And it only took you 20 years to give them up? I admire your saintly persistence and ability to forgive.
Yea exactly, I used to prefer Dominos but the Dominos location closest to where I live now is terrible. They constantly * up my order or don't cook the pizza properly. Whereas the Pizza Pizza closest to me tastes great. I guess it really depends on which worker is baking your pie.mikebmt wrote: ↑ Some pizza pizza locations are excellent, some aren't.
I know it's hip and cool to be * talking about how pizza pizza tastes like cardboard, but some of their locations are great and the price can't be beat.
Surprisingly the best pizza pizza I've had was a slice at the location in north York across from Bessarion station.
For 20 years? How could you keep ordering pizza from them if it's that bad? Unless they are the only one pizza parlor in that area?
Completely agree. My local pizza pizza makes a truly delicious pie. When I lived downtown I tried two local pizza pizzas and finally understood the cardboard joke….they were tragic embarrassments that didn’t resemble pizza. It’s very very store dependant.mikebmt wrote: ↑ Some pizza pizza locations are excellent, some aren't.
I know it's hip and cool to be * talking about how pizza pizza tastes like cardboard, but some of their locations are great and the price can't be beat.
Surprisingly the best pizza pizza I've had was a slice at the location in north York across from Bessarion station.
