I do not eat pizza that much anymore,
but I was kinda of hungry and it was late
in the evening, so I gave Homer's a try.
The pizza I ordered was "New York Style"
and I swear the pepperoni was bologna,(but
I like spelling it out phonetically balonie.) What
the fuck gives, since when has the cosumer acquiesced
to eating such garbage. Since when has luncheon meat
been acceptable as pizza toppings. When I order Salami
on a pizza I want deli Salami god damn it. Not some Maple
Leaf shit. Why did I pick Homers ??, does it matter, the pizza
joints in this town are just awful. I stand corrected, the Lounge
in the Radisson serves excellent pizza. But that is not a pizza joint.
too late now.. I should have just went to the Radisson.
In Saskatoon, I think you have to stay away from the conventional
pizza places and go explore bistros or cafe's or italian restaurants
that have pizza on the menu but do not specialize just in pizza.
but I was kinda of hungry and it was late
in the evening, so I gave Homer's a try.
The pizza I ordered was "New York Style"
and I swear the pepperoni was bologna,(but
I like spelling it out phonetically balonie.) What
the fuck gives, since when has the cosumer acquiesced
to eating such garbage. Since when has luncheon meat
been acceptable as pizza toppings. When I order Salami
on a pizza I want deli Salami god damn it. Not some Maple
Leaf shit. Why did I pick Homers ??, does it matter, the pizza
joints in this town are just awful. I stand corrected, the Lounge
in the Radisson serves excellent pizza. But that is not a pizza joint.
too late now.. I should have just went to the Radisson.
In Saskatoon, I think you have to stay away from the conventional
pizza places and go explore bistros or cafe's or italian restaurants
that have pizza on the menu but do not specialize just in pizza.
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I don't know much about where to eat in Saskatoon, I have only been to a few restaurants there... I usually end up at Moxie's
