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[okie]

I had Godfathers pizza for supper tonight, it had been years since I had had it. Back in the 80's it was my favorite pizza in the world. I don't know if it was just this store but it wasn't as good as back in the 80's:crying:

[Blast]

So they are still around. :shocked:

[okie]

So they are still around. :shocked:

Oklahoma has a few stores anywho:supergrin:

[liliysdad]

I was just talking about Godfathers the other day. We had one here, but it closed around 1990 or so.

[Blast]

Another good old pizza place that are few and far between these days is Pasquale's Pizza. They were the best in the '60's and '70's.
I think there's two left in the Cincy area.

[ATL Peach Girl]

So they are still around. :shocked:
I didn't even know they were still around anymore. Last I knew that chain went bankrupt.......didn't they??? :dunno:

Okie maybe went to an independently owned one.

[Soujurn]

Godfather's Pizza left these parts years ago. One of the older stores I saw the other day was Little Caesars. I didn't know they were still around.
From the other thread, I'd have figured you were a hankerin' for some KFC instead of pizza.

[okie]

I didn't even know they were still around anymore. Last I knew that chain went bankrupt.......didn't they??? :dunno:

Okie maybe went to an independently owned one.
That could be I reckon Keely honey:kiss::hugs:

[okie]

Godfather's Pizza left these parts years ago. One of the older stores I saw the other day was Little Caesars. I didn't know they were still around.
From the other thread, I'd have figured you were a hankerin' for some KFC instead of pizza.

I did but the pizza won out:rofl::rofl:

[florgy]

Closest Godfather's to me is about 12 miles. It opened about 8 or 9 years ago and is the only one in the area. Their pizza is still pretty good though.
On a related note, Little Caesar's is back in my town. There are now two stores, both on the southside. No delivery, but I don't mind the short drive for 'pizza pizza' and Crazy bread.

[Mr King]

LaRosa's is the only pizza worth having in the Cincy area.:whistling:

[PeterJasonMN]

There's one locally. They're one of the handful of stores around here that don't use real cheese. They use the water/oil based crap, so when it comes out of the oven it looks like the face of some kid with horrible acne.

[Blast]

LaRosa's is the only pizza worth having in the Cincy area.:whistling:

:alex:AHHHHH... LaRosa's is on par with Domino's... nasty. Pizza Hut is a step or two above LaRosa's.

The best Cincy area pizza is Donato's by far. Then comes Pasquale's followed by Papa John's.
:whistling:

[Soujurn]

When they were still here, Godfathers had the best pizza in town. At least compared to the other chain stores like Pizza Hut and Domino's.
There are a couple of little hole in the wall Mom and Pop Italian places that are supposed to be fantastic. But every time I think to go to one, they are packed and there is a line. Maybe I should make an effort to try 'em.

[ATL Peach Girl]

Anyone remember Shakey's Pizza?? that place was to die for!!! seriously good pizza.....I recall it was NY style.

[DrMaxit]

Geovani's pizza... done. But back to the regular chain, yeah seems like Little Ceasar is making a comeback with the drive throughs and quick pizza, so long as its either cheese or peperoni. Still good pizza though. Little Johns is going down hill, thats a fact. They used to be a sit down restaurant, now they are a cheesy (no pun intended) fast food pizza joint. BTW GodFathers used to be the SHEET down around so far as chain pizza joints go. Seriously, Damnit man.

--Chuck

[florgy]

Anyone remember Shakey's Pizza?? that place was to die for!!! seriously good pizza.....I recall it was NY style.

:wow:Do I!! I'm afraid that as a young teen I had something to them going out of business from the number of trips to the buffet. My junior high football team used to hang out there during the lunch buffet after our Saturday morning games.
We had a local joint called Tim's Pizza that offered that same kind of thin-crust pizza. They had a 36" pizza that could feed a small army. I really miss those joints.:crying:

[Geeorge]

Another good old pizza place that are few and far between these days is Pasquale's Pizza. They were the best in the '60's and '70's.
I think there's two left in the Cincy area.

There are three of them here in Indy,just had a stromboli from there with a bud from grade school.We were like two 40+ kids while we ate them and talked old cars:wavey:

[Geeorge]

Okie my favorite is still the Noble Romans deep dish sicilian,had one about a month ago,with my same bud from grade school.

Mushroom,sausage,peperoni,and black olives,just like we ordered it back in the 70's:cool:

[okie]

There's one locally. They're one of the handful of stores around here that don't use real cheese. They use the water/oil based crap, so when it comes out of the oven it looks like the face of some kid with horrible acne.

That's kinda how my pizza looked:alex:

[okie]

Okie my favorite is still the Noble Romans deep dish sicilian,had one about a month ago,with my same bud from grade school.

Mushroom,sausage,peperoni,and black olives,just like we ordered it back in the 70's:cool:

We don't have them here my friend:crying:

[rmc85]

So they are still around. :shocked:

We still got one here in Gainesville too.

[PBCounty]

We only have them in gas stations. I've never tried it. It doesn't look too good sitting in the glass case with the heat lights on it.

[PeterJasonMN]

That's kinda how my pizza looked:alex:


Yup, wasn't real cheese then.


The place by my mom's house serves that oil/water "cheese" stuff. I ordered a pie for pickup when I was on my way back to the spread one day. I got it in the car with the windows up and almost upchucked. It got to the point I almost threw it out of the car window./

[Hines57]

I had Godfathers pizza for supper tonight, it had been years since I had had it. Back in the 80's it was my favorite pizza in the world. I don't know if it was just this store but it wasn't as good as back in the 80's:crying:
I went to one in Minneapolis last month, had the buffet. It was like $12 at lunch time and the pizza was like Cici's. Bluch!

[bocephus549]

I don't eat as much pizza as I used to. As far as chain stores I guess I prefer Pizza Hut. I love the personal pans cooked extra crispy.

[southernshooter]

Does everybody have a Cici's pizza or is that just local in my area? $4.95, all you can eat.

[Batesmotel]

I love my local Godfathers. It is run by some local pot heads. I go in late and they are so stoned that I will be given extra pizzas because they messed up or made to many.:rofl:

[MarksGlock22]

Does everybody have a Cici's pizza or is that just local in my area? $4.95, all you can eat.

YUM I love CiCi's.

[Kedyn]

Cici's is good, for a cheap buffet. I loved Godfathers. I'll have to go again sometime soon.

Best pizza I've ever had was Waldo Pizza in Kansas City, Missouri.

[huskerbuttons]

I agree with Blast. Donato's is the best pizza. The hoagies at Pasquale's Pizza in Bellevue KY are to DIE for! La Rosa's has went down hill over the past few years.

[Trigger_Rush]

There's a Godfathers Pizza in Elemendorf AFB, Alaska.

It sucks.

[Herb Twoleaf]

Grew up on Straw Hat and Round Table but Straw Hat just tastes like frozen pizza these days. Hell I think Totino's tastes better.

[rj1939]

I had Godfathers pizza for supper tonight, it had been years since I had had it. Back in the 80's it was my favorite pizza in the world. I don't know if it was just this store but it wasn't as good as back in the 80's:crying:

+1
The had some financial troubles and the new owner turned things around, but they messed the pizza up.