@@thatfastskinnykid5875 they actually never asked him not to film. They said do you have permission to film after he said no they said can you move a further that way
Of course they leave out the part of the video where the goodfellas employee came at them with a snarky attitude asking if they had permission to film on the patio. Not to mention the cold slice? Couldn't even throw it in the oven for a minute? Kentucky wouldn't know good pizza if it flew from NYC to their dinner table. 0.0, Kicked out, Cold Slice everyone knows the rules.
I enjoy the pizza reviews, but the news piece seemed to be a pretty accurate. I'm thinking that maybe you guys wanted a fluff piece about Portnoy rather than an actual objective report of what happened. The owner defended his employee but acknowledged that he made a mistake. That sounds about right to me.
Hey hey hey don't be diggin my whole state for one shitty pizza chain, there's some damn good pizza all over Kentucky. And definitely don't compare us to that shit hole that is new York.
@@thallakai Wrong, if he's on their property, he can get turned away. Now if he had moved 100 feet into a public space, he could have kept recording the review.
Dave's objective is to review the pizza for average customers. He doesn't want special treatment. The treatment he got is what customers deal with on a daily basis at good fellas. It seems like Goodfellas have been ignoring customers for years.
except for, you know, the whole going on somebody else’s property to record a youtube video without permission. every time a youtuber or something goes to film on somebody else’s property, they get permission first. not dave though. he’s too special for that
@@agentthreeohseven Yeah I don’t think it had anything to do with the idea of him recording without permission as much as the bad review. If he had given him a high rating he likely would have not said anything.
I’m sorry to say, it absolutely DOES represent the ‘Goodfellas experience’, because that WAS Davey’s experience... it is what it is, you can’t just pretend that one customer’s bad experience isn’t an experience; it doesn’t matter if it’s a national pizza reviewer, a regular customer, or a one time traveller through town...
Hubaldo Saldana I’m saying that any experience is a valid experience, just because it isn’t one that favors them doesn’t invalidate it as an experience
@Hubaldo Saldana but it’s not just about the pizza... it’s about his experience there; You don’t have to be a trained pizza chef to enjoy a slice. For example, if someone had gone in there and a staff member called him “a fucking queer”, then this person would have had a negative & homophobic experience. It would also apply to racial experiences, and any negative one you can think of. If there was a dog meat pizza, that counts as a bad experience, regardless of whether or not it was the only one they’d ever made. It doesn’t matter who Dave is, the point is that just because they say it’s not the usual Goodfellas experience, doesn’t make it so. That was his experience and he’s right to say what he said. And that jerk off employee, wow
If Dave rates a pizza place as amazing, then they will get an influx of business. They’ve proven themselves as a good pizza place. It goes the other way, if Dave reviewed a bad pizza place, it’s not his fault it was bad. He is not biased, they could have been good
Of course you cut out the part where the worker says, "you guy's have permission to film on MY patio, cool soo I'm gonna need you to go out that way." 0.0 for reporting skill.
If this pizza place was in NYC, they'd be closed by next week after this. The only reason why this place is still open is because there probably isn't any other decent pizza places in the area.
alk61695 I went to UK before moving to the northeast. There’s good pizza in Lexington but it isn’t Goodfellas. Prez would have given it a 3.1 if it was warm anyway.
Lived there 12 years ate Goodfellas once. There is a ton of better pizza in Lexington. The only reason Goodfellas is so popular is because they are open till like 2 and everyone who is drunk goes there.
Yeah, total hit piece on Dave. Edit out the stuff that made him react and not show he doesn’t give bad reviews 99.9% of the time. Only show Goodfellas side, trash!
Find it funny that the manager is defending his employee when you can see the employee was just being an ass in the video. He kicked them out and called him 'boss' sarcastically.
