Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N Bake Pizza

My husband and I were searching for pizza to eat on a Friday night since we wanted a night in. Didn’t want to go with the typical, Pizza Hut/​Dominos/​Papa Johns. Our neighbor had mentioned Papa Murphy’s and how the price was good and pizza even better. We decided to try it out. Arriving there we could pick the pre-​made pizzas and also make some changes of our own (no olives please!) You would honestly think that this pizza is like any other pizza… I honestly never like to write about pizza cause there’s really nothing too special about it. All in all pizza is hard to mess up. This pizza is DELICIOUS, from the sauce to the crust to the toppings. SO FRESH and plenty enough, not to mention with our local coupons it was $ 13 for a family size aka huge! I am currently eating one for breakfast as I write this review. We got the regular cowboy, no olives, add pineapple. So my pizza tests consist of how it tastes, straight out of the oven, 20 mins later, next day. Papa Murphy’s passed all 3 with flying colors! We will be back. Sorry no more chain pizza’s for us as long as Papa Murphy’s an option.

No problems ordering at this Papa Murphy’s and the pizzas are always tasty. Their cookies are pretty good too. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. We recently had a half Hawaiian and half pepperoni at home which was filled with toppings, and ended our meal with some tasty mint chocolate chip cookies. I do wish they were open later though!

I have been to this store dozens of times and they are always friendly, efficient and quick. Will continue to frequent this store.

When I first walked into the store the first employee we encountered did not attempt to greet us, but rather asked what we wanted. We asked the employee to give us a few seconds and he proceeded to the back of the store without saying a thing. Another employee by the name of Todd walks up, so we gave our order and proceeded to pay for the total. Instead of receiving exceptional customer service, Todd yanked my debit card from my hand and threw it across the counter just after swiping the card. This wasn’t the only time Todd expressed attitude, when he was done preparing our pizza he threw the pie across the countertop. This little incident was enough for me to persuade friends and family not to pay for such horrible customer service. I’ve already contacted corporate office regarding store 3 049 regarding this incident.

This is a nice take and bake pizza place. I went in to order a Gluten Free pizza. The only problem is they share the pizza sauce with all the non Gluten Free pizza’s too. Doing this would make some one very sick if they had celiac or a wheat allergy. So I talked to the young man at the register and he said that they would be happy to get a new spatula and new sauce to top the Gluten Free pizza with so that there would be no/​very little cross contamination.

Heart shaped pizza on Valentine’s Day for the win! They were well staffed and very courteous without being stuffy. The ingredients are fresh and of good quality.
In my mind pizza is often a cost and expediency driven purchase. Being that they are neither the cheapest not the easiest (yeah, I don’t have to assemble it but I still have to bring it home and cook it) they do a GREAT job of overcoming my objections by filling a niche. They offer a sit down quality pie at a great price point that I don’t have to make a reservation to eat.

Amazing service. Pizza was fantastic but the employees really made it. I will almost never go to another pizza establishment just because of the two girls working today. I believe the cashiers name was Teri, she made the experience for us. If she’s not a manager, she deserves to be. Thanks again! We’ll be back soon!

Take and Bake pizza makes sense! It tastes great, is supremely fresh and is a ton cheaper! Papa Murphy’s offers custom toppings, vegetarian options and good old fashioned combinations! The staff at this location is fresh, fun & friendly. Whether you call your order in or come to order in person — the wait time is usually under 10 minutes. Ask for a punch card — after so many orders you get a free pizza. 5 stars for solid service and selection! Let Papa Murphy’s do the cooking for you tonight!

So the new mesa location really good customer service great service, clean, really great priced and best of all the pizza… I thought it was weird at first they make I bake but honestly fast like lil Caesars and made like subway idea was great.

We got a coupon for a free pizza in the mail because we live nearby, so we thought we’d check them out! I’m really glad we did!
Being about 3 mins from our apartment, this may be our new go-​to pizza joint. I have no problem throwing a pizza in the oven to cook – because let’s be honest, it’s really the preparing part we’re too lazy to do!
The flavors were great, and the ingredients tasted fresh. What I’m most excited about, though, is they have fresh dough that you can buy and take home!

This location is pretty friendly and I’ve never had to wait more than 5 minutes for my pizza. It is a take it and bake it yourself place so I do wish it was slightly cheaper since you are doing most of the work but they always have coupons everywhere! Just check online before you go or check the in the mail. They often have coupons there too.

So i am sort of a snob when it comes to pizza. I’m guilty of judging places because I am not a fan of pizza Hut and other like places but I recently got some coupons in the mail for Papa Murphy’s and decided what the heck, I will give it a shot. I called in before I left work and they were ready for pick up when I got over there. i got a specialty stuffed one for my boo and got myself a veggie thin crust and even got some free cookie dough! The gentleman that helped me on the phone and when i went it was very helpful and make my first experience just delightful. It was a nice change just to get home and throw something in the oven and have dinner be done. The pizzas came out better than I expected and my boyfriend even said the next morning that his pizza was really good and would def order from Papa M’s again. That comment coming from him says a lot, since he is a bigger pizza snob then I am!
Super convenient, super tasty, super affordable.
SCORE X3 !

