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Maybe it's because we came in with a coupon...but this place had more ego than a 15 minute celebrity.
Not to knock small, family owned places (usually I love going to places like that, because USUALLY you get a friendly family feel), but for a pizza joint located in a shopping center next to Albertson's, they sure wanted to make you think you were eating caviar.
Things not so awesome:
1. Whomever answered the phone didn't know East from West to be able to give directions
2. Our waitress couldn't give any suggestions on the food
3. They can't do a half and half pizza unless you paid extra
4. You pay a charge if you want to split a plate of food
5. ATTITUDE, ATTITUDE, ATTITUDE
6. Tip was already included in our bill
I've never been to a family run pizzeria that can't do a half and half pizza, and the only restaurants I've ever been to that charge to split a plate of food are ones where you'd feel more comfortable wearing a dress - definitely not one in a strip mall like this one.
I swear if the two waitresses rolled their eyes or huffed any more than they already did, they probably would have fainted from lack of oxygen and vertigo.
And last time I looked, I believe I was old enough to do my own math for your tip. If you were so scared we were going to stiff you on your tip, maybe you should learn a little something called Cuss-toe-mer Sur-viss.
Foodwise, the pizza was not the best I've ever had, in fact it was a bit on the dry side. I can't say it was absolutely horrible, but neither can I say I was in heaven. The wings were much better, in my opinion.
For the pain of the drive and having to dodge eye daggers, this is a definite no-peat.
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