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Originally Posted by sqwert
About 9 months ago in Cork Ireland, from a US chain shop to boot: Ordered a Pepperoni and Sausage,... corn niblets spread across it.
Jim I definitely place corn in the category of inappropriate toppings. Same for beans of any sort. |
Originally Posted by tonerman
I have found the worst pizza to be at independent stores,one in Lilburn GA comes to mind.
Originally Posted by tonerman
At least at the chains you have an idea what you are getting.
or they are too lazy to suggest an idea to the independent place. Most independents want to serve what their customers want, just ask. By going to the chains, you've help kill off the independents and any hope for a superior truly worthwhile product. To answer the OP's question, here in Chicago, Dominick's food stores serves up some very crappy cheap pizza. A cheap friend of mine recently served this at his party, when pizza goes uneaten at a drinkfest of a party, that is a clear indication that the pizza is terrible. :) -- |
Without a doubt, a Little Caesar's in Los Angeles that I visited in May. They have a $4.99 large pepperoni pizza on I think Thursday nights. Anyways, while taking a walk the next morning I blew chunks on some poor schmuck's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Went to Cedars Sanai after repeated problems keeping my food down. Spent 2 nights there for food poisoning (which happened to be the last 2 days of my trip) and after checking out of the hospital went straight to LAX for my return flight home. Worst pizza I ever had.
I was with a friend and neither of us looked at the star to find out whose name was on it...would have made for a better story though. |
Originally Posted by BamaVol
OT, but those brownies must vary from shop to shop. I don't think the local Domino's deepfries them in fresh oil. ewwwwww.
I was with friends at a block yard sale. One of the neighbors took up a collection and got pizzas for all the neighbors. Those brownies, I guess, were a "bonus." |
Any pizza not from Ny lol!!
Except there is this pizza place in Portland, Oregon called Hot Lips. They have this pie called tomato overkill. It is so good, that I once flew out there for a pie LOL. |
The only pizza we have ever had to throw out was made with provel cheese. Pizza with provel cheese is popular at some restaurants in the St. Louis area. It's probably one of those things that people like if they grow up eating it.
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Originally Posted by BamaVol
I'm good with Mata's. I have assumed that they are originally from New England, hence: grinders as opposed to subs, hoagies, etc.
A hint: ask them to grill the vegetables before they place them on the pizza and bake it. My only worries: their health inspection grades are rarely within my comfort zone, the employees look like they were recruited at the local halfway house, the mens bathroom is frighteningly filthy and the building feels like it could fall down at any moment. I prefer to take the pizza home on the off-chance the building decides to collapse that evening. edited to add: I tend to confuse their small pitchers for mugs. Your mother needs to worry about me if she is driving by as I'm leaving unless I bring one of my kids as a designated driver. :D We should get together for a mini-do at Mata's some Friday night. |
Originally Posted by BamaVol
Same place must have been supplying DL's pizza. Either that or he got the same deal on niblets as DL's food service.
I definitely place corn in the category of inappropriate toppings. Same for beans of any sort. |
Originally Posted by skAAtinsteph
I think Cici's is nasty!
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Fortunately the place where I had the worst pizza ever is long gone. I ordered a pepperoni and black olive pizza. The pepperoni was weird, but the olives were the real winner. If you can imagine a pitted olive and the little plug that is popped out with the pit. I always assumed that they were tossed, but somehow this dive found where to buy them.
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Originally Posted by oldjack
The only pizza we have ever had to throw out was made with provel cheese. Pizza with provel cheese is popular at some restaurants in the St. Louis area. It's probably one of those things that people like if they grow up eating it.
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Anybody with kids welcomes the day when you no longer have to go to birthday parties at Chuck E. Cheese.
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When I read the title, my first thought was Domino's. Yuck. I see other folks concur.
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Originally Posted by redbeard911
Anybody with kids welcomes the day when you no longer have to go to birthday parties at Chuck E. Cheese.
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Originally Posted by Sweet Willie
might agree with this but certainly not the next statement
and this is the reason that the chains live on, people are too lazy to try new places so they SETTLE for mediocrity. :td: :td: or they are too lazy to suggest an idea to the independent place. Most independents want to serve what their customers want, just ask. By going to the chains, you've help kill off the independents and any hope for a superior truly worthwhile product. -- But I do live in the south and its not exactly Chicago here as far as pizza is concerned. |
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