Rank National Pizza Chains? (ingredient, restaurant, tuna, leftover)

[eggalegga]

1. Godfather's
2. Pizza Hut
3. Papa Murphy's
4. Dominos

We also have Papa John's but I can't stand their pizza. Whenever I have a choice in the matter, I ALWAYS choose Godfather's combo. Yum!

[Scraper Enthusiast]

Of those three:

1. Papa John's
2. Pizza Hut
3. Dominoes

[Scraper Enthusiast]

Originally Posted by LittleMissSunshine

Little Ceasers still exists??

I thought that place went out of business in the late 90s?

There's a ton of them in California, and there's a few of them left in the south as well.

[Scraper Enthusiast]

Originally Posted by SuziSu

Nationally?... hmmmmm ok there's

1) Buddy's pizza (that's national right?) Buddy's is crack on a pizza pan
2) Pizza Hut (the crust is amazing!)
3) Hungry Howies ( gotta give it to the flavored crust makers!)
4) Papa John's (who can resist the garlic butter)
5) OH WAIT! What about Sbarro's? Mmmm yummy. I would put them higher on the list, I just don't know where exactly.
6) And mmmmmaaaaaaayyyyybe Little Caesar's can be on the list but definitely not Domino's. Domino's is crap.

Hungry Howie's is based out of the Detroit area, I believe. When I went to college in Statesboro, Georgia, there was a Hungrie Howie's. Talk about flavored-crust pizza. It closed. I don't know of any other stores in Georgia.

[mead]

Any pizza I've had outside of a 2 hour drive from either NYC or Philadelphia has been generally quite bad.

If I had to pick I'd go with Pizza Hut, not because it tastes like normal pizza, but because its greasy and generally tastes good.

[qt_batutie24]

ahh they used to have hungry howie's in lewisville, tx and it was AWESOME!

[southernnaturelover]

Anyone here ever tried Cici's? It's not "top of the line" pizza, but if you're hungry and on a budget you can't beat it.

[nl2134]

1. Papa John's (That oil sauce must be horrible for you, but damn, it tastes good)
2. Rocky Rococo's (Pan Fried = Oily heaven)
3. Toppers

I'm not sure if Rocky Rococo's or Toppers are national, but I don't eat any of the truly national chains like Domino's or Pizza Hut.

[RuralCoastalGuy]

Truth be told I wouldn't rank any of the national pizza chains as any good as they all copy from each other and skimp on quality ingredients. Local pizza houses try harder as they know that word of mouth is what gets them business. For the best pizza in town I always rely on my Wife to make her own from scratch...nothing better if you know pizza

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by RuralCoastalGuy

Truth be told I wouldn't rank any of the national pizza chains as any good as they all copy from each other and skimp on quality ingredients. Local pizza houses try harder as they know that word of mouth is what gets them business. For the best pizza in town I always rely on my Wife to make her own from scratch...nothing better if you know pizza

Yeah, I think the best pizza I ever had was in Holly Springs, Mississippi at a little place called Victor's Pizza. It has been a decade and I still remember how good it was, even better than what I tried in NYC.