Here is a quick shout out to Brianna - that girl works her butt off! On a day where they were severely understaffed Brianna held this place together with vigor, determination and friendliness. They encountered some technical difficulties (dough machine broke so everything had to be rolled out by hand), orders were piling up yet she kept it together. Her coworker seemed uninterested and demotivated, I felt bad that she had no support from him in all of this. The service here is great, super friendly and accommodating - they truly aim for customer service here. The stars aren't 5 star level, only because the food wasn't my favorite. The cheesebread has a bit of an unpleasant aftertaste (though lots of people seem to like it) and the pasties are kind of dry. Service and friendliness wise however, many places can learn from and/or stand to hire themselves a "Brianna". 5 stars for her, 3 overall.
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Mitch W.
It might not be the cleanest little Mom & Pop pizza joint, but the food is tasty. I'll admit that I'm partial to the Bears Dens pizza and Cheese Bread, but Spicy Bobs ain't bad. The grinders are on house made bread and are generously built. Apparently they were voted "best grinders in Northern Michigan" (according to the cashier), but I don't know by whom or when. Either way, they are good. The Silly Stiks are good old fashioned Crazy Bread, which is funny because this place very clearly WAS a Little Caesars at some point in time, as evidenced by one half of the original "Pizza! Pizza!" sign still on the wall. They also sell Albies' Pasties if you're into that kind of thing.
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Roxanne G.
Stopped here on a whim after seeing many signs for hot pasties while visiting Michigan. Was greeted by the owner and pasties were delicious.
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Mimi T.
This really should be 3.5 but Yelp doesn't give that option. Stopped here on the way home from fishing and grabbed a slice, stromboli, and some pasties. Slice was good and so was the stromboli. Nice and big and crispy with good filling. The pasties were good too..my first so I really have nothing to compare it to. It's not amazing food but it's solid for such a small town. I'd stop by again if I was in the area.
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Jason A.
Not bad at all fast and friendly. Not like other fast food resturants.
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Ben H.
Good stuff here. Whenever we're in town I'm always stopping by Spicy Bob's to pick up a pizza. Made fresh-while-you-wait and piping hot! It's always a good deal.
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Eric E.
Got delivery, which took two hours, but they were busy so I could understand that. I got the Caesar salad, which really wasn't that impressive at all, not worth the money. The Meat Lovers Pizza was pretty good though. Not the best I've ever had, but after eating Pizza Hut, it tastes like French cuisine. A lot of meat, and the medium was enough to hold me over with pieces to spare.
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Nathasja T.
Here is a quick shout out to Brianna - that girl works her butt off! On a day where they were severely understaffed Brianna held this place together with vigor, determination and friendliness. They encountered some technical difficulties (dough machine broke so everything had to be rolled out by hand), orders were piling up yet she kept it together. Her coworker seemed uninterested and demotivated, I felt bad that she had no support from him in all of this. The service here is great, super friendly and accommodating - they truly aim for customer service here. The stars aren't 5 star level, only because the food wasn't my favorite. The cheesebread has a bit of an unpleasant aftertaste (though lots of people seem to like it) and the pasties are kind of dry. Service and friendliness wise however, many places can learn from and/or stand to hire themselves a "Brianna". 5 stars for her, 3 overall.
(3)Mitch W.
It might not be the cleanest little Mom & Pop pizza joint, but the food is tasty. I'll admit that I'm partial to the Bears Dens pizza and Cheese Bread, but Spicy Bobs ain't bad. The grinders are on house made bread and are generously built. Apparently they were voted "best grinders in Northern Michigan" (according to the cashier), but I don't know by whom or when. Either way, they are good. The Silly Stiks are good old fashioned Crazy Bread, which is funny because this place very clearly WAS a Little Caesars at some point in time, as evidenced by one half of the original "Pizza! Pizza!" sign still on the wall. They also sell Albies' Pasties if you're into that kind of thing.
(3)Roxanne G.
Stopped here on a whim after seeing many signs for hot pasties while visiting Michigan. Was greeted by the owner and pasties were delicious.
(4)Mimi T.
This really should be 3.5 but Yelp doesn't give that option. Stopped here on the way home from fishing and grabbed a slice, stromboli, and some pasties. Slice was good and so was the stromboli. Nice and big and crispy with good filling. The pasties were good too..my first so I really have nothing to compare it to. It's not amazing food but it's solid for such a small town. I'd stop by again if I was in the area.
(3)Jason A.
Not bad at all fast and friendly. Not like other fast food resturants.
(3)Ben H.
Good stuff here. Whenever we're in town I'm always stopping by Spicy Bob's to pick up a pizza. Made fresh-while-you-wait and piping hot! It's always a good deal.
(5)Eric E.
Got delivery, which took two hours, but they were busy so I could understand that. I got the Caesar salad, which really wasn't that impressive at all, not worth the money. The Meat Lovers Pizza was pretty good though. Not the best I've ever had, but after eating Pizza Hut, it tastes like French cuisine. A lot of meat, and the medium was enough to hold me over with pieces to spare.
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