My boyfriend had brought a PM pizza home once a few months ago, and I was pretty impressed, so I decided to pick it up one evening after work when I didn’t feel like cooking. It’s a nice, small little store, and the guy at the register was patient with me as I figured out how to order. I got a pepperoni pizza with cheesy bread for about $ 12. For the price, I think it’s a pretty good deal. I definitely want to go back and try some of the other pizzas they have.

UPDATE: I want to note that the owner, Dennis, who posted his comment on my review, was genuinely concerned enough about my less than stellar experience to message me and offer me a complimentary pizza.
I thanked him for the follow up, but I declined. I don’t want a free pizza.
I didn’t pop in once, catch them on a bad day, then crucify them with a knee-​jerk review. I had been there several times on various days and at various times before I came to my conclusion and wrote a review.
And my commentary speaks more to the entire concept than to the specific shortcoming of this particular chain or location. Other locations don’t do it any better or worse… to their credit, I guess?
I don’t want a free pizza. It won’t change my mind.
I am not an unhappy customer-​I just didn’t like the food.
It happens.
I stand by with «Meh, I’ve experienced better»
Because I have.
But props to Dennis for understanding that you can’t make everyone happy, but you should at least try. Real class act.
No matter what #1 Zagat, now part of the Google monolith, says.
Cause based on sales, Pizza Hut is #1, and you literally couldn’t PAY ME enough to eat that… expletive deleted.

I had a craving for pizza but I wanted something that wasn’t going to absolutely kill my diet. I had seen ads for Papa Murphy’s deLITE pizzas so I decided to try one. I called the location by my house to put in my order and the guy said it would be about 10 minutes.
I got there pretty close to the 10 minute time frame and the girl was finishing it up when I walked in. She finished up quickly and came over to take my payment. After she slid my card she said there was an error on the machine that she didn’t know what it meant so she grabbed someone from the back to take a look. He came out and did something to fix it. He brought the girl and another employee over to show them what it meant and how to fix it and kind of tossed me my receipt without really acknowledging me or anything. I wasn’t sure if I was done or not so I waited for a minute but he contined with his demonstration so I just took my receipt and pizza and walked out.
The pizza was delicious and I was happy it was done in a timely manner but I didn’t appreciate being treated as an afterthought to a cash register demonstration when all I wanted was just a «thank you» or «have a nice day.» I don’t think that’s too much to ask for.

After cooking all week long and exhausted caring for my 8 mo GS all day (not that I mind), I wasn’t in the mood to fix dinner. Hubby was all too pleased because he wanted to try the pizza at the recently opened storefront next to Albertson’s. These are handmade, custom order pizzas that you take home to bake. All I could think of were those ones I used to order from the school kids selling them as fundraisers and they were horrible. Hubby said it was highly rated by Zagat. He also had a coupon so Daughter#1 and he drove down to place their order. There were about a half dozen patrons, all who appeared to be delighted with their selections — among them a family with hungry teenagers who were especially excited about their stuffed pizza which I was told was humongous.
It did not take long for Hubby’s pizza to be assembled. Since I don’t like pepperoni, Hubby asked if he could order ½ Meat deLITE and half Veggie deLITE on the thin crust and was told that would not be a problem. For 3 people, the large seemed to be more than sufficient. Upon paying, Hubby presented a $ 5 off coupon that he printed from the web. The young lady took a long look at the coupon and informed Hubby that it was not theirs. Apparently Hubby printed off a coupon from Fresh&Easy mistakenly thinking it was for Papa Murphy’s. How he could do that I still don’t understand, but the young lady told him to wait a second and she would talk to the manager. When she returned she said that they would honor it! Really? There was no reason that they needed to do that, but they did. What great public relations! After all, the pizza itself was still only $ 10 and now with a $ 5 coupon, it was crazy cheap!
When Hubby and Daughter#1 brought the pizza home, I was skeptical that it would taste very good. It was sitting on a paper tray and I was just about to remove it and place it on a pizza stone, when they said it was supposed to be baked on the tray. After about 12 minutes, I looked at the pizza and checked out the crust and it was perfectly crispy. The veggie half consisted of a garlic sauce, fresh spinach, fresh mushrooms, and fresh Roma tomatoes. It was soooooo good. I could have eaten the whole half myself. The meat half was made with an herb tomato sauce, pepperoni, sausage and ground beef. It was not greasy and although I did not taste it, it quickly got devoured.
Papa Murphy’s I am excited that you are open for business because I am coming back!