Overheard at the RubinSmo Manor: Restaurant Edition

[rhondarubin]

Papa John's Pizza...ech.

The only good thing about Papa John's Pizza is the little tub of garlic butter you get for dipping your crust into. Now that is some yummy, gooey, crusty, fatty, greasy goodness.

I think that'll be my stripper name.

Eeeyeew.

Comments

hmmm

[auntaberta]

Makes me hungry...

Re: hmmm

[rhondarubin]

Any part of Tootsie left?

Re: hmmm

[auntaberta]

Why yes, yes there is! Thanks for reminding me :)... Please send toothpicks...

[scottynola]

I actually like Papa John's, at least in comparison to the vast majority of delivery pizza available most places.

Cafe Roma here, though, is daBest.

[rhondarubin]

Best pizza anywhere, hands down, comes from the little guys. In my neck of Houston? Star Pizza...hands down!

[rhondarubin]

And I used "hands down" twice in two sentences. I am obviously still sick.

[patrickjw]

Mmmmm. Pizza...

I like Papa John's. I like pizza from hole-in-the-wall-places-that-have-been-there-20-years in New Jersey better, but Pap John's is closer. And they don't try to put jalapeño on a Hawaiian-style pizza.

:)

[rhondarubin]

Well, you always have to consider where you are in the country before deciding on what you're going to eat.

Of course Papa Somethingitalian's Pies in New Jersey would be better than what we have here. This is the same reason why I won't order "authentic Tex-Mex" in New Jersey.

[patrickjw]

Yep, that's pretty awful, although I hear they have good Indian cuisine in New Jersey. My dad and step-mom like spicy food and with no Tex-Mex available (at least none worth mentioning), Indian makes a good substitute. I'm OK with curry, but after a bad experience, I'm not as fond as I once was.