
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 225 Lafayette St, London, OH 43140
Phone: (740) 852-3984
Website: http://cappysonline.com/
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Reviews
My husband and I went there as a date night. We live in southeastern Columbus but we went for a little drive (about 40 minutes) because we like trying new Pizza places.
When we arrived, there were 2 cars in the parking lot. Got a little worried, honestly. The reviews were good for this place, but sometimes reviews are off. You know?
Anyway, we went inside and weren’t sure what protocol to use. Do we wait to be seated, we wondered? As we waited to be acknowledged, we read the signs. Finally, I asked the young man standing there what to do. He said we order there, at the counter. I said, “Sorry. I haven’t been here before so I wasn’t sure.” He waited.
Caught off guard by the brusk nature of the employee, we hurriedly tried to make a decision from a menu we had only seen that night. My husband told him that he wanted a large pizza and wings. When asked what size wings, my husband pointed to their special. The kid argued with him that he was ordering the wrong size pizza to qualify for the special.
They argued back and forth with the kid finally agreeing that we did actually qualify by what the sign said, afterall. Then he had us pay, after which we just stood there looking at each other again. Then he walked away.
So we just figured out what to do. Assuming we were supposed to wait for them to either call our names or bring out the food when it was ready, we found a place to sit.
The other two families both finished up, and they left. I had planned on observing them so I could figure out how everything worked, but no luck. We ended up just getting our own plates and utensils because they were sitting out by the then-closed buffet. We got our drinks from the fountain (we already knew how that worked. ) And we waited again.
When we did get the appetizer, and eventually the pizza, we weren’t spoken to at all either time. The food was really tasty. Based on how empty it was, we were relieved to find out that the reviews were right after all!
Then the group of kids that were working there started goofing off. It sounded like the girl was in distress while the boys were laughing so we checked on her. She seemed fine, though.
We finished what we could then assumed that if we needed a box, we would have to go ask for one. We had to wait at the counter for the shenanigans to pause so that we could do just that.
We left the mess at the table because that’s what the other two families did. Either they already knew protocol or they coincidentally both decided to just leave. I’m sorry if that was the wrong thing to do. We didn’t know.
The girl at least said goodbye as we were leaving.
Now listen, I know they were kids working for minimum wage, and that means minimal effort. I get it. But maybe a little retraining or adult supervision wouldn’t hurt?
Anyway, the next time we go for a drive looking for a nice dining experience and some good pizza, I guess we will try that Phat Daddy place. Maybe they offer both?
– Pepperoni & Extra Cheese
– Meat with Everything in, plus Extra Cheese
Large dining area.
Plenty of parking.
The place is clean.
Staff are busy in the kitchen, no counter or service staff