Pizza Inflation

[gardenweasel]

the smaller places are better than the chains,imo.....

most times,you have to pick it up.....but,it`s worth it...

i don`t know whether it`s the oil they drizzle on top or what....

i don`t understand how anybody can eat that chain-store pizza...doesn`t even taste like pizza to me...:shrug:

 

[buddy]

Best pizza in Pittsburgh ~

Aiello's on Murray Ave. / Squirrel Hill

(stay tuned for updates)

 

[kosar]

Best pizza in Pittsburgh ~

Aiello's on Murray Ave. / Squirrel Hill

(stay tuned for updates)

We're on the edge of our seats!

 

[ImFeklhr]

the smaller places are better than the chains,imo.....

most times,you have to pick it up.....but,it`s worth it...

i don`t know whether it`s the oil they drizzle on top or what....

i don`t understand how anybody can eat that chain-store pizza...doesn`t even taste like pizza to me...:shrug:

word.

 

[gardenweasel]

word.

dat`s my bruva from anuva muvva....:toast:

 

[AR182]

i don`t understand how anybody can eat that chain-store pizza...doesn`t even taste like pizza to me...:shrug:

agree..i'd rather starve than eat the cardboard with watered down marinara sauce that the chain store pizza places offer.

 

[VaNurse]

Pizza Hut is overpriced but it's consistent. You can order a Meat Lover's thin crust and you'll get the same damned thing whether you're in Malibu or Minneapolis.

I'm pretty particular about the sauce so I like Pizza Hut... there's barely any on it. I don't care for Domino's and Papa John's is "hit or miss".

Give me Boardwalk pizza...thin but not a cracker, marinara but not too much... one I'll be tempted to blot with a napkin to get rid of the grease (but I won't cuz that's part of what makes it so damned good)!