@@Darth_Pidgey yeah but instead has higher up positions cause of this incident guy makes a lot of $$$ anywhere else he would of been fired but hey man they survived being canceled
@@Darth_Pidgey I just like that patio dude thinks it's his patio do you have permission on my patio bro you don't own that patio you don't own building shut your mouth
The employee was knowingly being filmed, he was rude and snarky about the entire thing. The restaurant knew the pizza reviewer was in lex too. Why not let people film outside your business, you should welcome social media. Free publicity! Goodfellas Pizzeria owner Alex Coats said Tuesday morning knew that Portnoy and Barstool Sports were in Lexington and had alerted managers to be ready in case he dropped by; he’d reviewed their Indianapolis location a few years earlier and liked the pizza. So he wanted Lexington to be ready. “Unfortunately, we dropped the ball,” he said. “They served him a cold slice of pizza and it escalated from there.”
They made the right move by having his back, but Goodfellas missed a golden opportunity to make a joke youtube video about "whacking" him in the back alley. That would've been a brilliant and ballsy PR move. If they filmed it right, and featured Pres dressed up as one of the Goodfellas hitmen, it would've gone viral and catapulted them all into international pizza fame.
@@OneLove-ij2ss Totally wrong. That employee should have been fired on the spot. It doesn't make one lick of difference who it was that was filming. That was abominable customer service.
@@OneLove-ij2ss a company that takes the side of a bad employee, is now a bad company. How is that good to keep someone around who alienates paying customers by being a smug asshole?
@@kevlar5150 My thoughts. That loser employee was on a bit of a power trip. If someone is reviewing your pizza probably better to play nice and accommodate them like they are customers, ESPECIALLY with cameras rolling
"Experience it before ya know, you go and trash a place". Yeah isn't that what Dave was attempting to do? News outlets are so criminally misleading when publishing stories
Wait,.... They totally leave out the part where the employee comes at him with a piss poor attitude? The whole point of this story. The cold pizza is only a small portion of this story. Who cares if the employee is a "hard worker". Hard workers can treat people badly as well as slackers. Wonder how many people WITHOUT a video or proof of being mistreated by this employee are out there? The employees attitude was HORRIBLE! This is a one sided news report. For shame.
A couple things here. What this news segment neglected to show on video was the very 1st thing Dave said which was how awesome it was inside the restaurant. Then, BEFORE he was confronted by anyone, he said the pizza was cold as his genuine review. The restaurant didn't know he was coming in or even know who he was when he ordered, so that just shows that they serve cold pizza to their customers. Had he said who he was, then they would have gone out of their way from their usual process to make sure it was made perfectly which defeats the purpose of popping in unannounced.
Dave is the villain? First, it was cold pizza, so thank god he brought light the Goodfellas. Second, he got kicked out, so he left. I don’t think he was doing anything malicious lol
"He was taken by surprise. He didn't know what was going on." He needs to know he is being filmed by someone with millions of followers to treat a customer with respect and dignity? If this is how you plan to retrain count me out as a future customer. Employee should have been fired on the spot.
I love how in the middle of interviewing a regular customer she says she always comes to Goodfellas “for the atmosphere” as you can hear a car horn blaring in the background… ambiance
Considering how Dave was treated, I'd be concerned with any average customer being treated the same way by that guy. He didn't know who Dave was, so the way he acted was genuinely how he is on a normal basis. The workers are the face of your business, and that is a direct reflection on the owner. I don't have intentions of ever visiting this place.
That's not how it happened lol the employee gave him a really bad attitude and told him to leave probably because he heard him say the pizza is cold to the other people.
That employee behaved as though he was the owner of the restaurant. If I was the owner, I would not have approved of his customer service which is everything in the restaurant business.
What a lame excuse by the manager. Caught by surprise didn’t know what was going on? That’s the whole reason it’s “his patio” is to be able to read and address every situation in a professional manner. Even if it was just a random customer what he did was very wrong. He was served a cold slice and they want to kick him out because the honesty hurt his ego.
Being blindsided by a reviewer is not a good reason to serve cold food. It isn't a good reason to speak to a customer in a hostile tone. Also, kicking out a reviewer when a customer yells to tell you who the reviewer is, it's just plain idiotic. Goodfellas isn't doing anything to make up for their mistakes. They are simply trying to cover up their lack of integrity. I've been in the food service industry for years. If you mess up you suffer the consequences. It isn't difficult to serve warm food with a smile.
