Piara Pizza

[DodgerGirl]

Has anyone heard of a pizza place called Piara Pizza? They are a chain of pizza restaurants all over America and the pizza is great and is better than Dominos Pizza and Pizza Hut and is similar to Little Caesars Pizza. Piara Pizza has such amazing pizza and it tastes awesome and I suggest anybody to take a chance and try it for yourself

 

[Frozen Canuck]

Well, I wouldn't say that they are "all over America." There are only about 10 locations currently open (with more listed as "coming soon"), with the majority of the locations in California and others in Arizona and Texas. So, no, I haven't tried it yet. Also, " better than Dominos Pizza and Pizza Hut and is similar to Little Caesars Pizza" may not be the ringing endorsement that you think it is, but then again, I haven't had Little Caesars for over two decades. I never found it that great even when it was the only pizza place in our area.

Wake me up when people start saying that it is better than Blaze Pizza. We make our own pizzas now using an Ooni pizza oven, but if we are away from home and want pizza, Blaze has been our stop for fast food-style pizza.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Has anyone heard of a pizza place called Piara Pizza? They are a chain of pizza restaurants all over America and the pizza is great and is better than Dominos Pizza and Pizza Hut and is similar to Little Caesars Pizza. Piara Pizza has such amazing pizza and it tastes awesome and I suggest anybody to take a chance and try it for yourself

Closest Piara I could find to Chicago is in Texas. In the meantime, I'll have to settle for Lou Malnati's. But sounds good.

 

[LoveDaisy]

There are none in CT or on the east coast. I’ll have to settle for Sally’s Apizza, Modern, or Pepe’s.

 

[_19disnA]

Never heard of them. Usually when we have pizza it is from a local place that is really good at what they do. Most of the chain pizza places make mass produced food that isn't very good.

 

[AgentMama]

We'll keep an eye out, but our household isn't a fan of Little Caesars, but we're willing to try any pizza once. We also prefer our local pizza joints to any of the chains.

 

[Meriweather]

never heard of them.......one "coming" in Arizona.
Most are in CA. One in TX with another "coming"

 

[disneychrista]

Doesn’t take much to be better than Dominos.

 

[mjkacmom]

Here in NJ, no one would admit liking chain pizza. On our town’s Facebook page, when someone new to the area asks for pizza recommendations, a very lengthy list is provided, with only 3 that don’t deliver.

 

[DodgerGirl]

I think Piara Pizza can easily compete with the other pizza chains because their pizza actually tastes like the way pizza used to taste in the 70's/80's and my mom and I were actually looking for a new different pizza place and found Piara Pizza and we just liked their pizza and the pizzas of Piara Pizza I can actually eat three pieces because it's so great and my mom got their Hawaiian pizza and liked it too and not to mention their breadsticks taste awesome as well

 

[mrodgers]

Never heard of it and "similar to Little Caesars" is not a raving positive to me whatsoever.

Little Caesars was at the bottom of the list below frozen pizza in the grocery store until I finally had tried Dominoes, which I then realized in shock that something could be even more wretched being called pizza than Little Caesars.

 

[KPeterso]

Never heard of it. There are some kind of close to me in CA. But there is a 0.0% chance of me ever trying it. Little Caesars is no endorsement to me. I have grudgingly ate Little Caesars and thought it gross. But, I am super picky on pizza and wish Lou Malnati's would come to CA. I go to a small local place that used to have a place in the Chicago suburbs so they know how to make Chicago pizza correctly.

 

[_19disnA]

They seem to be centered in CA with only 3 locations in other states. Perhaps they plan to expand, but will be competing against all of the existing pizza places both local and chains.

 

[aprilgail]

if it is like any of those chain "pizza" places no thanks- way too many good pizzerias to get pizza from instead of that chain junk.

 

[Neapolitan Ice Cream]

There are two ultimate pizzas in this world:

Italian pizza, from Italy (duh).
Chicago Town pizza.

 

[tvguy]

There are two ultimate pizzas in this world:

Italian pizza, from Italy (duh).
Chicago Town pizza.

Pizza is pizza, and pizza is good.

 

[tvguy]

With a large pizza going for $8, at least in price they are comparable to Dominos and Little Cesars. Unfortunately, most of the good mom and pop pizza places around here want at least $25 for a large pizza.
Which always baffles me, because no matter how much better the ingredients are, they don't cost three times as much to make.

 

[mikehn]

Ok, Im going to admit I like dominos. Fire away.

 

[Neapolitan Ice Cream]

Pizza is pizza, and pizza is good.

TBH all pizza is good. You can't go wrong with pizza. Unless you stick candles in it and call it cake.

 

[disneychrista]

With a large pizza going for $8, at least in price they are comparable to Dominos and Little Cesars. Unfortunately, most of the good mom and pop pizza places around here want at least $25 for a large pizza.
Which always baffles me, because no matter how much better the ingredients are, they don't cost three times as much to make.

I just got a small for $18 at the local place by me. A large is nearly $30.

TBH all pizza is good. You can't go wrong with pizza. Unless you stick candles in it and call it cake.

What a great idea!!