Which Pizza Is Best?

ABQCOWBOY

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Not the best Pizza ever but I'd take Dions Pizza over any of those guys, never think twice. It's also a chain Pizza but better then all the ones mentioned IMO.
 

YosemiteSam

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Mazzios before they were bought out where awesome. Now, I have no idea where a Mazzios even exists.
 

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http://mazzios.com/find_a_mazzios/

I'm always here to help. :)

Doesn't seem like they have many locations left at all. I remember they used to be all over east Texas and now they're down to like two locations there. Weird.

It has to be due to them being bought out and then they changed the pizza. They changed the best thing about Mazzio's. They destroyed the best Pizza in Texas.
 

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Godfathers is the best hands down IMO.
Locally, we had a place when I was a kid called Pizza Pantry that was awesome. Poppa Rollos, here in Waco Tx, is off the chain good.
 

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Godfathers is the best hands down IMO.
Locally, we had a place when I was a kid called Pizza Pantry that was awesome. Poppa Rollos, here in Waco Tx, is off the chain good.

oh man, GF was great. I thought that they all closed down?
 

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Really wonder why these 5 places are popular at all. Seems like they all kind of cemented their spots with the public consciousness in the mid-to-late 80s and bankruptcy is the only thing that can move them out.

First job in HS was as a Domino's driver. They were expanding so fast they actually gave a free pizza to anyone who applied. Quit after 2 weeks and have never eaten there since.

Pizza Hut has been a fave for most of my life, but had to come to grips that the greasy fried dough was not a good life choice. They were also home to just about every youth league pizza party I had growing up. The Hut wins on nostalgia. Haven't tried them since the recent menu changes.

The other three are meh to gah.

Honestly, the frozen pies priced a step up from Digiorno/Freschetta -- Home Run Inn, Vito & Nick's, American Flatbread -- are far better than the chains and cheaper. They're just not a viable option for feeding a large group.
 
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