Sam's Club pizza;
The take 'n bake is good but the pick up is better,
Buy the deluxe, its wonderful.
The take 'n bake at Wal-Mart is good too.
I can't remember the last time we got pizza from a regular pizza place.
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MomentOfInertia - Posts: 1316
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I love Round Table Pizza; their pizza is pretty different from pretty much any other pizza I've eaten, with a more cracker-like crust, great toppings, and a lot of variety to their specialty pizzas. Extra points if you can find a location with a buffet, like the one the late great Godfather's Pizza had.
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Davidizer13 - Posts: 1080
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The best pizza place in my college town is Double Dave's. They have amazing spinach alfredo pizza!
I picked Papa John's for my favorite chain because they are the only one out of the big three to even offer a pizza with alfredo sauce (I can't eat tomatoes.) And what I've had from them is pretty good --and now I can get my spinach, alfredo, and chicken pizza for $10 because of a special deal my local ones are having.
If I do order from Pizza Hut, I get a large pizza with no sauce, cheese, chicken, and mushrooms. Pretty darn good.
I am happy that they are coming out with alfredo pizzas you can buy in the frozen section of the grocery store. I like Freschetta the best.
I picked Papa John's for my favorite chain because they are the only one out of the big three to even offer a pizza with alfredo sauce (I can't eat tomatoes.) And what I've had from them is pretty good --and now I can get my spinach, alfredo, and chicken pizza for $10 because of a special deal my local ones are having.
If I do order from Pizza Hut, I get a large pizza with no sauce, cheese, chicken, and mushrooms. Pretty darn good.
I am happy that they are coming out with alfredo pizzas you can buy in the frozen section of the grocery store. I like Freschetta the best.
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In my area we have a little joint called Pizza Factory, which would perhaps be more apt a moniker for the corporate options listed above. They have a pick-me-up special whereby if you pick up the pizza yourself you get a second one free!
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crusader88 - Posts: 75
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I said Papa John's, but actually my favorite place was in Apple Valley called "Nick's II"
I never saw Nick's I.
As it's been about a decade since I've been to Nick's II, I just say Papa John's now.
I never saw Nick's I.
As it's been about a decade since I've been to Nick's II, I just say Papa John's now.
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Bobtheduck - Posts: 5867
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I've only heard of/seen the top two.. and local ones obviously.
The gourmet places are expensive but nice, so the nice values ones are Domino's.
The gourmet places are expensive but nice, so the nice values ones are Domino's.
Everywhere like such as, and MOES.
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Warrior4Christ - Posts: 2045
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I miss Vinny's Pizza back in Albany, NY. Always tip the delivery guy, or you might wind up with a horse's head in a pizza box.
Next is Uno's then Round Table.
Now the best pizza I've had in Idaho is from Costco.
Next is Uno's then Round Table.
Now the best pizza I've had in Idaho is from Costco.
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Shao Feng-Li - Posts: 5187
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I chose "other" because I actually prefer heating up frozen Tombstone pizza on our pizza cooker. I'm extremely sensitive to taste, and Tombstone pizza cooked on our pizza cooker doesn't taste as greasy as other pizzas, but doesn't taste overly dry either.
But, out of the "fast food/buffet" pizza chains, Pizza Hut would be my favorite.
But, out of the "fast food/buffet" pizza chains, Pizza Hut would be my favorite.
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mysngoeshere56 - Posts: 1245
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You feel this pizza will raise several characteristics.Furen (post: 1414554) wrote:but I think Pizzaville is the best (Especially on rainy days)
Spend time here?
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Fish and Chips - Posts: 4415
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Local chain! Dion's.
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PrincessZelda - Posts: 1855
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Fish and Chips (post: 1414581) wrote:You feel this pizza will raise several characteristics.
Spend time here?
I was playing on their slogan (It was a rainy day in Pizzaville)
but I like it best
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You accepted the Pizzaville Rainy Day Special Mega Pizza Challenge!
In order to finish this pizza, you must have [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Understanding[/color] of your limits, [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Knowledge[/color] to control your pace, [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Courage[/color] to face this unrelenting tide of meat and cheese, and the [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Diligence[/color] to persevere against this colossal challenge.
All these traits are necessary to master the Pizzaville Rainy Day Special Mega Pizza Challenge!
In order to finish this pizza, you must have [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Understanding[/color] of your limits, [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Knowledge[/color] to control your pace, [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Courage[/color] to face this unrelenting tide of meat and cheese, and the [color="DeepSkyBlue"]Diligence[/color] to persevere against this colossal challenge.
All these traits are necessary to master the Pizzaville Rainy Day Special Mega Pizza Challenge!
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Challenge accepted!
Bring it
Bring it
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Furen - Posts: 2695
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I chose CPK mostly because last time I ate there I had a carne asada pizza and it was awesome! Also I've never had a bad pizza there, where as every other place I've gotten pizza at some point or another has been disappointing. Next would be Dominoes. Mostly get Little Caesers cause that's what my wife likes and it's super cheap (under $10 for a large pizza and 2 things of breadsticks).
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