Four Corners Pizza-N-Pasta

Unfortunately this review is solely on experience.
The owner of this establishment is extremely unprofessional! They messed up an order and instead of trying to make the problem better, he started yelling at my sister. Usually when something isn’t right you offer a solution. His solution was to say that «he no longer wants our business and that it’s not his problem». No apology. He even said to her that he «wants to see her in person so he knows what she looks like so that he can deny future business».
It’s extremely disappointing that this is the way he chooses to run his business and there is no excuse to speak to a loyal customer in that manner. Very disrespectful and unprofessional.

I love this little neighborhood place. The staff is wonderful, they deliver and the food is really, really good. I just returned from Italy and the lasagna ranks right up there with good Italian lasagna. Four Corners is on of my favorites!

My family and I went there for dinner. My daughter ordered a pasta dinner and minestrone soup. The pasta that came was not what she ordered in the minestrone soup was horrible. My wife ordered lasagna and a salad salad was horrible with an odor. Lasagna appeared to be a frozen lasagna with olive oil over the top and cheese melted to hide the lasagna. I ordered lasagna solid and minestrone soup my salad was not bad the minestrone soup like my daughters was horrible it appeared to be water with cabbage and onions with a very bad odor. My lasagna was the same as my wife appeared to be Frozen with olive oil and cheese over the top. The noodles some hard some Pasty. The only thing that was good was the bottle of beer that I ordered could not go wrong on that. Do not recommend will never go back. We sat in the back and noticed that everything they were cooking up was frozen. Appeared to be bought from Costco. The minestrone soup was horrible the girl that was helping service said that it was a vegetarian minestrone soup big joke. The soup appeared to look like dishwater with cabbage and onions. If I had my phone I would have taken pictures.

Not the cleanliness place and certainly not fine dining. This place is true definition of neighborhood diner with old school feel. You can tell this restaurant is very mom-​pop by the décor and set up. They were playing the oscars when we went into dinner which I didn’t mind at all. Families and local regulars are often here.
The menu is full of choices from pasta, pizza or calzones. Two young waiters were working on the Sunday night. Super laid-​back and maybe a little too casual. The guy took our order without writing it down (why do I always experience this?!) and came back to ask what our order was again, this time writing it down. He even forgot our appetizer, the fried raviolis. Needless to say, the service lacked. The other waiter was actually checking on us more than our original waiter.
I ordered the linguine with clams in creamy pesto sauce. It came with a starter salad and two pieces of garlic bread. The salad looked like it came out of those already mixed green bags you get from grocery stores, not to say that it was bad tasting. The garlic bread came out before the pasta which was different. Usually the bread is served on the pasta dish. The garlic bread was warm and covered with garlic buttery goodness. The pasta came out and it tasted better than it looked. The sauce was perfect, noodles were tender, and clams were not fishy. The BF ordered pizza which was also good. Their crust is just so soft yet crispy. I’d eat their crust over Round Table any day!
If you want homemade Italian food, I’d choose to come here, maybe even order to go instead of dining in. You can never go wrong with their pizza either. 3 stars for cleanliness and customer service. While I understand it’s a neighborhood joint, the service doesn’t need to portray it even further.

Ok so this is going to be kind of long but I will try to shorten it. So 10 years ago we came into this restaurant with my family maybe party of 15. No greeting from any of the staff. Then the waitress (I think) finally sat us. Then ignored us for 20 minutes. We decided to leave. The next day contacted the owner to complain, I believe the owner is the same. The owner was very apologetic and promised that if we come back we wouldn’t be disappointed. We never did. Now tonight I decided to give it a try. Well the service is still exactly the same. No greeting from staff. The staff seamed to be more into what was happening on tv and what’s happening at the bar then being attentive to us. We had to ask for everything we needed. Refills, plates ect. They didn’t get our order right and I believe our server put it in correct. After an hour and half we had to take our 2^nd order to go.
On a good note the food was fantastic. I would definitely eat here again (to go only). But not until they improve their service.
I also agree with one of the Unilocal reviews. This may not be an appropriate place for kids. As the staff should wait to be intimate with their partners at a more appropriate time.
And an other thing I noticed there are no responses to these reviews from the owner. Perhaps the owner doesn’t care. Maybe he/​she makes enough money and don’t need our business.

