pizza hut is awesome, but for me here in my part of Canada, there's this little pizza joint down the road from me that makes the best/cheapest pizza around. for 14 bucks you get a 16 slice jumbo with 5 toppings, which kicks ass

I hate crusts anyway so for all I know you could well be right. Even stuffed crust?

I dont believe Domino's makes stuffed crust. Could be wrong, though.

Oh, I meant the double layer one, with cheese in the middle? I got muddled >.<

Uno's is pretty good, but it's so...gourmet, for lack of a better word. They have all these psycho combinations of flavors, and it's kinda hit-and-miss for me, and I haven't found anyone yet that's made recommendations that work for my taste.

That particular crust was pretty good. I hate that they axed it so soon. It was the only time I would order dominos. It was a pretty unique idea. I think it was called the double melt pizza.

Soldier knows his pizza.

If you want a great pan pizza, Uno's is the best! Bar none.

Basicly I love pizza from just about anywhere...but the best I've had was a place in canada called "Pizza Pizza" way better pizza there then anywhere in buffalo.

omfg =d Double Dave's pepperoni rolls are fucking dynamite. Their pizzas are pretty darn good, but I prefer other franchises when it comes to pizza itself.

Little Caesar's, Domino's, & Pizza Hut all have pretty damn different pizzas. I'll order from whichever I am in the mood for, however it tends to come down to some sort of rotation... Anyhow, Little Caesar's is easily the cheapest of the three, despite how good it is.

As for frozen pizzas? Freschetta. I've tried Digiorno and all the others (had Tombstone waaaay back when I was a kiddo), but none seem to compare. Given, there are times when the ingredients on each Freschetta pizza are inconsistent or quite bad. Then there are times where the pizza comes out tasting way better than anything I've ever had from a restaurant. Strangely inconsistent.

For pizza toppings, I only do Pepperoni.

I couldnt make it past the first sentence because of this. I couldnt quit laughing.

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Pizza Pizza is the best pizza I've ever had. I was shocked when I found out that there's one over here. I thought they were limited to Ontario.

I've never been to a non-mainstream pizzaria. Out of the mainstream ones, I have a fondness for Papa Johns. I like Pizza Hut second best, but Papa Johns takes the cake for mainstream pizzas in my eyes.

I haven't had any pizza outside the ones served from one of my University food places, so I've grown to love the ones they make.


<3 Hawaiian Pizza (Ham, Pineapple, etc.)

I have to agree. I love Pizza Hut as well, but if I have Pizza Hut, I usually go to the restaurant. I love Dominos more just because of their delivery and I have it more often. I kinda grow to love it. But if I go somewhere, Pizza Hut is the way to go most of the time. Another reason is price. Dominos is cheaper because of my 50% off coupon.

As a driver for Papa John's, I'd have to say they get my vote. I've worked for Dominoes too, so I got to taste my fair share of their stuff too. Dominoes is pretty good snacking pizza, but PJ's is definitely higher quality (and higher price).

I used to work for an independent pizza restaurant, and that was a great experience. Greatest pizza on earth. But if I have to go to a chain, I go to a Papa Johns when available, but mostly Pizza Hut, since they're more common where I live.

in the future, you'll say that pizza's not italian -.-.

Well, from a well-known chain... I love Papa Ginos. But I generally like most pizza from anywhere with the exception of Pizza Hut. Too much grease and I get sick every time I eat it.

Veggie pizza is for me and I LOVE thin crust. Not necessarily because it's better and has less calories, but I love the crunch. Just not a big fan of doughy crust.

Over here Pizza Hut is the most popular, but my family prefer Shakey's Pizza, the cheese is definitely better than Pizza Hut...but lately their quality sorta dropped after Domino's bought them over.

After Shakey's I guess Domino's comes second, simply because we have a buy 1 free 1 card, but that expired sometime earlier so we ditched Domino's, they weren't really very good anyways. I've recently tried a local one, Marco's Pizza which had really nice Carbonara, the pizza's pretty good too, except their prices are really expensive.

For me it would be Pizza Hut.. It's full of inovation too. You know, recently there's Sukiyaki Pizza! ^^

Since i live in Italy, and it's very cheap here, can you tell me the prices worldwide? I found pizzas in france VERY expensive. A sufficiently big pizza costs more than 10 euro in France. In Italy, there are some pizza's, where you pay 10,50 euro, and you can eat and drink coke and fanta as much as you want, and every kind of pizza they have! :)

I just made a pizza yesterday, home made is always best *yum*

But if I where to order it, it would have to be from the pizza place close to home call Donninis. It is just a small pizza joint but is very popular in the area. They even have pizza Fridays at the school where you can order it.

Since I no longer eat red meat, I just make pizzas with chicken products, like chicken salami, its really good! But it does make ordering pizza harder because generically salami and pepperoni is made with beef at pizza places. So I just get bacon ham and chicken. Still good though.

Domino's Philly Cheesesteak pizza is like heaven for me. Order me a large, and I'm good to go, I'll down it in one sitting.

I avoid all "chain" type places. They're overly greasy, have poor toppings and have a crust that usually runs from doughy to very doughy.

I perfer to get mine from making it at home or a local place. Theres a fantastic place right around the corner from my house called Paninos that has a pie called "Lite My Fire" thats smothered in hot cherry peppers and sweet sausage that is out of this world. I can eat a large by myself.

There's a place in Vancouver called the Flying Wedge which is hands-down the best pizza I've ever had. It's basically ruined all other pizza for me, 'cause nothing else has a hope of measuring up. The best part of all, though, is that on Sundays it's all you can eat and drink for ten bucks.

I forgot Pizza Express! I went there once when I was about 14. I'm not sure if they do deliveries (though the name suggests it, it was a while back >.<), but when I ordered a mushroom pizza and got a full sized motherfucker on my plate I was shocked. Gorgeous pizza, but a bit too much for my appetite. (+ Live pianist ^_^)