Papa John's Pizza

Jessi Bowling

We placed an online order at 4pm on a Monday, the store accepted the order (and our money) and said it was open. We went to go pick up the order and there was literally no one there. The phone lines were all busy and the front doors were locked. We saw two other customers run into the same issue as well. Hopefully they’ll be open tomorrow so we can get a refund.

Raymond Wilson

Not a rating for this store but PJ in general, second time I have tried to order by phone .. first time got call center person that couldn't get my address right.. hung up figured if they can't get easy address right how are they going to get my order right. Called again today (many months later) again got call center person .. had to verify and repeat everything twice, got to the payment at end and was told they are not taking credit cards .. cash only. Hung up and called Domino's.. Strike two PJ...

Jake Bushlack

I love Papa John’s pizza so much. I ordered carry out because $8 for a large PJ pizza is great. Pizza was made in a timely fashion, delicious as always. However, when I called the store, I got sent to a call center and placed my order there. It was hard to understand the woman on the phone, but I assumed everything was probably ok. Then I got a follow up text in poor English asking if I wanted to receive SMS offers from Papa Johns. I though “no way I’m getting scammed by a pizza chain…” When I got to the store everything went fine. The call center experiment sucks. The store was in okay condition, but a couple employees were walking around aimlessly and it was pretty dirty inside.

Miguel Angel Zavala

Workers had their front doors locked during business hours. Went in for a pick-up, forgot my ID in the car, and front doors were locked both times I tied to go in. Got an upset reaction because I knocked hard to get someone's attention inside to know I was outside after knocking softly over and over without being noticed. I understand if staff is under a break/lunch or something. But their employee's response was that they feel the neighborhood is "dangerous" during daylight hours. This isn't some crazy crime-ridden neighborhood inside some inner downtown hood, or ghetto compared to some other parts of CO. Any pizza joint won't have their doors locked during daylight hours in any neighborhood, unless the employees brought something/someone in after them. No offense to pizza joint owners, but it's not exactly a big score like robbing cash from a bank. Buyer beware of coming to this place, if crazy stuff happening, it's what they're excpecting to happen anytime soon. In this normal neighborhood for some reason.