Papa John's Pizza in Aberdeen

First off got a pizza and the dough is raw. Called and just asked for a new pizza. Called several times after not receiving a pizza in an hour and a half. Was put on hold for over 5 minutes and staff refused to tell me why I still have not received my pizza. Then I told they have 1 driver at the store. This is stated as a retired military owned store, as a retired military service member this is unacceptable. If it was the weekend maybe I would understand but this was a Tuesday night. Unacceptable worst serviceand pizza from a papa johns ever

Great for a convenient quick bite

In our family, we have a "Pizza Picnic" every Sunday night for dinner. Over the years we've taken out from the old Serio's (Now Pizza Boli's), Domino's, Little Caesar's, and more recently Papa John's. This review speaks for two adults and four kids.Papa John's pizza is more like custom pizza, where you can pick and choose from various "better ingredients". They also offer a wide range of "pre-built" pizzas. Our current hankering is their Double Cheeseburger Pizza. It uses a cheesy sauce instead of the traditional tomato sauce, burger crumbles, and it even includes sliced pickles, yum. We've tried other pizzas from "regular" to the Chicken type, to the 6 cheese, etc. Also, each pizza comes with a pickled pepper and garlic butter dipping sauce for the crust. Their pizzas is consistently yummy.We use the Papa John's App to place our order. Prices are reasonable, in the $10-$15 range for a med/large. Our typical two pizza dinner costs $30. They also have a frequent buyer/ loyal customer points program. It must be worthwhile because we keep coming back. (Maybe it's the sliced pickles)... The store itself is on the corner across from the 7-11 to the North and Rita's Italian Ice to the West. It's part of the old worn-out Aberdeen, just caddy corner (NW) from the new shiny Aberdeen where Gino's Burgers, AT&T Mobile, etc. are located.We always order carry out. When we arrive, the staff is usually nice, but they always seem busy/ short-handed.Papa John himself is celebrating his 30th year in business... and he looks like he's 45 years old... so if that's...