Johnny’s Pizza House

My friends, who are originally from Monroe, took me here to «rep the 318» after a long day of hiking.
We ordered two 14 inch pizzas, cheese sticks, breadsticks, and the cookie. Our total was around $ 60 after we got the 20% off for checking in on Unilocal.
I didn’t really care for the breadsticks, but the cheese sticks were so good. Basically like a cheese pizza once you dip it into the marinara sauce. I couldn’t stop eating them.
We got a veggie pizza with no olives and pepperoni on half and extra cheese.
— The perfect pizza. The crust has a little bit of sweetness to it and they give you the perfect amount of veggies. I think without the extra cheese, there wouldn’t have been enough. So make sure to get extra cheese if you like your pizza gooey.
And a pepperoni and jalepeno pizza. I only had a small slice of this because I don’t really care for such meaty pizza. They gave a lot of pepperoni! Which is good. Everyone else in my party enjoyed it.
Cookie — okay. You need to get this. We ordered this right before we left and it was so hot and oozing chocolate. One of the best cookies I’ve ever eaten.
It’s not the best pizza I’ve ever had, but it was really good. I’d come back.

Johnny’s lunch buffet was good. Pizza was hot and fresh. Requested a pizza for the buffet and it was out quickly. Salad bar was mostly fresh. Great value for the price. Will be back. And will tell friends about this place.

Good value, especially if you’re 8 years old.
$ 10 buckets of beer
Only 3 stars because everyone knows a bucket has six beers, not 5.

That is fantastic,

I ordered a pizza from here last night and I was so disappointed with the process. First, when I called, I could tell the guy answering the phone was new because every time I asked him for a price, he had to put me on hold to ask someone else. I ordered a 10″ pizza that was half Bacon cheeseburger and half sweep the swamp. Both specialty pizzas came with onions and jalepenos but I STRESSED that I didn’t want them on the pizza! When completing the order, the guy was confirming my address for delivery. They had my work address on file but I gave them my home address. After that I finished ordering,.was given a 25 – 35 min wait time and waited for my food. And waited some more. Finally the delivery guy showed up and I got my card only to discover they don’t take cards and that I was supposed to pay with card over the phone. I was annoyed by that but I told the guy to wait and that I would call the store really quick and pay. The guy told me that he needed to go deliver his other pizza and that he would be back in 20 min and then left!!! I IMMEDIATELY called Johnny’s to complain and I was told that I could pay now and they would make the delivery driver turn around. I paid. The delivery driver was back within a few minutes and after giving me my pizza, he literally just kept standing in the doorway. After a few seconds, I realized what he was waiting for, a freaking tip!!! I told him I left it on the card and slammed the door! Of all the nerve!!!
When I slammed the door, the smell of onions hit me in my face. I opened my pizza box and all I smelled was onions. Also, my pizza was cold, not warm, cold. I heated up then ate a slice of the Bacon cheeseburger side but I couldn’t taste them so I figured I may be mistaken. I saved the sweep the swamp side for work.(I work nights at a hotel)
When I got to work, I found out why my pizza was cold. Apparently, the delivery guy sent to my job first because nobody told him about the address change. Around 3 am this morning, I went to eat the rest of my pizza and every cm of the pizza was covered in onions. I’m happy that they are so generous with their toppings but I kept stressing NO ONIONS when ordering. I gave the rest to a coworker. I don’t think I’ll be ordering from here again nor recommending the place to guests that come in town

Call and place an order for 2 party pizzas, total comes to $ 32… and they can’t deliver a 14″ party pizza because it is for a special cheaper price. However, if I change my order to smaller regular pizzas at regular price, they can deliver… even if my total is $ 10 less. What kind of business math is that? I’m tying to give your dumbasses MORE MONEY!!! Not to mention that either way, you are charging $ 3 delivery fee. I’m over trying to order pizza. I’m tired of shady bait and switch deals. I can only hope that you leave your oven on tonight and your restaurant burns to the ground.

Johnny’s is the BEST! Its not cheap, but so much better than any big chain pizza place. I wish this location would deliver to the garden district, but its worth driving to pick it up. Keep it up Johnny’s, keep making us North LA natives proud (and stuffed)! :)

Another bad example of pizza in BR. Our Pie tasted of old stale ingredients.
We are learning BR is NOT necessarily an Italian town in terms of this food genre.

I ordered my pizza at 6:20pm and I’m still waiting on it almost an hour and a half later. Not to mention I called in and ordered it 15 minutes before I arrived. No pizza in the world is worth this bullshit. Got a refund.

Since moving here from North LA, I have not found pizza that even comes close to Johnny’s. Imagine my pure delight when I found a Johnny’s Pizza in Baton Rouge! Johnny’s is different from any other pizza I’ve ever had. They have a slightly sweet crust and cut the pizza into strips. The sweep the kitchen is the «deluxe» everything in it choice. They have a sweep the swamp that is seasonal… yummy! The bread sticks and cheese sauce are great too:). If you haven’t tried Johnny’s Pizza, swing by, you will be so glad you did!

