Arni's

I was with a friend who swears by Arnis when he stop by for lunch recently. Update it still the same garbage pizza place it has been for the past twenty years.

To respond also to the other review about me not liking the crust, I have been around the country and world. Believe me I have pizza from just about everywhere personal favorite is Pat & Oscar's in SoCal. Also I have pizza Margherita in Naples, Italy and those lazy Italians would not even recognize this filth as pizza.

But hey don't take my word for it and go waste your money and say hi to the cops who hang out there for lunch.

It's greasy and good. Don't be put off by the comments about the crust being strange, it thin and crispy, and cornmeal based...a really different experience. Anybody else who doesn't like it, probably has only had Papa John's their whole life.

When I get in the mood for pizza there is only one place on earth I want to go, Arni's.  Growing up in "The Knobs", Arni's was a staple in our house.  Now, out on my own with my own family, Arni's is the pizza of choice in our house.  Not only do they serve pizza, the also serve sub sandwiches, soups, and salads.  My pizza of choice is the Deluxe. Many people I have swayed to The Dark Side with the Deluxe.  

The restaurant itself I don't think has been updated since the 80's, heck maybe even the 70's.  The atmosphere is that of a local hometown pizza joint.  There is always someone plunking quarters into the jukebox machine and you have your choice of about four video games that most kids have never heard of today to play while you wait for your pizza.  You can either eat in, or take out.  Arni's pizza is best served hot.  Although, a friend of mine swears it's best served cold for breakfast.  As for the other food, I can honestly say that I have only tried the Gut Buster, one time.  Don't let anyone talk you into a whole sandwich to eat in one sitting, half is plenty, trust me.....

Next time you are up this way stop in and try the pizza.  You won't be disappointed.