@@thatswhatsup3276 they're also the reason why people travel to specific locations to try different restaurants. Some are jerks, but most are not. Do you own a restaurant and serve shitty, cold food and then disrespect your customers? If not, then you probably have nothing to worry about
Personally I think the pizza is pretty chill, cool even! Also, great service. They pick up your uneaten pizza right away, in order to prevent litter. Very boss.
Why do people, when they are under deserved fire, always use the “we’re receiving threats” comment? Threats? What kind of threats? That makes zero sense. I swear people use this as a freakin deflection.
Sucks for those owners. The employee should have offered hot pizza the second the customer complained. Instead he was pompous about it saying he would throw it away so Dave wouldn't litter. Bad customer service. Any hate going his way will hopefully teach him something. Also, serving cold pizza is a cardinal sin.
You give THEE biggest pizza review guy a half-assed cold slice of pizza and then send your dorky manager out to rudely kick him out when they try and review it and they are surprised that this happened? What do you expect? If there is one person in the world who you want to impress with your pizza it is Davey Portnoy.
If they gave a good slice of pizza and good service they would be saying how great it was having barstool because they would have received positive reviews. Imagine that, consequences for your actions
The restaurant owner says this is now the goodfellas experience, but your employee kicked him out for filming on the sidewalk, not even inside the restaurant. Last I checked the sidewalks and roads are state property.
That's the customer service anyone filming themselves eating would get. Guy didn't know he signed his own death warrant and had this not been as famous, he would have kept doing it. Show how he talked to them next time so everyone can see why they got a 0.0
I mean theres a difference between if its a common experience or a one time thing but it looks like the spot closed so it looks like it was a common thing
Even though this is old I admire the pizza owner for sticking up for his employee and not throwing him under the bus even though the employee was wrong, I admire how the owner sticks for his employees. Daves the man to !
Guy has helped multiple pizza places get more customers, sorry his experience wasn’t optimal but we all saw it on camera. Guy who kicked him out might have not known and maybe Dave should give a heads up. But in no way should this be barstools fault
The guy could have just said “hey we don’t allow filming here, but you can sit and enjoy your pizza at one of the many empty tables” lol but instead had to fake flex with his passive aggressive attitude
Cold pizza , bad service, everyone knows the rules.
I mean this is obvious
It’s Lexington. People are awful in Kentucky.
@@theuprightmaneKYGA I heard that as well but why do you say??
@@tuxievous420 I’m from Louisville. It’s the best city in the state and it sucks too.
@@theuprightmaneKYGA dang! My friend says she thinks the prettiest girls are there. I’ll have to look I’m in Seattle
One misleading news report, everyone knows the rules.
FAKE NEWS ALERT
lmao
@I they never asked him not to film. Misleading
@@mcswegin watch the actual video, yes they do
@@thatfastskinnykid5875 they actually never asked him not to film. They said do you have permission to film after he said no they said can you move a further that way
One ruined pizza chain. Everyone knows the rules.
"I'll throw it away for you so we don't litter."
"It's trash."
Lmfao
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"thanks bro"
@@modest_mind2526 correction
"Thanks Pal"
@@MistaDontPlay34
Thanks boss *
@@Bob-nb4yo oh snap. You win the interwebs Bob. You're 100% correct lol. He definitely says boss 🤣
He had literally just started to eat it before he was kicked out. Way to spin the story the wrong way
EXACTLY! This news report got me all worked up! lol
Yep. Fake news media, simply doing what fake news media does. They are all liars.
Of course they leave out the part of the video where the goodfellas employee came at them with a snarky attitude asking if they had permission to film on the patio. Not to mention the cold slice? Couldn't even throw it in the oven for a minute? Kentucky wouldn't know good pizza if it flew from NYC to their dinner table. 0.0, Kicked out, Cold Slice everyone knows the rules.
EXACTLY. This is fake news
ice cold like ice from an igloo
I enjoy the pizza reviews, but the news piece seemed to be a pretty accurate. I'm thinking that maybe you guys wanted a fluff piece about Portnoy rather than an actual objective report of what happened. The owner defended his employee but acknowledged that he made a mistake. That sounds about right to me.