They don’t answer the phones, so I place an order online to pick up at the store. I arrive at the location 30 minutes later. Once I go inside I see 1 person working there behind the counter. One lady was in front of me placing an order. While she was placing an order the phones were ringing continuously with no one answering. After she finished ordering, I stepped up in line. I told her I was there to pick up an order. She proceeded to ask if I placed it online, which is a stupid question. If they aren’t answering the phones how else would I place an order… But I digress. I told her yes I ordered it online, she then tells me she hasn’t made it yet. And instead of apologizing she just stares at me expecting me to say something. However, I had no words for this incompetence. Johnny’s pizza needs to step it up and work on their customer service.

First bad experience. Hoping its an aberration. Delivery was 45 minutes later than the originally scheduled hour. Pizza was less than luke warm on arrival.

The pizza is okay. Not a game changer in the pizza world, but good enough for me to order from them again. I ordered last minute food from them Super Bowl Sunday. They were definitely busy and still provided fast, fresh, friendly service. I picked up the food, so I was able to check out the inside. The place looked clean and comfortable. It also looked kid friendly, without being too much for those without children. I am looking forward to trying their specialty pizza. They sound interesting, and delicious.

Luckily the pizza was good. The wait for carry out was long — about 40 on a 25 minute quote. Plus, they gave us the wrong sauce.

TIP: ADD EXTRA CHEESE. I love the pizza but now a days you have to order extra cheese because the regular amount of cheese they put on there… well let’s say they’ve cut back. Try this pizza. Enough said

Johnny’s is pretty good, I gotta say, but I think I went in with some pre-​conceived notions that left me a tad disappointed. Growing up in Alexandria, I am used to the delicious BJ’s Pizza, which I have heard Johnny’s is often compared to. I must say, compared to BJ’s, Johnny’s simply doesn’t live up to those standards. It *is*, however, pretty decent pizza for this area. I have had both buffet and delivery, and the delivery was a bit better. I suppose I am not much of a buffet fan, though, so take that for what you will. I like that the slices are somewhat thinner than your average pizza, since I tend to prefer thin-​crust, and I also like the long, rectangular slices (the main reason I think it is compared to BJ’s, in the first place). The choice of toppings is good, and I like that they don’t put a tooooon of sauce on it, either… since I don’t care for too much marinara, either. Overall, I know I’ll be back, and I would give it a decent rating for a pizza option in the area.

I love buffets and I love pizza, so I thought for sure I’d love Johnny’s. I came for the weekend buffet and the price was $ 18 for two, and included 2 drinks. I started with salad and while the lettuce was fresh, the other toppings (hard boiled egg, okra, carrots, etc) were old/​mushy. The breadsticks at the salad bar area were undercooked and not flavorful. Next, at the pizza area there were only 2 slices of cheese pizza left and all other pizzas had meat on them. I requested a veggie pizza and while I was waiting, some cheese bread came out which was decent. By the time the veggie pizza came out, I wasn’t that hungry anymore. Good thing they had only made half a veggie pizza. It was missing a few ingredients, too. I took a slice to try it and it was unfortunately soggy and undercooked.
I rarely give 2 star reviews, but I was totally underwhelmed with Johnny’s. I found it overpriced and not at all tasty. Also, the crushed red pepper at the tables was so old that it had no flavor. I will stick with Cici’s for pizza buffets in the future.

Finally a Johnny’s Pizza in Baton Rouge. I live right by this place and eat here all of the time. The buffet is always great, but I recommend going ahead and buying a personal pizza or a pizza for your group of people (sometimes the pizza goes pretty fast on the buffet). My favorite is the Chicken Bacon Ranch pizza, but honestly everything I have had here is amazing! Can’t go wrong with pizza, especially here. Skip Dominos and Papa Johns– they have those everywhere. GO TO JOHNNYS!

Johnny’s Pizza is awesome. It may not be the best pizza in the city, but for $ 5.99 all you can eat lunch buffet, it’s pretty awesome.
When I used to go visit my friends in Shreveport and Monroe, one of my favorite things to do was to go to Johnny’s Pizza. It’s been here for a few years now, but I’m still glad we have it.
The buffet is usually well stocked and you definitely will get your money’s worth. Honestly, it’s hard to say whether or not Johnny’s or Mr Gatti’s is the better buffet as it really comes down to personal preference, but it’s definitely good.

This is the only Johnny’s I’m aware of down in south LA. .Road construction at the corner of the shopping center is a true pain in the ass but this ain’t Johnny’s fault…
Stopped in cause my boy was jonesing for the Pepperonni (?) Plus and truth be told I ain’t had no Johnny’s since I moved from the Boss City in north LA down here…
Stopped in and enjoyed some great Johnny’s pizza… Damn, didn’t realize how much I had missed a loaded Sweep the Kitchen!!!
Interior isn’t anything to speak of… some booths and some tables but seriously you don’t go to a Johnny’s for the décor… you go for the pizza and maybe a frosty mug of your favorite Amercian lager.
One cool thing I noticed was they offer 2 shirts that say Johnny’s…One is Black and Gold (Geaux Saints) and one is Purple and Gold (Geaux Tigers)…might have to stop back in and make a purchase…
Hey, I love Johnny’s and if you stop in hopefully you will too!!!