Boston Pizza — Restaurant in Swift Current

I have never felt so strongly about a restaurant before in my 20 years of living. What is this feeling, you ask? Complete and utter abhorrence. Every single visit that I have granted Boston Pizza in Swift Current has ended in poor spirits, unsatisfied stomachs, and a general dislike for the world, as one thinks to himself, “surely the world has gone to hell if man has come to this level of lack of self-worth to believe that this is what he deserves.”

As decent, Greek, family restaurants, are closing down in this city, it appalls me that Boston Pizza still stands. It’s come to the point that I will not step in its doors out of an act of principle. Does anyone truly love Boston Pizza? How come we, as a society, have accepted such poor customer service, mid-tier food, and say that we are satisfied? While a much greater food exists within our family-run businesses? Cheaper food? Better service? All these things are in our reach within Swift Current, and if you’re looking for them, such things will not be found at Boston Pizza.

We are human beings. The acme of creation. Do we not deserve proper customer service? Do we not deserve food that isn’t cold to touch, do we not deserve bread that is warm to taste? If my friend suggested to me “let’s go to Boston Pizza” I would be alarmed, for my friend clearly thinks that he deserves such cruel treatment, and I would probably guide this friend in positive self-talk and therapy. However, if he insists, well, that would never happen, because I would never be friends with someone who loves Boston Pizza, I try my hardest to stray from these kinds of people, the few that they are.

The reason why I say this though, is because the food isn’t that great, and more importantly, it’s so obvious that every worker seems to want yo rather die than give me a Shirley temple with my order, or take my...

I paid 55$ for a garlic shrimp spagetti and half serving of bone in hot wings to be delivered less than half a kilometer away, with these cut throat prices you would think that they would actually get your order right, i mean the reciept was right the food however.... was a bacon penne with honey garlic boneless wings...i truly dont understand how you mess something like that up..if youre out of something give me a bloody call dont just give me a random meal..while the person recieving my complaint call "Nicole" was very sincere with her apologies and professional in her willingness to fix the issue i do not live here and having to be up at 4am kinda makes you not wana bother with the hassel at 11pm at night. I am severly disappointed with the quality of service and food bps has been providing overall i can remember a better time and better food. I think its time to cut bps off my go to eats the prices are no longer up to par with the quality you get it doesnt matter what town or city you are in. Edit: After reading what seems to be an automated message the owner posts on all the negative reviews asking to complete a survey im going to drop 1 more star, im sure this message will be answered with the same copy and paste b.s if you cannot figure out what youre doing wrong by reading all these negative reviews why would i waste my time filling...

Due to my experience on this past Thursday, I will never be eating at a Boston Pizza again. It was disgusting. The food is expensive for what you get. For example, a pasta dish will typically run you around $18 or a simple beef dip is worth around $16. The prices would be reasonable if the food was actually cooked with any real care or effort. The problem lies primarily with the chain. The food clearly comes out of boxes and bags. My party ordered Rib & Chicken wing combo with mashed potatoes and steamed veggies, we also ordered a Big Dipper (beef dip) which comes with fries. Everything was soggy and cold. The ribs had clearly come out of a bag, they were slathered in a disgusting amount of sauce to make up for it. The veggies were undercooked. The wings were cold and soggy, not crispy the way fried wings should be. The mashed potatoes likely came from a bag as well, they were oddly cooked. The mashed potatoes looked like they had been tossed in a pile on the flat top and flipped around until warm, they had markings of a flat top. The bun for the beef dip was soggy. This is too much to pay for food like this. I don't have a problem paying for good food, but at that price nothing should come out of a bag or box. This chain barely prepares anything...