@@sundarpichai940 They should've included the 5 seconds leading up to the clip which would've shown the provocation of Dave's outburst.
Hey hey hey don't be diggin my whole state for one shitty pizza chain, there's some damn good pizza all over Kentucky. And definitely don't compare us to that shit hole that is new York.
Imagine being the employee who nearly yanked a business cause he had an ego trip about a patio
Apparently he still works there. Shows you how much of a dipshit the owner is.
Tbh if i did that i been fired or given a write up
@@3rdeyeoracle434 he did get fired, Dave has gone back for a re score
"Come here and eat here and expeience it." I mean thats what he did and it went terrible 😂
Hahahaha
it had everything to do with him recording his video there without permission
😂😂😂😂😂❤️😂
@@agentthreeohseven he didn't need permission to film, he was in a public space.
@@thallakai Wrong, if he's on their property, he can get turned away. Now if he had moved 100 feet into a public space, he could have kept recording the review.
Dave's objective is to review the pizza for average customers. He doesn't want special treatment. The treatment he got is what customers deal with on a daily basis at good fellas. It seems like Goodfellas have been ignoring customers for years.
except for, you know, the whole going on somebody else’s property to record a youtube video without permission. every time a youtuber or something goes to film on somebody else’s property, they get permission first. not dave though. he’s too special for that
@@agentthreeohseven I bet you’re really fun at parties
@@Larry_Fishermannn just because i know when somebody is obviously in the wrong doesn’t make me a buzzkill
@@agentthreeohseven yea it does, its called keeping to yourself.
@@agentthreeohseven Yeah I don’t think it had anything to do with the idea of him recording without permission as much as the bad review. If he had given him a high rating he likely would have not said anything.
I’m sorry to say, it absolutely DOES represent the ‘Goodfellas experience’, because that WAS Davey’s experience... it is what it is, you can’t just pretend that one customer’s bad experience isn’t an experience; it doesn’t matter if it’s a national pizza reviewer, a regular customer, or a one time traveller through town...
Hubaldo Saldana I’m saying that any experience is a valid experience, just because it isn’t one that favors them doesn’t invalidate it as an experience
@Hubaldo Saldana but it’s not just about the pizza... it’s about his experience there; You don’t have to be a trained pizza chef to enjoy a slice. For example, if someone had gone in there and a staff member called him “a fucking queer”, then this person would have had a negative & homophobic experience. It would also apply to racial experiences, and any negative one you can think of. If there was a dog meat pizza, that counts as a bad experience, regardless of whether or not it was the only one they’d ever made. It doesn’t matter who Dave is, the point is that just because they say it’s not the usual Goodfellas experience, doesn’t make it so. That was his experience and he’s right to say what he said. And that jerk off employee, wow
Exactly, the camera is just an objective witness. We all saw the Goodfellas experience first-hand.
If Dave rates a pizza place as amazing, then they will get an influx of business. They’ve proven themselves as a good pizza place.
It goes the other way, if Dave reviewed a bad pizza place, it’s not his fault it was bad. He is not biased, they could have been good
@@Eddiefresh I agree and the reviews speaks for themselves also having a punk manager running its mouth doesn’t help the cold slice.
Used to work here, the owners deserve these reviews haha.
They mean?
Are they mean
@@Rottenkirsche13 I guess you'll never know
Are they meanies?
Are they meanie bobeanies?
Of course you cut out the part where the worker says, "you guy's have permission to film on MY patio, cool soo I'm gonna need you to go out that way." 0.0 for reporting skill.
If this pizza place was in NYC, they'd be closed by next week after this. The only reason why this place is still open is because there probably isn't any other decent pizza places in the area.
alk61695
I went to UK before moving to the northeast. There’s good pizza in Lexington but it isn’t Goodfellas. Prez would have given it a 3.1 if it was warm anyway.
Joe Schwartz Lmaoo it’s Kentucky what do you expect
Then that means There arent ANY decent pizza places in the area!
The south is the biggest pizza desert in the country
Lived there 12 years ate Goodfellas once. There is a ton of better pizza in Lexington. The only reason Goodfellas is so popular is because they are open till like 2 and everyone who is drunk goes there.
