4 Best Pizza Restaurants in Paris

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“Capizzis was recommended by my cousin so we decided to stop by. The first few minutes told me that we made the correct choice. We were greeted at the door by the owner's sister. She was friendly and engaging and gave us her top 3 recommendations. I ordered one of them; Chicken and Shrimp Sicilliani. Oh it was delicious! We also ordered calamari and it was superb. Hubby ordered pizza and said it was wonderful. The bread served was soft and yummy. If you're in Paris and want Italian, go to Capizzis. you will not regret it. To the beautiful daughter that shared her family story with us: you and your brother are making your parents proud. May God bless you abundantly.“

“Great Italian spot in Paris, TX— I enjoyed my seafood pasta, pizza, and Caesar salad. Good portions, friendly staff!“

“Daphanie makes the BEST Godfather’s Pizza. Period.

She’s direct, gets to the point, makes your order right, and doesn’t make mistakes. That level of execution is exactly what has diminished in customer service, especially fast-food service, across America.

I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, where Godfather’s Pizza originated. I haven’t been back to Omaha in over 20 years, but I’ve never forgotten what the original Godfather’s tasted like. I’ve traveled all over the United States telling people Godfather’s is the best pizza in the world.

I’ve eaten at multiple Godfather’s locations throughout Dallas–Fort Worth, and while the pizza was good, I had yet to find one that tasted like the Godfather’s I remembered growing up.

Last week, I was in Paris, Texas, on business and stopped at Godfather’s. I expected more of the same but hoped for the best.

Then Daphanie made my pizza.

That was it. That was the Godfather’s I remembered.

The quality, taste, and execution were there.

Today, I drove 80 miles to get another one—but I called first to make sure Daphanie was working.

That should tell management everything they need to know.

When one employee's execution is strong enough that a customer will call ahead and drive 80 miles specifically because she's working, that's not just good customer service. That's customer retention.

Recognize her. She's representing the Godfather’s brand the way I remember it.

— Jeremy Webb Sr.
Goodlett & Webb Strategic Advisors
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