Best place for pizza in town, or any towns close by! Never disappointed when going here for pizza!
(5)
Rebekah W.
Oh Georgie! I'm a huge fan of George's Vineyard. I don't eat anything other than cupcakes in Northfield often, but when I do, George's is my favorite. The pizza is great (my favorite in town) and the lunch options there are phenomenal. Their grinders are enormous- easily big enough for two meals- and super tasty. George's gyros are second to none. At least in Northfield. I've never tried their pastas but they look really delicious. Best of all, the service is always friendly and helpful. Would I give George's four stars if it were located on Lake Street? Perhaps not but it is consistently the best in town. They even have some coupons on their website you can print off and bring in. Yeah-ya!
(4)
Jimmy H.
Good food and great service. The pizza was served hot and quick..... It was the best we've had in a while. We will be back!
(4)
Mr. O.
This place is a joke. Ordered off of menu on their website, then was charged $1.50 to $2.00 more on every item I ordered. Called in and told them the stated prices on their website differed than the receipt. Was told some bogus crap about "site under construction" and yet nothing on the website said that. Asked for the manager to call me the next day, never got a call back. False advertising, total BS. Will never eat there again, and have told everyone I can to boycott these fools.
(1)
Charles P.
First time ever at George's. Wife and I both had an onion ring appetizer. Large quantity and only $3.25. Then we ordered the Gyros platter for $8.95. Without a doubt best gyro I have had in many years. Piled high with meat, some Greek olives, and tomatoes, with thinly sliced onions, and some delicious cucumber sauce. Also comes with substantial fries. We had a Greek beer called Mythos. Only $3.25 a bottle and excellent. Glad to see Greece still does a few things right! Grand total $26.15. Waitress was super friendly and efficient. We are now fans and will be going back soon to try other menu options. Have now taken the kids and they loved it. Great show George's!!!!
(4)
Scott T.
Pizza is pretty blah... no real spice or flavor to it. Crust is good and toppings are ample but it is exactly the same taste wise as all the other pizza places owned by the same family in Northfield. Service was good.
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C B.
Got a Gyro and fries. Tons of Gyro meat but not enough tomatoes and onions. I was charged 25¢ for the mayo I wanted for my fries because it was a "substitution". I pointed out that "fries with ketchup" wasn't on the menu so how was mayo a substitution? Counter dude just shrugged and took my money.
(2)
Merrill H.
When driving by George's, I intitially thought it was a bar with it's bright neon beer signs. When I heard it was a Greek restaurant, I was all ready to get a gyro. But it's a pizza parlor! Whoops! Good thin crust pizza, though!
(2)
P H I L H.
Great thin crust greek style pizza. Be sure to try the "George's Special". I had a very nice white wine as well. I'll definitely eat here again.
Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
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Brett K.
Best place for pizza in town, or any towns close by! Never disappointed when going here for pizza!
(5)Rebekah W.
Oh Georgie! I'm a huge fan of George's Vineyard. I don't eat anything other than cupcakes in Northfield often, but when I do, George's is my favorite. The pizza is great (my favorite in town) and the lunch options there are phenomenal. Their grinders are enormous- easily big enough for two meals- and super tasty. George's gyros are second to none. At least in Northfield. I've never tried their pastas but they look really delicious. Best of all, the service is always friendly and helpful. Would I give George's four stars if it were located on Lake Street? Perhaps not but it is consistently the best in town. They even have some coupons on their website you can print off and bring in. Yeah-ya!
(4)Jimmy H.
Good food and great service. The pizza was served hot and quick..... It was the best we've had in a while. We will be back!
(4)Mr. O.
This place is a joke. Ordered off of menu on their website, then was charged $1.50 to $2.00 more on every item I ordered. Called in and told them the stated prices on their website differed than the receipt. Was told some bogus crap about "site under construction" and yet nothing on the website said that. Asked for the manager to call me the next day, never got a call back. False advertising, total BS. Will never eat there again, and have told everyone I can to boycott these fools.
(1)Charles P.
First time ever at George's. Wife and I both had an onion ring appetizer. Large quantity and only $3.25. Then we ordered the Gyros platter for $8.95. Without a doubt best gyro I have had in many years. Piled high with meat, some Greek olives, and tomatoes, with thinly sliced onions, and some delicious cucumber sauce. Also comes with substantial fries. We had a Greek beer called Mythos. Only $3.25 a bottle and excellent. Glad to see Greece still does a few things right! Grand total $26.15. Waitress was super friendly and efficient. We are now fans and will be going back soon to try other menu options. Have now taken the kids and they loved it. Great show George's!!!!
(4)Scott T.
Pizza is pretty blah... no real spice or flavor to it. Crust is good and toppings are ample but it is exactly the same taste wise as all the other pizza places owned by the same family in Northfield. Service was good.
(2)C B.
Got a Gyro and fries. Tons of Gyro meat but not enough tomatoes and onions. I was charged 25¢ for the mayo I wanted for my fries because it was a "substitution". I pointed out that "fries with ketchup" wasn't on the menu so how was mayo a substitution? Counter dude just shrugged and took my money.
(2)Merrill H.
When driving by George's, I intitially thought it was a bar with it's bright neon beer signs. When I heard it was a Greek restaurant, I was all ready to get a gyro. But it's a pizza parlor! Whoops! Good thin crust pizza, though!
(2)P H I L H.
Great thin crust greek style pizza. Be sure to try the "George's Special". I had a very nice white wine as well. I'll definitely eat here again.
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