporting local when we can. Food is delicious and great portion sizes.read more

My new fav pizza place in town! The staff is always friendly, the atmosphere is down-to-earth and…read morecozy, and the ingredients are always fresh. Highly recommend their chicken parm pizza, "the cheeses" pizza, and their cinnamon dessert pizza. Plus their little drive thru is super convenient! Their lunch buffet is great too! Don't let the size fool you, they're frequently swapping out fresh pizza flavors. Their salad bar was good too, so many kinds of ranch.

AMAZING AND GLUTEN FREE! I was beyond excited to see an…read moreentire gluten free menu when I walked in. I got the gluten free cheesy bread and it was probably the best gluten free bread I've ever had. They were very knowledgeable and so kind. They told me they even do a gluten free buffet once a month. So cool. Could not recommend more.

Fantastic service. And the food - wow. Crispy, freshly made calzone with house made dough? Yes,…read moreplease! Meatball sandwich, also on homemade bread? Yup. Phenomenal sauce to dip said sandwich in? They've got that, too! Immaculately clean, friendly service and a chill vibe with football to watch. Would drive from out of town for this. Super duper.

Stopped in for a late lunch waiting on a email for the dmv. The food was delicious. I had a side…read moresalad and all meats large calzone 4 slices. Had enough food to take home. It's a great little pizza place. Only thing I would change is another soda would have been great as I never got a refill. But other than that I had a great time.

My meat lovers pizza was delivered and was the best pizza I've had in quite sometime. No greasy…read morecrust, ample toppings, flavor was phenomenal. I ordered a Med. Little Pricey after delivery fees and tip, but at least the quality was there.

Been wanting to try Southside Mafia Pizza. Discovered by Door Dash browsing months ago. When I…read morefinally checked Yelp, was intrigued by the reviews. Liked the menu, especially the well priced options to add toppings. All pizza places have such options, but liked Southside's menu structure & organization. Ordered a large pepperoni pizza with different extra toppings on the two sides to try a variety of offerings. It arrived by Door Dash 45min later. It was still hot and the extra cheeses were melted. The crust was favorable with a nice chew. The pepperoni was evenly spread & was good tasting. Each of the added toppings were also good. Between the extra mozzarella & extra provolone cheeses, liked the provolone better. All in all, liked the pizza. After trying them couple more times, Southside may get up to 5 stars.