Love how the news manipulated the whole story. The most interesting part of the video was what the employee did before Dave gave the review
Yep, totally ignored the part where the employee told him to leave wit the double point in the direction of the exit.
Yeah, total hit piece on Dave. Edit out the stuff that made him react and not show he doesn’t give bad reviews 99.9% of the time. Only show Goodfellas side, trash!
@@realthrills5448 that old reporter lady looks like an alien 👽 them Kentucky girls looking weird out there
Find it funny that the manager is defending his employee when you can see the employee was just being an ass in the video. He kicked them out and called him 'boss' sarcastically.
The manager also was very truth telling. Patio dude doesnt even work at that building anymore because if this.
@@Darth_Pidgey yeah but instead has higher up positions cause of this incident guy makes a lot of $$$ anywhere else he would of been fired but hey man they survived being canceled
@@Darth_Pidgey I just like that patio dude thinks it's his patio do you have permission on my patio bro you don't own that patio you don't own building shut your mouth
The customers in the beginning were obviously uncomfortable being on camera so they told on him. Employee had to follow thro
Once the score comes out you can’t change it. 0.0 everyone knows the rules
He did, actually.
@@Geno2733 all scores are final, one forest review, everyone knows the rules
one fake ass news story, everybody knows the rules
The employee was knowingly being filmed, he was rude and snarky about the entire thing. The restaurant knew the pizza reviewer was in lex too. Why not let people film outside your business, you should welcome social media. Free publicity!
Goodfellas Pizzeria owner Alex Coats said Tuesday morning knew that Portnoy and Barstool Sports were in Lexington and had alerted managers to be ready in case he dropped by; he’d reviewed their Indianapolis location a few years earlier and liked the pizza. So he wanted Lexington to be ready.
“Unfortunately, we dropped the ball,” he said. “They served him a cold slice of pizza and it escalated from there.”
That's What's Up...That’s aggressive!
Yeah the old punk manager was and is a pos
Their pizza is always cold
How are they in business?
"The employee is an EXTREMELY hard worker, we have his back."
*TRANSFERRED*
If u dont fire that employee then u never sell another slice to any BarStoolers.
Dude was way outta line.
They made the right move by having his back, but Goodfellas missed a golden opportunity to make a joke youtube video about "whacking" him in the back alley. That would've been a brilliant and ballsy PR move. If they filmed it right, and featured Pres dressed up as one of the Goodfellas hitmen, it would've gone viral and catapulted them all into international pizza fame.
@@OneLove-ij2ss Totally wrong. That employee should have been fired on the spot. It doesn't make one lick of difference who it was that was filming. That was abominable customer service.
@@OneLove-ij2ss a company that takes the side of a bad employee, is now a bad company. How is that good to keep someone around who alienates paying customers by being a smug asshole?
@@kevlar5150 My thoughts. That loser employee was on a bit of a power trip. If someone is reviewing your pizza probably better to play nice and accommodate them like they are customers, ESPECIALLY with cameras rolling
@@thee_morpheus lol that reminds me of the episode of South park where everyone becomes yelp reviews to get the best service and free food 😂
"Experience it before ya know, you go and trash a place". Yeah isn't that what Dave was attempting to do? News outlets are so criminally misleading when publishing stories
Damn not only does Lexington have bad pizza but, they also got bad journalists rip
Wait,.... They totally leave out the part where the employee comes at him with a piss poor attitude? The whole point of this story. The cold pizza is only a small portion of this story. Who cares if the employee is a "hard worker". Hard workers can treat people badly as well as slackers. Wonder how many people WITHOUT a video or proof of being mistreated by this employee are out there? The employees attitude was HORRIBLE! This is a one sided news report. For shame.
Notice how they didn't even show the full interaction
A couple things here. What this news segment neglected to show on video was the very 1st thing Dave said which was how awesome it was inside the restaurant. Then, BEFORE he was confronted by anyone, he said the pizza was cold as his genuine review. The restaurant didn't know he was coming in or even know who he was when he ordered, so that just shows that they serve cold pizza to their customers. Had he said who he was, then they would have gone out of their way from their usual process to make sure it was made perfectly which defeats the purpose of popping in unannounced.