I decided to give them another try. Was craving Italian food. I walked in the door at 8:20 and was told the kitchen was closed. Website states they are open until 9:30 p.m. If you want to close earlier don’t publicize a later time.

Decent pizza but unbelievable sloooowwww service… If you have an extra hour or do to wait for a pizza give it a try!

Thursday December 31, 2015 7:50 pm.
The food is excellent, and John, the owner is the nicest guy around.
While this is a bar and restaurant, my wife and I do not enjoy having dinner when the bartender, a young guy wearing a black «Mac Tools» tee shirt and a black baseball type cap, could not complete a sentence without loudly saying «god dam, fuc this, I can fuc him up, I’m not getting paid so I can do what I want.» Seemed like every other word was a cuss word. This is OK with me at a bar only type place but at a family restaurant it’s just not appropriate.
I’m not a prude, anytime I bang my thumb while hammering a nail I always say «ahh fuc.» I would just not use that language in a family restaurant.
While he was tending the bar, a lady came in, sat at the bar and was looking at the menu. After a few minutes of her looking at the bartender in disgust, she put the menu down and walked out.
He later said, «She’s a woman, you can’t argue with her, it’s like arguing with a brick wall.» **he was not referring to the lady customer but I was typing this so I did not pay attention to whom he was talking about. It really doesn’t matter, it’s a sexiest comment.
Around 8:30 this bartender went from a non paid bartender to a customer, sitting at the bar continuing to loudly cuss. Just not enjoyable. So sometimes what is cheap turns out to be expensive. This bartender cost Four Corners Pizza-​N-​Pasta 3 stars. A five star restaurant fell to two stars.
John, my wife and really enjoy your great restaurant and equally, great conversation with you but I will just walk out if you cannot control your foul mouth bartender.
Signed
randy

I officially give this place 5 stars after trying the chicken sandwhich! Though I have never been disappointed with anything I have tried, the sandwhich is a must try! Good service and a full bar as well. It’s dangerous living so close to this joint!

Let me first start by saying what I love about this place:
The Pizza
Lasagna
Eggplant Parmesan
Spaghetti and home made meatballs
gnocchi
Great Service
Easy parking and easy access.
Great place to go to watch Monday Night football, eat some great food, drink some great tasting drinks made by those beautiful bartenders.
It’s a must go and eat.

Came here because a nice local recommended their minestrone soup and pastas.
I LOVE soup. I especially love a little soup with hot fresh bread.
So that’s what I got. An order of cheesy garlic bread, and a large bowl of minestrone soup. Now, the minestrone wasn’t the type of red/​tomato based soup I was expecting. This minestrone had a clear broth, full of carrots, celery, beans, potato, green beans, cabbage and kale? Or spinach.
Even though it wasn’t the soup I had my mouth set on, It was very tasty. Now the cheesy garlic bread (and all bread made for sandwiches) was freshly baked focaccia with lots of gooey cheese. It’s outstanding. I was a happy camper dunking that bread into that soup.
Now the old man ordered the meatball sandwich with Ceasar salad as his choice of side. I believe the other choice is soup. I was very surprised about the size of the salad, considering it was just a side. This was a full salad on a BIG plate. The salad was good, just wish the croutons were better… Like made out of that focaccia bread. Now that was be something!
The meatball sandwich was excellent. Piping hot, on freshly baked delicious bread. Beware. This is a messy sandwich. I ate my half with a fork. The Oldman dug in, caveman style. He said he’d def. get the meatball sand again.
Overall, this is a nice family-​run, down to earth place to get some delicious food served in very large portions. Oh, and they have a bar.

