Rodney’s Pizzeria
120 N Pine St, Gwinn, MI, 49841
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Address :
120 N Pine St
Gwinn, MI, 49841 - Phone (906) 346-6707
- Website https://rodneyspizzeria.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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K V.
Only place that has a salad I'd actually eat. 1/2 lettuce/greens/rabbit food and 1/2 cheese/meat/more meat/meat again/eggs and more. They have fantastic appetizers as well, especially the jalapeno cheese curds.
(4)Michele W.
The best pizza's I've ever had have always had canned mushrooms instead of fresh, likewise Rodney's does this too. I personally think the pizzas here are delicious, although they can be pricey.
(4)Shai R.
A constant hit and miss. Have had decent sandwiches and pizzas but overall I would just skip this place if you're looking for something satisfying. Ordered a pizza tonight and it was burnt, when I called to tell them about it and how unhappy I was; I was told that I could have another pizza made if I came back to the restaurant. But who wants to drive all the way back over there after getting settled in at home after a long day at work? The customer service I received wasn't warm and apologetic as it should have been. As I said before, a hit and miss.
(1)Alex K.
I guess when your options are as limited as they are in sorta-rural Gwinn, MI (population 2000), one can't complain TOO loudly about the quality of the food. I mean, one subpar pizza joint is better than NO pizza joint, right? The last two times I visited family in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, we ordered pizzas from just-down-the-street Rodney's. And both times, we got pizzas weighed down by sheets of mozzarella cheese and sprinkled with canned mushrooms. Tasted fine, but not using fresh ingredients on a pizza is a sin that should warrant an automatic visit from Gordon Ramsay and his Kitchen Nightmares team. The pizza also featured half-inch layers of gooey cheese that so dominated the pie that I couldn't even taste the sauce or the the spongy crust underneath. They also do a stale and rubbery garlic pizza bread-type thing that is essentially a thin pizza crust covered with mozzarella and peppered with dry oregano. I guess if you're craving a pizza and can't make the drive to Marquette, Rodney's is a serviceable choice. Just don't expect anything on par with even Domino's or Pizza Hut.
(2)Katie L.
Get the Cheese Fry (cheesy bread) and cheese spread to dip, it's amazing! The pizza is alright the chef salad is great and quite Large!
(4)Ed F.
We stopped in when visiting family in the area. The pizza was just so-so, but we received great service from our waitress, Anna. She bent over backwards to accommodate us for a birthday. I'm a fan of fresh mushrooms so we were disappointed with the canned mushrooms. It's quaint little place right on the main drag decorated with lighted grapes on wall and decor that feels like grandma's house.
(3)R W.
Too much cheese, canned shrooms..greek pizza best choice, but crust is half-assed..
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