Yaghi's Pizzeria — Restaurant in Georgetown

here is what you need to know about this location before you come here

it's a local Central Texas franchise that has some locations throughout the nation but mainly is known for beef pepperoni and for people like me who stay away from poor product they have beef substitute for everything you can imagine and it comes out to my taste buds even better

did not take long to have two fresh heated slices under lunch special complete with drink and plenty of dining in space despite it looking like a little hole in the wall

they're open July 4th with two friendly gentlemen there to greet me and make me feel like family with super clean restroom with plenty of soap hand towels plenty of utensils and he even had fresh garlic and fresh spices to put on my pizza too

plenty of napkins and a simple drink lineup

no alcoholic beverages but at least that I noticed lots and lots of meat options especially to go as well

The challenging part even though it's handicap accessible is finding parking in this super extremely busy HEB shopping center area and safely and patiently getting out of there is probably the trickiest thing with this location I would also say the tables were clean everything was kept clean and organized with a peaceful ambience to the whole location which just added to the overall quality and value of the lunch special which was just after tax under $9 for two slices and a drink which was enough to fill me up highly recommend them especially if you need a good amount of pizza to go I saw a couple people come in and out quick and easy to get there pizzas that they called ahead and paid...

Man, it's not if you have an issue, but how you handle it!

We love Yaghi's, but got home tonight and realized that our pepperoni rolls were a bit burned. Desperate, two of our kids ate 3, the more finicky chose PB&J, adults were having gumbo. After causing a minor fight with my wife, we called. "If you'd only eaten one, you could bring them back for a refund, but you ate 3, so nothing we can do..." the employee was nice, but policy you know... So, couldn't get a future order and apparently WE needed to drive back with no consideration for the situation our our time or inconvenience. In round rock, we had to drive a bit to Yaghi's but we did because we liked it. In Georgetown, it's actually the closest pizza place which is great because our family of 8 loves it and we're OFTEN too busy to cook.

8 Pepperoni Rolls: $15.99. PB&J to sub if the finicky kids won't eat: $0.79. Not taking care of your regular clients in the age of the internet: Pricele$$

PS: They called back with an offer of 25% off next order or a full refund if we drove back what...

UPDATE: Gave them another shot. Needed a place close by prior to the Super Bowl. Same old story. Meatball sub still full of sauce and cheese, and a bit of meatballs. This time I also got spaghetti and meatballs. Pasta had obviously been prepared long before - it was so overcooked it was almost mush. Meatballs have decent flavor, but they've been quartered to make it seem like more. Not sure if they are house made - if so, they need to roll them more loosely; very dense, and need some moisture.

Tried this place for the first time. Went with the meatball sub. So close, but missed the mark. Bread was great, sauce was tasty, but just not enough meatballs. For a 14" sub, you're gonna need more than one quartered meatball in each half. Half the bites (or...