This is what im talkin bout! I love this lil neighborhood joint, classic Americana pizza parlor with full bar, bar flys, pasta, salads of course pizza, and they do delivery. The pies are great here, thin crust, but doughy enough for some bite and generous toppings. Everything on the menu delivers what it promises and super friendly people.

I came in to order for to go. This was my first time here so I wanted to see the menu. When I first walked in, I kind of stood there for a minute because I wasn’t sure where to order. A customer at the bar is who greeted me and pointed the waitress out for me. They didn’t really acknowledge me. This made me want to leave and just go up to Dominos for pizza.
Well I have been wanting to try the pizza here for a while now and I’m tired of being super unsatisfied with dominos and Pizza Hut’s undercooked crusts and overly salted sauce. Lol. So despite not being noticed by staff, I came around the corner and sat at a table to look at the menu. I waited 20 minutes. The waitress is actually really nice and very professional. She was everywhere, from answering phone calls, to tending the bar, etc.
When I got home, I tried the pizza and it was sooo good. And my 2 year old daughter who doesn’t eat anything, actually ate the pizza too! Just the sight of the pizza made my daughter want to dive into it. The garlic bread is delicious. Love the fluffy bread and crispy crust.
Next time I come here however, I know that I’ll just call in to order instead of coming in.

Tried the lasagna the other night. Best lasagna I’ve had in MANY years! I could only finish half so be prepared for a large portion. Of course I had salad and their GARLIC BREAD beforehand, so I was already partly full. I’m enjoying working my way down the menu.

This place is solid. The servers are great, the food is good and the location is not bad either. For a local, mom and pop, Italian food restaurant, it really fits the bill. I typically get the lasagna (very cheesy) but I’ve had the pizza and most (if not all) the pasta dishes and they never disappoint.

I can only review the food, because we ordered a pizza for pickup. First of all, no specials (so no deal for ordering pizza with garlic bread or anything like that) makes this place less desirable from the jump. The service was friendly over the phone and in person, so kudos for that. Pizza was nothing special. The crust does get soggy quickly but aside from that there’s no significant flavor in the sauce or toppings that make this somewhere I’d pick over a national chain. A large set me back $ 20, for a one topping pie. Nothing to write home about but you could do worse!

Waking in the door. You are greeted by a mixture of stale smell of alcohol imbedded in their carpet and cheesy sauce. If you’re here to drink, their bar is the first thing that greets you.
The place seems to be filled with regulars and is greeted by their by the owner?/server.
We ordered garlic bread (recommended by Unilocalers) — it was A lot and good. I ordered a side of marinara, sadly became unappetizing when I found an eyelash in it.
We ordered pizza, half veggie, half meaty. And ordered it thick crust. It was Ok. The crust was undercooked and the veggie was hearty. Maybe I was comparing this place to Napoli’s in Vallejo — that this place was very disappointing to me.
Female Restroom light was broken. They have a spotlight! I could barely see in there.
Have to say, not a place I would go back or recommend.

No idea what people are talking about in these reviews. Four Corners is more of a pizza takeout spot than anything else. If you’re looking for fine dining, this ain’t it.
But if you love delicious, thin crust pizza, chock-​full of toppings, then look no further. I always get take-​out and I always do the «Four Corners Special». Everyone who has ever eaten their pizza has raved about it. Probably the best pizza joint in the area…

I really wanted to like this place. Took forever to be greated. Received appetizers right before our meals. Sent back 2 items. Service was non existent but she was also a bartender but not our problem. Pizza is not good. I’ll give this place another shot. One day.

Pizza is really delicious!!! We tried the combo which included linguica, and it was AWESOME!
My only complaint was the lady that initially took our order never came back until another young came in to work.
We will definitely be ordering food from here, but very likely for pick up or delivery.