Godfather's Pizza - Deep River

It doesn't exist! It seems that it works but at all times I tried to go during the week that I was working near was closed, without announcement or

Before the introduction of other restaurants serving decent pizza, this was one of the only places in town - and they know it. the pizza is not good, it is expensive, and the staff in there are so clearly disinterested in everything that they are doing, that for the customer, it is just a poor experience, overall! Vote with your wallet, although you might be SOL when it comes to a good pizza option in this town!

The worst food I have had in a long time.I only visit Deep River and will never order from here again.

I ordered a cheese pizza slice, but was given a pepperoni slice instead. When I brought this to the attention of the server, she informed me that I should just take off the pepperoni if I didn't want to eat it and that she was not offering me a replacement slice. Not only was the pizza slice, not what I ordered, it was also hard and cold.

I was in Deep River last weekend for a hockey tournament where we went 1-2. Despite the venomous reviews here on this site, my friends and new-found teammates swore by Godfather’s Pizza. It seemed that every conversation would eventually lead back to this pizza establishment in the heart of the triangle. On Saturday night after our second loss, our team thought it would be a good idea to order delivery and have pizza and beers. After over indulging on scotch and a three layer nacho cheese dip at Mark’s house, my friends and I attended the party. Much to my dismay, when we arrived, the pizza was scarce, cold, and borderline unappetizing due to the amount of nacho cheese dip we had consumed. To make matters worse, I didn’t want to appear rude to our host so I pitched $8(CAD) for one slice of meat supreme pizza and something called a “crazy bread.” Crazy bread, to the best of my knowledge, is just a slight variation of their pizza with different cheese and infinitely more garlic salt. All in all, Godfather’s was not the religious experience my Deep River cohorts said it would be, but I was impressed by their crust, consistency, and local charm. 4 out of 5 stars.