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383 Round Btm Road, Prichard
Customers’ favorites
“Love their pizzas Giovanni has the best greasy pizza but you can put in your mouth it is delicious and also the business is clean they wash her hands daily play the good job among serving if you ever visit one that has a set in please do so it is very clean.”
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403 North Lock Avenue, Louisa · 8.52 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I want to give a shout out to Miss Taylor. We came in a party of 8, Miss Taylor already had several table and still gave us the attention we needed and made sure our meals were out in a timely manner. Come to find out by the end of the meal it was only her SECOND day!! She is a great server and provided excellent service. So way to go Taylor!”
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29501 Mayo Trail Road, Catlettsburg · 1.97 miles
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“Checked my drive thru order in the lot before leaving. my lasagne was the size of a deck of cards, I could literally eat it in 4 bites. the bread was burned. I went back and showed the guy working. He offered to remake the bread.🙄I put the order on the counter and asked for my money back. He said since I paid by card, I'd have to call corporate. I left with no food or money, and still starving after a 12 hour shift. This used to be an okay place. I won't be back to this location again.”
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