In fairness he did say the atmosphere was great before he got to reviewing. No excuses for a cold slice, that was just bad customer service.
RIP Ray Liotta. A true Goodfella.
Dave is the villain? First, it was cold pizza, so thank god he brought light the Goodfellas. Second, he got kicked out, so he left. I don’t think he was doing anything malicious lol
Really surprised they let a TV News crew onto the property to film. They normally kick media off the premises.
Kick the pizza guy off your property for reviewing your pizza is a bad idea, everybody knows the rules
"He was taken by surprise. He didn't know what was going on." He needs to know he is being filmed by someone with millions of followers to treat a customer with respect and dignity? If this is how you plan to retrain count me out as a future customer. Employee should have been fired on the spot.
“Thanks boss” Thats the kitchen employee that gives the waitresses back rubs.
cool you re said the top comment on the original video
Really lol you go in there for a slice and this dude's giving broads backrubs while you wait for a slice. That's hilarious.
Stolen comment from the original video loser
I love how in the middle of interviewing a regular customer she says she always comes to Goodfellas “for the atmosphere” as you can hear a car horn blaring in the background… ambiance
Funny how they aren’t even filming at the right location.
The girl said, "come and eat here before you trash the place" thats what dave did......
Considering how Dave was treated, I'd be concerned with any average customer being treated the same way by that guy. He didn't know who Dave was, so the way he acted was genuinely how he is on a normal basis. The workers are the face of your business, and that is a direct reflection on the owner. I don't have intentions of ever visiting this place.
One cold slice. Everybody knows the rules
Dave didn’t ruin their business, their cold pizza and bad service did!
It shouldn't matter whether it's a wildly popular reviewer or anyone else. No one wants cold pizza! The snarky employee didn't help.
These close up shots of people are scary
Kentucky ppl bb
That's not how it happened lol the employee gave him a really bad attitude and told him to leave probably because he heard him say the pizza is cold to the other people.
F A K E N E W S
That employee behaved as though he was the owner of the restaurant. If I was the owner, I would not have approved of his customer service which is everything in the restaurant business.
3 years later and still 1 star reviews 😂
Awesome 👌
@@ryanlewis490 4 years later and they getting another one lol
Working hard selling cold pizza 🥶
They handed the pizza guy a cold slice. A cold fucking slice.
One bite… 0.0 *spits out* “TRASH!”
😂
This is how the media manipulates viewers.
One clueless employee, everybody knows the rules
They paid yelp to have the reviews removed. That's pretty disingenious. The incident happened. The pizza was cold. The reviews are valid.
Despicable how the owner of the store can watch that video and then go on camera and defend the employees actions
What a lame excuse by the manager. Caught by surprise didn’t know what was going on? That’s the whole reason it’s “his patio” is to be able to read and address every situation in a professional manner.
Even if it was just a random customer what he did was very wrong. He was served a cold slice and they want to kick him out because the honesty hurt his ego.
My employees are hard workers. Doesn’t heat up the slice. Okay pal.
Being blindsided by a reviewer is not a good reason to serve cold food. It isn't a good reason to speak to a customer in a hostile tone. Also, kicking out a reviewer when a customer yells to tell you who the reviewer is, it's just plain idiotic.
Goodfellas isn't doing anything to make up for their mistakes. They are simply trying to cover up their lack of integrity. I've been in the food service industry for years. If you mess up you suffer the consequences.
It isn't difficult to serve warm food with a smile.
Fuck these shithead reviewers...people who go around eating food and posting reviews are some of the dumbest fucks alive.
@@thatswhatsup3276 they're also the reason why people travel to specific locations to try different restaurants. Some are jerks, but most are not. Do you own a restaurant and serve shitty, cold food and then disrespect your customers? If not, then you probably have nothing to worry about
That employee learned the next morning what the power of social media could really do.
The broad at the end “it’s not fair to the people who work here”. Yeah babe.... learn the rules.
She's right it's not which is why they should have sent the employee with an attitude packing.
It was only called a mistake cause they were caught. They fully intended to and did serve cold pizza and bad service
*spits out pizza
Random guy “ WHAT!?”
