Big Daddy’s Pizza
275 W 200 N, Kaysville, UT, 84037
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Address :
275 W 200 N
Kaysville, UT, 84037 - Phone (801) 660-6802
- Website https://www.bigdadpizza.com/
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Drew W.
Horrible, terrible, and every other similar adjective. If the poor quality wasn't bad enough, our entire family got sick the next morning from this rotten pizza. We purchased two 5 dollar cheese and pepperoni's and in the first bite knew it was poor quality. Stay away it's not even better than the cheapest store bought frozen pizza's. Just walk up the east end of the parking lot to the next building and go to David's Pizza it's much better.
(1)Dale R.
Big Daddys was a Big Disappointment. Always wanting to support local but this was not even worth supporting if it was my own fathers joint. Food was enough to keep me from ever going back, but the owners belittling of one of his min-wage sign twirlers made it clear I would never step foot in there again. Big Daddys lacks love for people and love for making good food. I have had better pizza from scout fundraisers, better wings from the frozen food section, and better atmosphere at the city dump!
(1)Shari F.
It's really hard to screw up pizza to the point that my husband doesn't like it but Big Daddy's did it. It was so bad its hard to describe how bad it was. Part of the problem is that they make the pizza and then put it in a warmer thing until some sucker comes along and buys it so it's dried out and super nasty by the time you get it home. Pizza Hut is just 2 blocks away and their pizza's are only $10 and it's soooooooo much better.
(1)Weston W.
Little Caesars price for a high quality pizza. We were sad when the Bountiful location closed. Love the crust and the zing in the sauce.
(5)Er P.
Disappointed. My second time buying from big daddy's, and my last. Fool me twice... The biggest offense was too much cheese and underdone crust. Large mouthful of dough and uncooked cheese, not pleasant. The thing of dipping sauce for the cheesy bread was only half full. A minor annoyance that would have been forgiven had the cheese bread been delicious, but the meager amount of sauce came across as evidence of low standards. Large 3 topping and cheese bread was $23. About $6-7 more than others in the area, and that's not counting the large chain pizza places. Plus they couldn't deliver because they said their delivery guy quit. Sorry guys, but I was really unhappy with this experience.
(1)Dianne S.
Hot and ready means the pizza has been ready and waiting for you to purchase for up to 1-1/2 hours. Lucky me my pizza had only been waiting for me for an hour. Asst manager said they can sit for 1-1/2 before they throw them out. Stay away from 'hot and ready'. Order fresh.
(2)Rob G.
Good pizza for the price! Great customer service. Nice little town atmosphere. We ordered our pizza fresh and ate it in the restaurant. I've never tried the "Hot and Ready" so can't speak on that.
(3)Zane L.
$4-$5 frozen, cook-it-yourself Freshetta Pizza at Smiths is MUCH better than Big Daddy's, even after a YEAR in my freezer..
(2)Brian B.
Ate there for the first time today and happened to talk to the owner. He's had the business for about a year, so I think the other four reviews are no longer relevant. We were in and out in only few minutes with three pizzas and breadsticks and paid about $20. See you soon Big Daddy.
(5)Dan B.
Pizza is fast and tastes pretty good for the most part. I won't order the Buffalo wings again though. They were hardly cooked with some sauce slapped on. I had to cook them for 20 mins in my oven when I got home.
(2)R H.
Sad I thought I would give them one more try and went in for their buffet today... They advertise it Mon-Fri and the employee sad "we decided Not to do it today!" No apology and as I left them I noticed even I said "ok well, thank you"... Shame how common courteous are forgotten.
(1)T G.
Price is good. Food not so much. Service is lacking. Employees were nice ownership not at all. I put this one on the must avoid list. You can find $5 pizza elsewhere.
(1)Steve B.
We got 2 Hawaiians & a cheese bread for $20. Pizzas aren't as big as Little Sleazers, but I think they taste better. Also, Big Daddy's in Kaysville has a more convenient location. When cheap pizza fits the bill, we'll be back.
