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Pizza! Pizza!
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citysearch c.
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Finally got the courage to venture away from the pizza buisness game, as the taste of factory made pepperoni and sauces have become all to familiar. The restaurant is maybe a 5 minute drive from my house and I've walked by it dozens of times coming from the Fleetwood train station. The food was delivered so quickly, that I thought the driver made a mistake. The pizza was pretty damn decent. Nothing to braggingg about, however if you're looking for a pizza to get the job done. In the spirit of trying to find a healthy balance, I ordered a side Caesar Salad--and that where the ball dropped. The salad came saturated in the dressing, too the point the leaves were wilted and chewy. The salad was, unfortunately, inedible. Thumbs up also for the free garlic knots!
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