Personally I think the pizza is pretty chill, cool even! Also, great service. They pick up your uneaten pizza right away, in order to prevent litter. Very boss.
It's trash
Fuck that pizza! Everyone knows we rock with Prez!!!!
Why do people, when they are under deserved fire, always use the “we’re receiving threats” comment? Threats? What kind of threats? That makes zero sense. I swear people use this as a freakin deflection.
Yeah nah the employee that bothered Dave definitely would've been fired if I owned it
It doesn’t matter if he didn’t know what was going on or not, you don’t treat people like that
One bratty owner's family memeber serving lousy pizza and lousy service, everybody knows if it was Joe Shmoe off the street he would have been fired.
And overpriced
Why was the pizza cold?
They kicked him out, stop manipulating the evidence.
0.0 says it all.
Never mess with Dave "Crispy" Portnoy!
Sucks for those owners. The employee should have offered hot pizza the second the customer complained. Instead he was pompous about it saying he would throw it away so Dave wouldn't litter. Bad customer service.
Any hate going his way will hopefully teach him something. Also, serving cold pizza is a cardinal sin.
You give THEE biggest pizza review guy a half-assed cold slice of pizza and then send your dorky manager out to rudely kick him out when they try and review it and they are surprised that this happened? What do you expect? If there is one person in the world who you want to impress with your pizza it is Davey Portnoy.
David has such a huge fan base
"Come here, eat here, before you trash the place", girl...thats exactly what he did, lol, and they kicked him out for it
They didn’t even give him a chance to experience it. He said the place was beautiful in the inside! They could’ve boomed.
leave it to the media to spin it to make dave look bad, lmao, to bad everyone knows the rules
Goodfellas pizza lures children into their gingerbread house
I don't know how long it was, but Dave did go back and do a good review of Goodfellas.
Trash segment
If they gave a good slice of pizza and good service they would be saying how great it was having barstool because they would have received positive reviews. Imagine that, consequences for your actions
"Ecperience it before talking bad about a place" that's exactly what he tried doing lol
One bad employee
One bad review
Everyone knows the rules
Stoolies are ruthless haha
I like how they didn’t even show the kicking out part, just Dave going crazy
Best part is at end when the anchor quotes Dave, saying he "feels KIND OF bad..." LOL
So since they found out it was a celebrity pizza review, in retrospect it’s cool now, and the guy just made a mistake? Ok got it.
The restaurant owner says this is now the goodfellas experience, but your employee kicked him out for filming on the sidewalk, not even inside the restaurant. Last I checked the sidewalks and roads are state property.
If you go watch the video you will see that this negative publicity was well-earned for Goodfellas.
Lol you know dude got fired the next hour literally
Actually no, he still works for the company at a different location. Amazing, right?
I agree with the 0.0 score. Still stands over the 7.7 second review
Boycott them..
That's the customer service anyone filming themselves eating would get. Guy didn't know he signed his own death warrant and had this not been as famous, he would have kept doing it.
Show how he talked to them next time so everyone can see why they got a 0.0
I mean theres a difference between if its a common experience or a one time thing but it looks like the spot closed so it looks like it was a common thing
Costco > Goodfellas
Blaze Pizza> Goodfellas
Great Value > Goodfellas
The employee needs to Un-F his attitude.
Even though this is old I admire the pizza owner for sticking up for his employee and not throwing him under the bus even though the employee was wrong, I admire how the owner sticks for his employees. Daves the man to !
Not to mention he took it away from the dude without even letting him answer first. Like tf. Why are you grabbing his food?
Guy has helped multiple pizza places get more customers, sorry his experience wasn’t optimal but we all saw it on camera. Guy who kicked him out might have not known and maybe Dave should give a heads up. But in no way should this be barstools fault
The guy could have just said “hey we don’t allow filming here, but you can sit and enjoy your pizza at one of the many empty tables” lol but instead had to fake flex with his passive aggressive attitude
Cold pizza at a pizza parlor is unacceptable
Is this the same Goodfellas that's shilling those terrible frozen pizzas over here? Come on you know the rules 🤠