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  • This must be a fairly popular pizza joint. Smelled good but never had a chance to order anything. After walking into the restaurant through the propped open door, we waited in the empty dining room for 5 minutes listening to the phone continuously ring off the hook. Finally one of the proprietors stepped out and informed us they were closed because they had too many delivery and pickup orders and that if we ordered, it would be well over an hour. Knowing that there is a Grimaldi's right up the street that operates off of a business model capable of handling mass volume, we dipped out and headed north. The proprietor informed us we should call ahead next time to ensure he could accommodate our order. I'm not sure if that would really work since, as I mentioned earlier, the phone rang off the hook without ever being acknowledged. My advice to anyone wanting to dine here would be to plan on ordering something for pick up and call it in about three days ahead to ensure the 3 Amigos with one oven have ample time to get your pizza made. EDIT: no worries about staying customers elsewhere as we will never be back your way. Advertise as a stand-alone/pickup-delivery joint as that is clearly what you are. Get a bigger "Closed" sign. The 3 Amigos reference was in regards to an old movie centered around 3 well meaning friends who get themselves involved in a situation that is over their heads, as you clearly have in regards to operating a business. You need business help as you have limited understanding of customer service or how to operate a money producing enterprise as evidenced by the repeated "we are poor" statements. The good news for the 3 Amigos is that they found a way to be successful. I wish you luck and hope you can find a way to grow enough to afford more employees, air conditioning, and another oven as it sounds as if your pizza is good and deserves to be made ready and easily available. Edit 2: kudos to you for providing for your family. I am sure your mother and father are proud that they raised a hard worker who likes to throw petty insults at people when they call him out on the flaws of his business model. Again, I seriously wish you luck, small business owners are what makes this country great.
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