Linney's Pizza — Restaurant in Frankfort

I actually never write reviews but this local restaurant had me in pure shock. You would think being a local restaurant they would want to try to build their business and a great way for that not to happen is allowing personal political views in plain sight of customers. In my personal opinion if your beliefs on politics is more important than your business maybe you should focus your attention elsewhere. For the people that are wondering what I’m talking about this restaurant has an Anti-Obama sticker on their microwave that you can clearly see just by standing at the front register through the window of the kitchen. The sticker is the well known sticker of a boy peeing on a word or symbol but in this case it was the word Obama. Reguardless of my views, putting something like this for customers to see is beyond ridiculous. I will never go back there and will be sure to spread the word. Wrong...

This review was forgotten on the account of how bad it was.

I know that there is history here and the locals rave about this place, but maybe it was good years ago. Because no just no.

I ordered multiple items from sandwiches to pasta and when I say trash I mean we ended up throwing everything away.

The pastas were as dry as could be and felt like they was scared to give you any sauce. The noodles were hard and felt undercooked and lacked the love of a true chef.

The sandwiches were horrible with minimal effort and scarce ingredients. Bread was hard and stale.

After shelling out what felt like a small fortune, I thought we were in for a treat. Oh, how sadly we were mistaken.

This might have been a good eatery in the past and unfortunately that’s where the taste, quality, and satisfaction remained.

Will not be returning....

Complete disappointment. We decided to give Linney's a try, and ordered a large pepperoni pizza. Lifting the lid on the box revealed what looked for all the world like a low-quality frozen pizza. It was completely flat, void of anything that resembled real pepperoni. I highly suspect the pre-made crust and pizza sauce were probably purchased in bulk from Sam's Club or some such place. The only ingredient with any apparent quality was the cheese, which was very good. I can honestly say that a Kroger Private Selections frozen pepperoni pizza tastes MUCH better at less than half the cost. Considering the low-end pizza that we paid $13.50 for, I truly felt ripped-off. Note to Linney's: fix your commercial or your pizza. Showing a great looking pizza on your commercial only serves to raise expectations on something you are...