| FOOD Best Pizza Chains?

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

I don't really count places like Mellow Mushroom or Pizzeria Uno, or they'd be up there. Not sure how many Godfather's are left, but used to like them too. And like Michael Scott, I agree that Sbarro was top notch. But with my usual, available choices... I'd say these are my top 6.

1. Marco's (best tasting)
2. Domino's (best combined taste and value)
3. Papa John's (terrible value but usually good quality)
4. Little Caesars (best value and occasionally really good)
5. Pizza Hut (very hit or miss and seem to get worse as the years go by)

 

[bama alum]

Little Caesars is the perfect place for a cardboard pizza. Don't mind either Papa John's or Domino's. Not at all.

Slice is fantastic. Pasquale's used to be the name way back when.


I wish Lou Malnati's was a chain.

 

[JoshB]

Even though even thinking about food right now makes me want to hurl, pizza is my lifelong favorite. Domino's Brooklyn Style Pizza is the best pizza of any chain IMO and Papa Johns Shaqaroni is excellent, too. Little Ceasers crazy bread is by far the best side.

 

[ElephantStomp]

I very rarely eat chain pizza, but when I do it’s either Dominos or Papa John’s.

If I’m constipated I’ll go visit Little Caesars

 

[XXL TideFan]

1 Marcos
2 Hungry Howies

 

[JoshB]

1 Marcos
2 Hungry Howies

Hungry Howies Cajun crust is life changing.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Hungry Howies Cajun crust is life changing.

It's been a good while since I've had Hungry Howies, but some foreigners took over the one near me and the quality immediately changed for the worse... the one thing I used to really like was their subs... which was really more like a calzone than a sub... but they had a sub sauce that was pretty good with them. And yes, their Crazy Bread is elite, always has been.

I very rarely eat chain pizza, but when I do it’s either Dominos or Papa John’s.

If I’m constipated I’ll go visit Little Caesars

I eat Domino's a LOT, but mostly because of convenience since there is one close to me and they basically give away pizzas. Every once and a while I'll get their philly cheesesteak pizza on pan crust with double meat and extra cheese... fantastic.

Little Caesars is the perfect place for a cardboard pizza. Don't mind either Papa John's or Domino's. Not at all.

Slice is fantastic. Pasquale's used to be the name way back when.


I wish Lou Malnati's was a chain.

I remember some Pasquale's...

 

[AFF]

I'd take a Costco pepperoni over any of those

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

I'd take a Costco pepperoni over any of those

Never had it. Nor Papa Murphy's.

 

[AFF]

Jet's Pizza 4 Corner Turbocrust Detroit style is pretty dang good, too

 

[rick4bama]

Pizza Hut is the only thing here in Randolph County! To go to any of the other places, I need to travel 20-50 miles. Now if you count the gas station Hunt Pizza.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

There's a chain in Atlanta, Johnny's, that has a good number of locations. It's in that sweet spot, much better than the basic guys and not as expensive as the Mellow Mushroom and the like.

 

[JoshB]

Pizza Hut is the only thing here in Randolph County! To go to any of the other places, I need to travel 20-50 miles. Now if you count the gas station Hunt Pizza.

Hunts Brother extra cheese pepperoni is excellent.

 

[rick4bama]

Hunts Brother extra cheese pepperoni is excellent.

Our grandson can do two of those in one sitting. Place here would give him two for his birthday.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Hell, I've never had Hunt's Bros. either (that I can remember).

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

There's a chain in Atlanta, Johnny's, that has a good number of locations. It's in that sweet spot, much better than the basic guys and not as expensive as the Mellow Mushroom and the like.

Last pizza I had in ATL was Fellini's. It was good.

 

[XXL TideFan]

Never had it. Nor Papa Murphy's.

Papa Murphy’s is terrible.

 

[SnakeDoc]

Does Mr. G's count? There is one in Northpot and Demopolis.

 

[TerryP]

I very rarely eat chain pizza, but when I do it’s either Dominos or Papa John’s.

I can't remember the last time I had a chain pizza, Dominos or Papa John's. (PJ's? I want to the last time I ate there was in Tuscaloosa...10 avenue, maybe, just over the tracks?

It's just too easy to buy it, throw it in the freezer, and it's done in less time than they'll deliver (or you'll pick it up.)

Screamin' Sicilian is about the only "name brand" I buy. I LOVE the gourmet section for fresh pies at Publix and Harris Teeter.

 

[ElephantStomp]

I can't remember the last time I had a chain pizza, Dominos or Papa John's. (PJ's? I want to the last time I ate there was in Tuscaloosa...10 avenue, maybe, just over the tracks?

It's just too easy to buy it, throw it in the freezer, and it's done in less time than they'll deliver (or you'll pick it up.)

Screamin' Sicilian is about the only "name brand" I buy. I LOVE the gourmet section for fresh pies at Publix and Harris Teeter.

There’s a really good “Italian“ place in town that makes a pizza called Hell’s Kitchen thats really good and that’s usually my go to pizza order if I don‘t make it at home.

My son loves the Screamin’ Sicilian.