Godfathers pulled pork pizza

So my brother tells me he had a pulled pork pizza from Godfathers last night and it was pretty good. I’m obviously leery, but I must admit I’m tempted to give it a try. Has anyone else given it a taste test?

The only Godfather's pizza around my way is in a Hess gas station. Don't think I'll be buying one from there anytime soon.

Stingrays, a real Roadfood joint, way down on the tip of the Delmarva peninsula is in an Exxon gas station - one of our Roadfooders, Hillbilly, I think, has dubbed it "Chez Exxon". And some of our Roadfooders speak highly of Sheetz and they are gas stations.

But, in any case, I doubt I'll ever get to eat that awful sounding concoction of BBQ pork on a pizza dough, because I doubt I'll ever eat at a Godfather's no matter where it is located.

Cheers, John

Don't get me wrong John, there are plenty of cafes located in service stations around here that are quite good. It's that the Godfather's here is just a 'pre-made' type of thing, kind of like a quick service counter.

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Originally posted by ctchank

The only Godfather's pizza around my way is in a Hess gas station. Don't think I'll be buying one from there anytime soon.

I've also seen "Godfather's" pizza at Hess stations. For some reason, I don't think it's the same pizza. The stuff at Hess IS that premade frozen stuff. I think Hess just calls their pizza "Godfather" unrelated to an actual pizza place.
Somehow, I don't think the thread topics pizza is the same stuff.

then again, after a little research, I think the Godfather pizzas ARE related.

ew.

Yes, they are related. Same logo. I remember years ago we had a Godfather's that had a 'real pizzeria' feel. The food wasn't bad either, it was always busy, I wonder why they went under

"Pulled Pork" OK. Bushie is involved with this thread somehow; I just know...