Joe's Pizza (east end) Loyalsock — Restaurant in Loyalsock Township

I can’t speak to the quality of the food at Joe’s Pizza, as I haven’t personally tried it. However, I had a negative interaction with one of their employees that left a lasting impression.

My crew and I were working on a road closure directly in front of the restaurant, redirecting traffic for the safety of nearby workers and drivers. While I was managing traffic flow, an employee from Joe’s Pizza approached and asked to drive through the closed section. I politely informed her that, for safety reasons, she would need to go around the block — a minor detour that takes just a couple of minutes.

Rather than understanding the situation, she became verbally aggressive and directed profanity toward me and my team. This unprofessional behavior was disappointing and unnecessary, especially considering we were simply doing our job to keep the area safe.

Due to that experience, I chose not to try the food — I value respectful service as much as the product, and unfortunately, this encounter didn’t reflect well on the business.

It was a young female, happened on 07/24/25.

Hi, thank you for your response. I understand this incident occurred outside the restaurant, but the individual who behaved aggressively toward me and my team clearly identified herself as an employee of Joe’s Pizza. While I respect that this may not reflect the behavior of the entire staff or management, interactions with employees—regardless of location—can still influence public perception of a business.

I didn’t leave this review to harm your business, but to express a real and disappointing experience tied to your brand. Respect and professionalism go a long way, especially when dealing with those working to ensure public safety. I hope this feedback helps in addressing future situations like this...

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