Pizza places are charging way too much with the possible exception of the AYCE lunch buffets at some of them. I haven't eaten a pizza from any of those places in over 10 years and have no plans to do so.
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Some people think the place I work charges too much. For a large specialty pizza, the total cost after tax and delivery charge is $19.98. Do the math. A large specialty easily feeds 3 people. Our local Applebee's/Red Robin charges around 8-9 dollars for a hamburger. That's before tax and tip as well. Still cheaper to order a large pizza at menu price
Your thoughts? Do you think that's too much money? It's the going rate, but we get lots of complaints on our price (same price as Pizza Hut, Dominos, and Papa Johns).
feeds 3? how many slices?
Doesn't matter how many slices. It's 14". We could cut it into 10, 12, 14, 16 slices. Would be the same amount of food, but we cut it into 10 slices. They aren't small either, usually a 14" pizza is cut into 12. Given that an average person can eat 4 slices of people (unless you insist on overeating in which case food is going to be expensive for you no matter what).
Since we do pretty good business, I'm guessing our prices are just right. There's a place in town that sells large pepperoni's for like $7, but they hardly do any business. Our large pepperoni's are $12, and we sell WAY MORE. I guess it's because we use better spices, more toppings, and tastier sauce/crust.
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Some people think the place I work charges too much. For a large specialty pizza, the total cost after tax and delivery charge is $19.98. Do the math. A large specialty easily feeds 3 people. Our local Applebee's/Red Robin charges around 8-9 dollars for a hamburger. That's before tax and tip as well. Still cheaper to order a large pizza at menu price
Your thoughts? Do you think that's too much money? It's the going rate, but we get lots of complaints on our price (same price as Pizza Hut, Dominos, and Papa Johns).
feeds 3? how many slices?
Doesn't matter how many slices. It's 14". We could cut it into 10, 12, 14, 16 slices. Would be the same amount of food, but we cut it into 10 slices. They aren't small either, usually a 14" pizza is cut into 12. Given that an average person can eat 4 slices of people (unless you insist on overeating in which case food is going to be expensive for you no matter what).
IMHO, a 14 inch pizza doesnt feed 3 people. If it's a specialty then it should take care of two ok. Granted some pizza places here make pizzas that have over 2 inches of toppings, one of those could probable take care of 3-4.
If I just want a pizza, nothing special, I get the Little Ceasars Hot and Ready for $5. If I'm feeling adventurous and I have some free time, I'll pick up a large Papa Murphy's Chicken Garlick Pizza (take and bake at home) for about $8. If I'm at home, lazy, and want a good pizza, I'll order a Papa Johns Chicken Alfredo delivered for $13 total.
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Some people think the place I work charges too much. For a large specialty pizza, the total cost after tax and delivery charge is $19.98. Do the math. A large specialty easily feeds 3 people. Our local Applebee's/Red Robin charges around 8-9 dollars for a hamburger. That's before tax and tip as well. Still cheaper to order a large pizza at menu price
Your thoughts? Do you think that's too much money? It's the going rate, but we get lots of complaints on our price (same price as Pizza Hut, Dominos, and Papa Johns).
feeds 3? how many slices?
Doesn't matter how many slices. It's 14". We could cut it into 10, 12, 14, 16 slices. Would be the same amount of food, but we cut it into 10 slices. They aren't small either, usually a 14" pizza is cut into 12. Given that an average person can eat 4 slices of people (unless you insist on overeating in which case food is going to be expensive for you no matter what).
I think I'll pass on the slices of people.
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Large chicken garlic pizza's at Papa Murphy's here are $11.99. Perhaps the going rate of pizza is higher in my area in general.
Originally posted by: Pacemaker
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Some people think the place I work charges too much. For a large specialty pizza, the total cost after tax and delivery charge is $19.98. Do the math. A large specialty easily feeds 3 people. Our local Applebee's/Red Robin charges around 8-9 dollars for a hamburger. That's before tax and tip as well. Still cheaper to order a large pizza at menu price
Your thoughts? Do you think that's too much money? It's the going rate, but we get lots of complaints on our price (same price as Pizza Hut, Dominos, and Papa Johns).
feeds 3? how many slices?
Doesn't matter how many slices. It's 14". We could cut it into 10, 12, 14, 16 slices. Would be the same amount of food, but we cut it into 10 slices. They aren't small either, usually a 14" pizza is cut into 12. Given that an average person can eat 4 slices of people (unless you insist on overeating in which case food is going to be expensive for you no matter what).
I think I'll pass on the slices of people.
Even if they're dipped in ranch dressing!?!?!?
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