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    Bobby G's Pizzeria

    3.7 (760 reviews)

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    Live music
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Sara L.

    At $5 a special slice, I decided to stop in this pizza joint after attending a festival nearby. The solo bartender and waiter was patient as I decided what to order. I chose the special slice today - pepperoni, olives, and garlic in traditional marinara type sauce and cheese. I paired that with a can of Coke. Mid-day, this place wasn't very busy. There were plenty of indoor and outdoor tables, benches, and bar seats to choose from for seating. And although a football game was on the tvs above the bar, the noise level was decent. The pizza was ready quickly and greasy perfectly seasoned deliciousness! $9.25 for the whole shabang, not bad.

    Salami, Olive, Italian Sausage
    Tom M.

    Second time at Bobby G's. First time was December for concert at UC theater as was this latest visit (Exodus!!!). Very close to theater, welcoming and friendly staff. Buddy ordered large pizza with salami, olives, and Italian sausage. Came out amazing with excellent crust that was perfect throughout. Was a bit big for two of us but plan was to save half for the three hour drive home to Fresno. As it would happen, I have a leg in a brace and use a wheelchair as well as crutches and the staff could not have been more friendly and accommodating. Often available in case I needed a helping hand. Great beer selection as well. Frankly, I'm trying to think up an excuse to come back even without a concert there!

    Ricotta Slice of Pizza with a house beer
    Pedram B.

    Came for their wednesday night trivia with some friends and was thoroughly impressed. The atmosphere was homey and friendly and the food and beverages were solid. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a laid back place to chill.

    Main dining space.
    Jack W.

    Ambience is to be expected for a pub next to a music venue, lively and fun they were playing sports when my wife and I attended. The brews are great. I had the passion of the fruit super delicious. Excellent pour. However, the food was truly abysmal. My wife got the basil pesto gnocchi, and I got a simple chicken Alfredo. Both of our dishes were around $17/18after we added chicken. Which the chicken was your typical Sysco food systems pre-cut chicken that was terribly, terribly dry and unseasoned. The pasta was overcooked and Alfredo sauce tasted more like pasta water than Alfredo. Great staff, other patrons were wonderful, just truly terrible food. However, some of the pizzas looked good that others got around us, but unfortunately, we won't be able to try it on this visit.

    Irene P.

    Thank you, Bobby G's , for the pizza & space to crochet/knit/connect with new East Bay friends!

    Breadsticks!
    Alissa M.

    This place is super fun! They have so many special events almost each and every evening (BINGO, karaoke, etc.), but what you really have to come for is TRIVIA NIGHT on Wednesdays. Free to play, and it's super clever and well done the way the rounds work. Make sure you have a good team name. And get there early because it fills up before the game starts at 7. Pizza is good but make sure you get the stuffed breadsticks which are AMAZING. I also love the Bobby G's salad.

    fettuccine alfredo w/ chicken
    Daisy A.

    pleasantly surprised about the taste! not at all greasy, excessively cheesy, or oily. tasted very comforting and seasoning was good. price was $17 before tax which isn't horrible. also love how much the place hosts events. haven't gone to any yet but definitely plan to :)

    Ham & Gruyere Panini
    Ji S.

    Bobby G's looks like a casual fun place to have a meal with friends and family. The menu is pretty basic Italian foods you would expect at a casual dining restaurant. It has tv's around to watch a game and enjoy your food. For me, the food was just ok. I did not really enjoy my food. I ordered the chicken Parmigiana, stuffed breadsticks, and the Ham & Gruyere Panini. The best out of the 3 was the panini. It had thick slices of ham and crisp bread. It was a little dry and could have used more of the garlic aioli. The Chicken Parmigiana looked great with a good sized cutlet but it just lacked in flavor. As for the breadsticks, it looked great but once again lacked in flavor. I love stuffed breadsticks or stuffed crust but this was just bad. It was too much bread versus stuffing and the cheese had no flavor. TBH, Pizza Hut's stuffed crust was far superior to what I ordered here. It also did not help that this was the last to be served to us despite it being a "starter." I asked about it after having been served the main dishes and although they said that it sometimes takes a while, I frankly think that they simply forgot. If the STARTER takes that long, first they should inform the customer upon ordering AND they should perhaps ask if they want their main courses first AND they should perhaps not list it as a STARTER. The staff were all very friendly but just lacking in service. No one checks on you nor provide refills on drinks. It was more self service in that I had to repeatedly go up to the bar for help. Overall, the food was barely ok and the non-existent service, I would not come back here.

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    Everything is terrible here. Pizza is very meh. Service is bad but beer selection is ok. Strange crew of DUDES hanging .

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    How's the gluten free pizza?

    Sorry for the late reply but our gluten free pizza is really good. We have fresh dough delivered everyday for it. Most restaurants opt to use pre made pizza crust to save on labor and cost and store it in freezers in case they get few orders per day… 

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    Mortadella & Potato Pizza on GF crust Mortadella, purple potato, pistachio pesto, rosemary black peeler honey, arugula and Parm.
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