Papa Murphy’s

The stuffed 5 meat pizza was good, but there was so little sauce on top I had to add my own.

Best pizza ever. We enjoy the quality of the fresh pizza and the great customer service, always. We usually call in and it is reAdy in 15 minutes. Sometimes we walk in to order, we go next door to do some grocery shopping, and it is always ready when we come back. I have to emphasize that we are always greeted with a smile and a wonderful attitude. Our favorite pizza is the Chicken, bacon, artichoke.

The pizza here is great you can call ahead or walk in and place your order. Sign up for great email deals. Stuffed pizza is my go to order because I’m a gluten and because it’s awesome. The s’more pizza is pretty great special shaped pizzas and certain holidays.

Delicious and certainly fresh pizza since they make it there and you cook at at home. Very good deal with some of the coupons you can find online or at the store are in the mail.
I love the fact they print the cooking instructions.
Well suited for families or groups.
Very friendly service.

The service here is excellent… there are many Papa Murphys but this owner has a gift for finding people who care and are competent

Good pizza, nice people. I come here once a week, and always get something different. I do like that I can watch them make my pie while I wait.

We love Papa Murphy’s pizza. Always fresh ingredients. We each have our favorites — Herb Chicken and the Cowboy. The thin crusts are excellent. 10 – 13 minutes in the oven at 425 degrees and your all set.
John and his staff are always very friendly a quick to make orders as you wait — I never wait more than 3 – 5 minutes even with 5 – 8 people in line to order.

The pizza dough that they make is always fresh, so when you pop it into the oven, it comes out great…
For something different then the already cooked pizza and for a cheaper price, you cant go wrong with this place. Staff is friendly and the area that they make the pizza is clean which is a definite plus when it comes to food prep.

Yummy. Keep going back. Tried thin and stuffed, no disappointments. Chic, bacon artichoke, Yummy. 5 meat stuff crust wow.

Super great employees that provided great service and great explanations of the Papa Murphy’s system.
Fresh pizza toppings that definitely beat out a frozen pizza.
On the other hand…
The crust was pretty plain white bread, nothing interesting there. Digornos can beat that.
The price is high for pizza. I understand you’re paying for the fresh ingredients, but it’s at that rate it’s hard for me to imagine coming by often when there are other options around.

This place is so good, it’s insane. The food quality is wonderful, as is typical of a Papa Murphy’s store, but this store and its employees are really top-​notch.
The prices are unbeatable for what you get, and if you’re lucky, they’ll have a fresh-​baked batch of chocolate chip cookie samples out for you to nibble while they assemble your order.

I’m not really sure why I waited so long to try Papa Murphy’s but you can bet your sweet ass that I just became a huge fan.
First of all, who doesn’t love the idea of baking your own pizza without having to put it all together? Because, really, that’s a major pain in the keester. Not to mention a huge drain on the wallet. We’ve tried it and failed. Miserably.
Secondly, who doesn’t love paying $ 7 for a bad ass pizza that was made especially for you and that you cooked in 10 minutes? For real!
Hear me and hear me well. I paid $ 7 for a triple meat (pepperoni, sausage, hamburger) large extra thin crust (they call it something that I’ll have to look up to remember) pizza that was being devoured by my boys a mere 10 minutes after I brought it home (the secret to that is to have someone at home preheat the oven). Not only were my boys impressed, which isn’t hard to do, I was seriously impressed. The crust was crispy but still doughy and the toppings were as fresh as fresh comes. Considering this pizza normally sells for $ 9.99, I don’t see how the delivery chains can compete!
They also have salads and desserts, as well as lasagna and calzones. I’m thinking the 3 lb. whopper of a lasagna pan looks like the perfect item to try next with a 1 lb. tub of cookie dough (uncooked, of course) for dessert.
Check their website for coupons and ask for any other specials when you call. This makes what is already an affordable dinner dirt cheap. If you’re stuck in the same old chain delivery rut, give Papa Murphy’s a try. You’re welcome.