Dropped by here on a cold autumn evening to pick up a hot dog. Â Now, since it was freezing out, they informed me that they are obviously not going to be barbecuing the hot dog, and I was fine with that.
I ordered my meal takeaway, but I liked chilling out in their dining room. Â All the walls and roof are adorned with tons of old 45's. Â And I have to say, that most I saw were some really good ones! Â I saw some Bee Gees, Earth, Wind, & Fire, Dionne Warwick, Eddy Arnold, John Denver..... Â So sad to see them not being listened to, but I guess that's nice to live on in this way.
As for my food, the hot dog was huge and heaped with all kinds of toppings (I ordered mine with chili). Â I should say that as I loaded my grub in my car, the top of the container popped off and my hot dog fell out *d'oh!*. Â But it was all good, I licked up the chili off the seat (5-second rule be damned!).
Me and hubby had the cheese burger... theres nothing so special about it though what you could ask for a $ 5.99 combo? Just don't undertand though why its soaked in an Au-jus, maybe so it will not dry out I guess... I mean they had the burger patty cooked ahead of time. Â The table beside us had a pizza... it looks good, we might try it maybe my stars will go up. Â We will try the place again when we get to Benton City next time.
Review Source:I feel really bad giving Daddy O's Pizza only 3 stars, but your pizza sucks. Â I'd actually give them less if the owners were not so nice. Â The customer service is 5 stars. Â The decor is 5 stars. Â The pizza is the problem. Â The crust is like this tasteless, cardboard disk. Â The sauce has no basil/oregano flavor. Â It seems like the pizza is never fully cooked. Â We usually order pizza once a week and we always drive to the Tri Cities to pick it up. Â Daddy O's does offer delivery service, which comes in handy when I'm out and need to feed my kids. Â The kids don't seem to mind the pizza to much, but they prefer Hubby's. Â If you could go to Ohio and figure out the secret to Plaza Pizza you would have a gold mine.
Daddy O's also serves hot dogs, sausages, and hamburgers. Â I'm not a big hot dog fan, so I can't comment on that side of the business.
I agree with the previous review:  Daddy O's is really good and--this is huge--fairly priced. I have only had the pizza as well, and it was quite good. My favorite combo  is chicken, green peppers, and onion with the garlic sauce. This particular pie is on par with Brickhouse in West Richland which is much more expensive. I really like Daddy O's crust, as well. Medium thickness and just slightly chewy with a really good flavor. The hot dogs here appear to be one of the best food deals in Benton City. It really confuses me how overpriced most of the restaurants are in this town: from what I can tell, most of the inhabitants are farmers.
Review Source:You wouldn't think that a little po'dunk pizza place out in the middle of nowhere would be anything to write home about, but in this particular instance, you'd be wrong. Daddy O's serves pizza, Â breadsticks, hot dogs and burgers. We've only ever had the pizza and breadsticks, both of which were delightful. Their prices are very reasonable; in fact, I think the last time we were in there, the special was a large, one topping for $8.99. Definitely the best pizza place in Benton City, and one of the best in the Tri-Cities.
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