Godfather's Pizza - Forest Grove

We visited around 12:30 pm on a Friday afternoon, it was busy, which is great. I had the 2 piece dark meat fried chicken with fries and coleslaw. The chicken was delicious, the fries were crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, the coleslaw was delicious also. A medium pizza was also ordered, half cheese and half pepperoni, it was deemed good. The staff there was friendly and nice.Parking: There are a lot of businesses sharing the parking lot so it's a little bit crowded.

Visiting from out of state where Godfathers has closed. Great to revisit favorites (Classic Combo Super Taco) with takeout. Delicious, great service, clean restaurant, and convenient location (Forest Grove).

One of the best pizzas, excellent staff attention ?,

Great attitude and food. They could stand to get a new credit machine. GoFundMe page? ?

There are only two reasons to eat at a Godfather 's: Indifference and abject poverty... and even the latter seems like flimsy reasoning these days.I wouldn 't have known one existed here if its wares hadn 't appeared at an acquaintance 's house during a party (an awkward get-together of co-workers where everyone 's surprisingly entertained, but nobody would consider the other a friend). Boy, did I forget just how low the bar could be for chains.Why would you do this to yourself unless you either couldn 't taste the pizza or didn 't care all that much? I remember when there used to be one of these in the Penn Station concourse under Madison Square Garden, and my father would take us there when he didn 't want to waste good pizza on toddlers heading to the circus. It tastes like food with that purpose: Cardboard, near-Elio 's crust, ketchup-thick sauce, somehow grainy cheese. There was a dessert option with visible perforations that I just couldn 't stomach.I found out where it was located and it just made sense. It 's just off Cornelius Pass on Main in an absolute desert of options. But even in its location, there 's an Albertson 's with better frozen pizza than the fully cooked varieties offered here.I know your kids want something. I know you 're a lonely code drone who doesn 't care what his food looks like. But please have some sort of respect for you and the people around you and pass on Godfather 's. It isn 't a chain built on good decisions. Ask former Godfather 's CEO Herman Cain.