Subway franchise trashed by employee

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by PureBoston

We talking about the same Domino's? I keep some of the crust around for tire patches. Wears better than my Pirellis.

It's very forgettable. I wouldn't buy it on my own, under any normal circumstances. But if we order it at work for a large crowd, I'll happily eat a few slices and save what I had in the fridge for the following day. Were it the "old Dominos" (or Pizza Hut), "no thanks I'll eat my turkey sandwich".

[sandsonik]

Originally Posted by Dayzoftheweek

Speaking of Dominos, I noticed chain pizza restaurants in RI are dying. There's only 5 Pizza Huts left in the state, 5 Little Ceasars, 5 Papa Gino's, and 3 Papa John's but theres a whopping 19 Dominos. Im guess Dominos is dominating the others because they are take out only and the others have dine in except Little Ceasars. Of course there's other pizza chains nationwide that never had a presence here. Papa John's never had a big presence here so i would say Papa Ginos have been hurt the most since they are a local New England chain. Piezoni's has 10 locations and also has dine in.

Papa John's and Little Caesars were never really in RI to any large extent. I never saw a Little Caesars until a new one opened in Cranston a few years ago, so they might be on the upswing. Papa Gino's wasn't helped by the malls closing/losing business. I know they were in Midland Mall and Lincoln mall - were they also in Warwick Mall?

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by sandsonik

Papa John's and Little Caesars were never really in RI to any large extent. I never saw a Little Caesars until a new one opened in Cranston a few years ago, so they might be on the upswing. Papa Gino's wasn't helped by the malls closing/losing business. I know they were in Midland Mall and Lincoln mall - were they also in Warwick Mall?

There was also a Papa Gino's by the old Shaw's on Pawtucket Ave.. I imagine that is no more. Little Ceasar's was in a lot of the old KMart locations, that's the only place I ever really remember them. Of course those are now gone...


And the first time I ever had Papa John's was from the location on Reservoir Ave. in Cranston, at that time I don't even think they were in Mass. yet.