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Pizza Hut became really good when they introduced their hand tossed pizza. Sbarro's still has the best chain pizza, IMO, more New York flavor and texture into it
I used to get Sbarro since it was in the food court at my school. A lot of times it was already room temperature when I got it, but it tasted good.
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Originally Posted by snj90
For the pizza itself from national chains, I'm partial to Papa John's.
That's what we almost always get. To me it's Pizza Hut, Dominos, then Papa Johns.
Little Caesar's is an embarrassment to pizza.
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Originally Posted by Dean York
Pizza Express is better IMO. I'm not a chain lover at all though. I'm not really aware of many pizza chains.
Yeah, I can't imagine there being many restaurants to choose from in Yeovil.
It really is dreadful there. Frankie & Benny's, a couple of curry houses and a South African restaurant which was actually pretty good! The South African place was the only decent place though.
When I stayed at my mates in Headingley recently, there was probably more places to eat on one street than there are in the whole of Yeovil! I had a curry there actually and it was awesome, and very cheap!
Indian in York seems really expensive in comparison.
My favourite in the UK was Dominos... In Malta we only have Pizza Hut & there is one within walking distance of where I live, but there are tons of proper Italian style pizzerias here which are amazing & much much cheaper than Pizza Hut too
Does anyone of you watch football? The season is about to start and after my club's (Milan) fantastic transfer window, i'm really excited about it. Last we finished a disappointing 10th, the worst result since i was born but we spent a shitload of cash this summer and we should still get a centerback (finger crossed it's Romagnoli).
It really is dreadful there. Frankie & Benny's, a couple of curry houses and a South African restaurant which was actually pretty good! The South African place was the only decent place though.
When I stayed at my mates in Headingley recently, there was probably more places to eat on one street than there are in the whole of Yeovil! I had a curry there actually and it was awesome, and very cheap!
Indian in York seems really expensive in comparison.
Headingley is full of students so has to be cheap.
But yeah, there's been a restaurant explosion in Leeds over the past 2 years. I swear the city is becoming saturated with places to eat.
I haven't been to any here. But there's a great local one I often get in Daytona.
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