Not including chain pizza places such as Domino's, Papa Johns, Little Cesar's, Pizza Hut, Ci-Cis, etc - where have you gotten the worst pizza?
J&M Pizza - Corner of Wolcott Road and Long Swamp Road in Wolcott, CT.
The pizza at the Hampton Beach Casino is awful. Hard, dry crumby crust and awful taste.
Uncle Pudgy's in West Seneca, NY has bad pizza. too chewy and the sauce they put on tastes like crap!
The caff from my company. They got a new intern from Lincoln tech and he sucks! Not going to say the name, but it's a major insurance company in Hartford.
Speaking of cafeteria pizza, the pizza at school was always that Eillo's crap! Also the pizza at Children's Hospital of Buffalo used to be good when they had the slices, but when they switch to the personal pan style, it just became ugh! :P
the worst pizza i have ever had was at the whitehall house of pizza in NY their pizza was worse than cafeteria pizza,
Beto's on Banksville Road in Pittsburgh.
Start with a big gooey, doughy, gelatinous crust. Put just the thinnest hint of a wisp
of sauce on it, and then pile on deep shards of rubbery, fake-looking cheese. Then
undercook it very substantially, and toss it into an un-corrugated cardboard box so
that it gets smashed to hell and back on the trip home.
For reasons I could never understand, this place has a loyal following and has
been in business for more than sixty years.
I don't even know if it's still open or not. Elvis Pizza on Whiting Street in Plainville, Connecticut.
Pagliacci's on East Street (Route 10) in Plainville. Pagliacci's is an Italian Restaurant that is supposed to be really good, but since the pizza is really bad, I won't try anything else on their menu.
The pizza served at the Fun Fest Bowling Lanes in Harmarville, PA may have
just jumped into the lead.
Quote from: TheFugitive on July 10, 2014, 02:21:34 PM
The pizza served at the Fun Fest Bowling Lanes in Harmarville, PA may have
just jumped into the lead.
Oh man. Two votes for pizza from the local bowling alley.
I practically grew up at the lanes, but it was very rare that I'd pay for pizza. Usually it'd be given out as part of a party package or at an end-of-league celebration. Just the cheapest, greasiest stuff imaginable...I think they recycled the leftover oil on the lanes to make this crap.
Was out late last night and stopped by a Little Caesars in my way home.
Contrary to the sales pitch, it was not hot and it was not ready.
Though not the worst I've ever eaten (I think perhaps Beto's still holds that crown)
Quote from: Marc B on February 06, 2014, 06:49:39 PM
I don't even know if it's still open or not. Elvis Pizza on Whiting Street in Plainville, Connecticut.
It's still there. And according to a friend of mine whose Mom owns a business nearby it's still horrible.
Quote from: TheFugitive on February 13, 2015, 08:58:57 AM
Was out late last night and stopped by a Little Caesars in my way home.
Contrary to the sales pitch, it was not hot and it was not ready.
My last ordeal there was about the same. Little Caesar's is somewhat decent at best, if you're very lucky.