Godfather’s Pizza

I have lived in Forest Grove for 8yrs. This is the third time I have gone here. First time, watched them make my pizza. Gentleman who was making it walked over to his lunch took a bite of his sandwich walked back over to my pizza to finish making it. Then walked across room to grab cheese from a container walked back and tossed it in my pizza.
One yr later. Family came into town. Do to allergic reaction to tomatoes I informed staff to make sure our pizza comes in no contact of sauce. I watched staff start to apply to pizza stop wipe it off and apply white sauce. Then drop sauce on counter paper towel it and sit pizza on it.
Today March 5 2016 most 3 yrs later. Decided to try again. The place was loud. No one washed hands. They had two Andrews (my husband) pizza order with no last name. No idea what pizza my husband ordered just was picking it up for him. The employee said two pizza and wheat. I told her our last name she informed me they don’t take last names. I called my husband to see what he ordered. As I am talking to him she looks at me and say I can give you the phone number. He ordered two pizzas and hot wings. I think they really should have adult supervision in back and up front and not let minors run the place. Teach them to pronouns words like HOT wings and when answering a phone take first name last name and by hell how to wash hands.

Had to deal with rude comments from a sexist blonde female cashier. She was wondering why my girlfriend was paying and not me, and then stated that I should be the one paying because I’m «the man» and not her. (little did she know that my girlfriend and I share money, so we were both paying). Immediately after ordering, a couple of our friends ordered behind us (a man and a woman) and before he could say anything the cashier asked if he was going to be the one to pay for the pizza. After he said that HE was going to pay for it she said, «good don’t make the girl pay, that’s wrong». She then proceeded to give him a discount on his order because he paid for it and not our female friend. We ignored it, sat down, and waited for our pizza but when it arrived there were some problems. One of the pizzas was supposed to be no tomatoes but there were tomatoes (we ignored it because it wasn’t worth complaining over) and on the other half of the pizza there was supposed to be no pineapple (but of course there was). We finished eating and my girlfriend went up to ask for a box, and when she did the cashier said, «tell him (him meaning me) not to come back here until he learns how to pay for himself». Like, what? Extremely rude, ignorant, and sexist. I was very dissatisfied with my visit and so we’re my friends. Would not recommend coming here unless you enjoy being treated like garbage by blonde sexist cashiers with bad attitudes.

I went in with my family today and no one was at the front counter. Someone finally came after 5 minutes, she didn’t apologize for making us wait.

I really hate doing this as I have frequented (at least once a month) this Godfather’s since moving to the area 2 years ago. Though I am sure I will continue to eat their pizza, I have seen something today that will swear me off of the salad bar there forever more.
Today I saw a young boy about the age of 10 run up to the salad bar (mother in tow) and stick his fingers straight into the salad dressing. Of course mom ran off with her son without telling anyone. Luckily, someone else in their group was getting a salad and let the young guy behind the counter know of what had just transpired. She told him, «his fingers didn’t go in that much, you could probably just scrape off the top layer and it’d be fine.»
Of course I was hoping that this guy would have the common sense to throw out salad dressing (which can’t be their most expensive thing they order) and fill a new container. But as I turn back to look, the container is back in the salad bar looking like the top layer was either scraped or poured out. Gosh, I hope I’m wrong, but I would not take the risk… we all know how dirty a child’s hands are.

Yay Coupons! We ordered a jumbo Don pizza and will have leftovers to take home. Yum! We ordered the original crust, which is crunchy.

Ordered online, took almost 10 min. Got an online confirmation of credit card payment. Arrived to pick up pizza and they said it did not go through so they did not make it. Like others said, the service is bad. I walked to the counter and a staffer walked by me, no eye contact, no greeting. He hung out in back ignoring me. There must have been 5 staff back there chatting, sitting in the counter. Finally rang the bell and replaced my order. Drove home to find they made us the wrong pizza. What’s the point in owning a business if you don’t care about the customers? Skip, this place.

Can’t comment too much on the location, as I ordered this for delivery.
Ordered their specialty Humble and specialty Meat pizza.
If you’re from the NY/​NJ region — you’ll think this pizza resembles Pizza Hut.
Overall — good enough to get your pizza fix.

I don’t know how hard it is to greet customers when they walk into your business, but I’m assuming it’s about as easy as saying «hello, welcome to Godfather’s Pizza».
Stood at the front counter to order for 5 minutes while the blonde waitress just walked around not acknowledging that we were waiting to order.
It comes across as very unfriendly, but the pizza was pretty good.
I don’t know how many Unilocal reviews talking about the less than average customer service here, but hopefully at some point the owner or managers will read these reviews and teach the employees how to be hospitable, since it’s reflecting poorly on the restaurants image.

I’ve either had overcooked or uncooked food here.

Had lunch at Godfathers today. Hadn’t been for awhile and now I remember why. Actually, the pizza was hot and ok. It’s the customer service that I remember to be horrible and it was the exact same experience today.
I’ve gotten used to businesses who have ‘discovered’ that being friendly and welcoming bodes well for their business. Not this place. Having the General Manager take my order, I understand why the rest of the staff seems grumpy and lackluster. He couldn’t have cared less if I ate there or the delicious sandwich place next door. Next time… I’ll go next door.
p. s. The funny part (if there was one) was that he was grousing about Unilocal while I was at the salad bar and intimated that no one reads those reviews or visits the site. I beg to differ.

This is a place you go if you are looking for tasteless filler. There is something about the dough that they use that sits like a rock in your stomach. Now, if you are a bird or a reptile and you need stones in your craw, have at it. Or if you are a human and want to be full, but don’t care if you enjoy the food as it clunks down your gullet, go to it. Either way, be prepared to walk out feeling bloated and wholly unsatisfied.

I’m starting to feel bad that most of my reviews rip on places, but I guess I just need to get it off my chest.
What is strange about Godfathers is how I used to feel about it. My family went to Godfathers quite frequently when I was a teenager and I LOVED it. As a growing person the buffet was perfect for filling me up and quite delicious. When we moved here to Forest Grove 6 years ago I was quite excited to have a Godfathers literally next door. So, I packed up my daughter, a toddler at the time, and we walked on over. Boy was I disappointed. I like quite a few pizza places, Pizza schmizza, Papa Murphys, Papa Johns, PIzza Hut and Little Caesars. I think that shows I’m fairly open to different tasting pizzas. It was a few years ago and I can’t remember specifics as to what I didn’t like, but my memory tells me it was fairly bland. I did get the buffet and tried a variety of pizzas. Who knows, maybe it was just that day. I’m willing to give it a try again someday, but my wrath will be all the greater if I’m disappointed again.
****Edit: I bit the bullet and tried Godfathers again a couple of weeks ago. I’ve decided that it is not quite as bad as I previously thought, but it is defnitely overpriced for the quality. Luckily I had an entertainment Book coupon to defray some of that cost. The dough is definitely one of the worst parts. Sauce is okay, mostly because they didn’t use enough to offend me.