I love this pizza but as the place was open, I waited at the counter for 20+ minutes while asking if anyone was around, I then see in a mirror that there was someone in the back but they ignored me. All I wanted was a pizza. Lost my business. Who doesn’t check the front for over 20 minutes?!
Glen Dixon
No one there to take orders at lunch!? Oh well.
hilda rodriguez
They ran out of pizza. What pizza joint runs out of Pizza!!?
Greg D.
Yep, Davis has a Pizza Hut. It's right here next to Starbucks in Target. Have enjoyed every visit and just wish they had large pan pizzas. There use to be a Pizza Hut in Woodland but it went out of business recently. Friendly staff.
Himanshu Agrawal
Nice restaurant
Jessica S.
Medium selection of popular shoe brands for both males and females. Staff is available to help as needed.
Jenny C.
Stumbled by this place when my boyfriend and I made a trip to Target. They had sign that said BOGO 50% off so we were like, "Why not, let's check it out." Turns out, it was the last day for that sale, so yay for late Black Friday shopping! We were greeted as soon as we entered the store. Another employee walked around, asking all the shoppers if they needed help finding anything. Great customer service. We ended up spending A LOT more time than we should've at the store. Somewhat limited in selection, but still had good deals. There were some good brands like Naturalizer, Steve Madden, Nine West, Nike, etc. We each ended up getting a pair of shoes. They told us that they just opened (~3 weeks ago). So, to promote the store, they had a raffle every hour for a $60 pair of shoe of your choice. Me, having terrible luck with raffles, did not get it, but it was a nice promotion nonetheless. Side note: They also have a Christmas holiday treat for local homeless kids about donating shoes and socks-- items that people often forget about when donating. I've donated tons of pants, shirts, and sweaters, but I have never thought about socks. And frankly, socks and shoes are extremely important, something that I take for granted a lot of the time. The store has a small Christmas tree in the front with ornaments with children's names on them + their shoe size. So next time you have a chance, you can just go there, buy a pair of shoes/socks, and make a kid's holiday a dream come true. I'll probably be coming back. I'm glad they're opening up other stores in that plaza.
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I love this pizza but as the place was open, I waited at the counter for 20+ minutes while asking if anyone was around, I then see in a mirror that there was someone in the back but they ignored me. All I wanted was a pizza. Lost my business. Who doesn’t check the front for over 20 minutes?!
No one there to take orders at lunch!? Oh well.
They ran out of pizza. What pizza joint runs out of Pizza!!?
Yep, Davis has a Pizza Hut. It's right here next to Starbucks in Target. Have enjoyed every visit and just wish they had large pan pizzas. There use to be a Pizza Hut in Woodland but it went out of business recently. Friendly staff.
Nice restaurant
Medium selection of popular shoe brands for both males and females. Staff is available to help as needed.
Stumbled by this place when my boyfriend and I made a trip to Target. They had sign that said BOGO 50% off so we were like, "Why not, let's check it out." Turns out, it was the last day for that sale, so yay for late Black Friday shopping! We were greeted as soon as we entered the store. Another employee walked around, asking all the shoppers if they needed help finding anything. Great customer service. We ended up spending A LOT more time than we should've at the store. Somewhat limited in selection, but still had good deals. There were some good brands like Naturalizer, Steve Madden, Nine West, Nike, etc. We each ended up getting a pair of shoes. They told us that they just opened (~3 weeks ago). So, to promote the store, they had a raffle every hour for a $60 pair of shoe of your choice. Me, having terrible luck with raffles, did not get it, but it was a nice promotion nonetheless. Side note: They also have a Christmas holiday treat for local homeless kids about donating shoes and socks-- items that people often forget about when donating. I've donated tons of pants, shirts, and sweaters, but I have never thought about socks. And frankly, socks and shoes are extremely important, something that I take for granted a lot of the time. The store has a small Christmas tree in the front with ornaments with children's names on them + their shoe size. So next time you have a chance, you can just go there, buy a pair of shoes/socks, and make a kid's holiday a dream come true. I'll probably be coming back. I'm glad they're opening up other stores in that plaza.
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