Spin off pizza "discussion"

[bcla]

Here's the the thing - it may be cheap but it isn't particularly inexpensive. 3 individual sized pizzas (10") and 8 wings were $40.00. Even Little Caesar's Hot and Ready here are $8/$10/$12 depending on the variety you pick. For 1/2 the price I still wouldn't enjoy it but at least I wouldn't resent it so much.

I can get a medium for $6 (US) each if I buy at least two. I can also have pasta or sandwiches as $6 items. It's takeout only though.

Of course the biggest bargain is Costco.

 

[CPanther95]

Local place I go to that has good NY style pizza sells their 24" for $19.00.

That's the equivalent of about 3 Large Pizza Hut pizzas.

 

[aprilgail]

Here's the the thing - it may be cheap but it isn't particularly inexpensive. 3 individual sized pizzas (10") and 8 wings were $40.00. Even Little Caesar's Hot and Ready here are $8/$10/$12 depending on the variety you pick. For 1/2 the price I still wouldn't enjoy it but at least I wouldn't resent it so much.

Little Caesars here is 5.00 for a large cheese pie- don't know how much it is with anything on it but regular pies are 5.00 (and they are gross!)

 

[ronandannette]

Little Caesars here is 5.00 for a large cheese pie- don't know how much it is with anything on it but regular pies are 5.00 (and they are gross!)

Their stuff is totally disgusting. Unfortunately my DS got accustomed to eating it in elementary school and for nostalgia's sake, asks for it now every once in a while when it's "his turn" to choose.

 

[Shutterbug]

Luigi, Akron Ohio, you all need to vacation here just for this alone

Meh not a fan. Never saw the appeal of this place.

 

[Shutterbug]

I go to a local franchise here in NE Ohio called Pizzafire. You build your pizza or choose on of the themed pizzas then it's fire baked.
http://www.pizzafire.com

 

[GaryDis]

I only ever made it to Pepe's in New Haven once. I had a roommate who knew about it from his parents, so we made the long walk. I suppose the clams were worth it to him, but it was too far to trek to be worth it to me.

I've since been to Pepe's in Chestnut Hill twice. I didn't remember the New Haven pizza being as crisp, but I like it enough to keep it on my list for when I'm in the area, not enough to make a special trip for it. It's certainly better than the flatbread pizza near me.

 

[Poohforyou]

I'm not a pizza fan because I hate cheese but I make an exception every once in a while for a slice of Conte's in Princeton. The sauce and crust are so flavorful. I just remove the cheese.

 

[Liberty Belle]

My current favorite here in Lexington, KY is The Bridge pizza with fresh garlic, tomatoes, and artichoke hearts.