Random Thought...

I just realized I paid practically the same amount for a large pizza from Coppi's, with salty sopressata, red onions and quality mozzarella and ricotta, as I did for one from Domino's not long ago. I'm just saying...

(Really, I don't order Domino's regularly. It was a freak incident, I swear.)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Does Coppi's do take-out/pick-up ordering? Is it open for lunch ever?

I've never tried it but have heard good things. . .
12/15/2005 4:51 PM
Anonymous said…
yes! Pickup. It travels well, unlike Vace, which is so good, but not so good at home.
12/15/2005 11:37 PM
Philofaxer said…
If it makes you feel any better, Sietsema 'fessed up to ordering a pizza from Dominos in a chat a few months ago.

Dominos, like Blockbuster, leaves a bad political taste in my mouth, so I try to find other sources of pizza for that reason alone. I think the ultra-conservative founder no longer runs the company, but I hold grudges.
12/16/2005 8:52 AM
Amanda said…
No lunch at Coppi's which makes me ever so sad.
And beyond any corporate issues, Dominos pizza is crap.
12/16/2005 11:44 AM
Anonymous said…
Which is worse Dominos or Pizza Hut? I'd say Dominos is worse. Unless you get the Pizza Hut pizze with the cheese in the crust. Eating it should be prohibited under the Geneva Conventions.
12/16/2005 1:27 PM
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