Fletcher’s Pizza

Really good wings. Ask for the 20 wings for $ 11. Their cooking style is fried then baked with hit sauce. Ask for extra hot as they sprinkle a dry rub over the wings and the dipping sauce is think chunky blue cheese, not the typical watered down at other restaurants. Great family atmosphere too.

We had an after soccer season get together party at Fletchers. Seemed a bit cheap and was. I gave the coach 20 dollars and that feed a bunch of 12 – 13 year olds. Not too shabby, but the pizza did not look all that tasty. But kids ate it up and 20 dollars to feed a bunch of kids is a bargain. I did not buy their drinks. Not sure I will go back unless there is another get together. I think it may be a good sports bar, not sure bc it is not my side of town. The service seemed fine and the place seemed clean. I did not know about the garlic cheese bread other have been raving about, next time. Guess I should give it a shot. You should too!

One of the best places to eat in donelson. Great food and staff! The lunch buffet is great and I love their sausage pizza. Another thing I love about it is its a mom and pop place ran by the original family!

Great food. Great staff. Like stepping back into the 80’s. My wife and I love playing Galaga here! Only thing is they need a little larger selection of beer. Otherwise it is one of our favorites.

How to describe this… it’s hard. The pizza is ok, but the crust is waxy/​not particularly flavorful. If you’ve had thin crust greasy pizza, or like the Sir Pizza kind, it’s ok. I wouldn’t go here for fluffy tasty light pizza, however where Fletcher’s shines (at least for a veggie,) is the cheesy garlic bread.
That stuff is crack. I mean it is extremely good.
They also cut the pie in squares, which means you have may eight slices with crust, and six with none that you just have to fat finger. Not particularly a complaint of mine, but I know it pisses some off to no ends.
Fletchers reminds me of childhood pizza joints. I think the memory of those places factors into my liking the place, because if I was just given the pizza I would think «hrmm, ok, toppings taste good, crust is meh, cheese is kind of low on the flavor — whatever toppings you get it’s not going to outshine.
The place is straight out of 1980something, and it’s a pretty awesome 1980something pizza joint. Their cheesy garlic bread by far is the star of the place in my opinion, that I crave, the pizza — eh, as long as I’m picking up some garlic bread I’ll go in on it.
The people working there are also pretty nice whenever I’ve been in, so it’s got that going for them too.

Been coming here since the late 90’s it’s the best part of visiting the in-​laws.
Pizza is really good thin crust, Fletcher’s all the way!
Wings: Don’t bother
Beer: Ice Cold
Service: hit and miss

I am convinced that the people who eat here on a consistent basis were never introduced to food that actually had flavor. I have been pressured into eating at Fletcher’s on a number of occasions by coworkers, and at $ 6.50, I feel cheated.
The food has zero flavor, excluding the Parmesan cheese that I use liberally to get through each slice of pizza. I’ve never tastes the spaghetti because the sauce looks like it came straight out of a jar, and the pasta must have been cooked 5 minutes beyond over cooked, just for good measure. The garlic toast is exactly that, buttered (?) toast cut into 3rds!
This review will do nothing to dissuade the regulars that pour in and out of this establishment, but if I can prevent one person from eating this crap, I feel that I have done a service to humanity.

Good pizza, cold beer, reasonably priced. Food is ok but not great. Family friendly. I found them in the early 90s at the old location across from Donelson music when I used to do business there. Don’t expect gourmet, just to have fun with the family!

This was pretty weak. The crust is like cardboard, the sauce lacks flavor and overall is pretty comparable to frozen pizza from Kroger. The only reason it gets 2 stars is the relatively cheap prices.

I visited Fletcher’s Pizza today during my lunch hour because I heard they have a lunch buffet for a cheap price. That is true. The restaurant is nothing special as far as the furniture and fixtures. It was nice that they had several large t.v.‘s there for customers to watch while eating their pizza. I did have the buffet and tried some of everything: pizza, spaghetti, and salad. The food was average but the servers were very friendly. I was disappointed that the food was not that great but then again the price was very low. I got to eat an adequate meal for a cheap price. Guess I can’t complain too much.

Very good pie would buy again

Best local pizza you will find. It’s best to order a large w/​everything. They have a lunch buffet during the week that is pretty good, and an excellent value.