(2)Weston W.
Little Caesars price for a high quality pizza. We were sad when the Bountiful location closed. Love the crust and the zing in the sauce.
(5)Er P.
Disappointed. My second time buying from big daddy's, and my last. Fool me twice... The biggest offense was too much cheese and underdone crust. Large mouthful of dough and uncooked cheese, not pleasant. The thing of dipping sauce for the cheesy bread was only half full. A minor annoyance that would have been forgiven had the cheese bread been delicious, but the meager amount of sauce came across as evidence of low standards. Large 3 topping and cheese bread was $23. About $6-7 more than others in the area, and that's not counting the large chain pizza places. Plus they couldn't deliver because they said their delivery guy quit. Sorry guys, but I was really unhappy with this experience.
(1)Dianne S.
Hot and ready means the pizza has been ready and waiting for you to purchase for up to 1-1/2 hours. Lucky me my pizza had only been waiting for me for an hour. Asst manager said they can sit for 1-1/2 before they throw them out. Stay away from 'hot and ready'. Order fresh.
(2)Rob G.
Good pizza for the price! Great customer service. Nice little town atmosphere. We ordered our pizza fresh and ate it in the restaurant. I've never tried the "Hot and Ready" so can't speak on that.
(3)Zane L.
$4-$5 frozen, cook-it-yourself Freshetta Pizza at Smiths is MUCH better than Big Daddy's, even after a YEAR in my freezer..
(2)Brian B.
Ate there for the first time today and happened to talk to the owner. He's had the business for about a year, so I think the other four reviews are no longer relevant. We were in and out in only few minutes with three pizzas and breadsticks and paid about $20. See you soon Big Daddy.
(5)Dan B.
Pizza is fast and tastes pretty good for the most part. I won't order the Buffalo wings again though. They were hardly cooked with some sauce slapped on. I had to cook them for 20 mins in my oven when I got home.
(2)Drew W.
Horrible, terrible, and every other similar adjective. If the poor quality wasn't bad enough, our entire family got sick the next morning from this rotten pizza. We purchased two 5 dollar cheese and pepperoni's and in the first bite knew it was poor quality. Stay away it's not even better than the cheapest store bought frozen pizza's. Just walk up the east end of the parking lot to the next building and go to David's Pizza it's much better.
(1)Shari F.
It's really hard to screw up pizza to the point that my husband doesn't like it but Big Daddy's did it. It was so bad its hard to describe how bad it was. Part of the problem is that they make the pizza and then put it in a warmer thing until some sucker comes along and buys it so it's dried out and super nasty by the time you get it home. Pizza Hut is just 2 blocks away and their pizza's are only $10 and it's soooooooo much better.
(1)Dale R.
Big Daddys was a Big Disappointment. Always wanting to support local but this was not even worth supporting if it was my own fathers joint. Food was enough to keep me from ever going back, but the owners belittling of one of his min-wage sign twirlers made it clear I would never step foot in there again. Big Daddys lacks love for people and love for making good food. I have had better pizza from scout fundraisers, better wings from the frozen food section, and better atmosphere at the city dump!
(1)R H.
Sad I thought I would give them one more try and went in for their buffet today... They advertise it Mon-Fri and the employee sad "we decided Not to do it today!" No apology and as I left them I noticed even I said "ok well, thank you"... Shame how common courteous are forgotten.
(1)T G.
Price is good. Food not so much. Service is lacking. Employees were nice ownership not at all. I put this one on the must avoid list. You can find $5 pizza elsewhere.
(1)Steve B.
We got 2 Hawaiians & a cheese bread for $20. Pizzas aren't as big as Little Sleazers, but I think they taste better. Also, Big Daddy's in Kaysville has a more convenient location. When cheap pizza fits the bill, we'll be back.
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