Papa John's Pizza

When I was in grad school, I loved me some Papa John's Pizza.

It was cheaper for me to order one of their pies, then to cook at home.

When they moved to my neighbourhood, I was jazzed because

a)they filled a vacant store front
b)i like pizza
c)it was pretty close to my house, so I could have it delivered
d)i felt like reliving my college days

So, I ordered a pie online.  Which is cool that you can do that.  I love the internets.  I'm so glad Al Gore invented them.

The pizza arrived about 20 minutes after I ordered it. I was happy about that.  I was surprised, and had to answer the door with my tie undone, as I wasn't expecting it so quickly.  I hope the delivery man wasn't upset.

I took a bite, and was immediately transported back to my carefree grad school days.  Then I noticed the garlic dipping sauce.  I didn't remember that, so I tried it.

And I for real puked.

It was the grossest thing I've ever tasted in my entire life.  I actually had to brush my teeth and gargle with that blue listerine stuff.  Though it was Walgreens brand, because I am fiscally minded.    The sign at Walgreens was all "Try Our Brand, its almost the same", and I just was like "Super, thats great".

The moral of this story is, the pizza is nice, but the garlic dipping sauce tastes like the inside of a teen aged boys sneaker smells like.

Someday when I am feeling nostalgic again, I will order one of their pies.  They are inexpensive, and filling.  Given the HUGE choice of other pizza shops around me, I'll probably call one of them first.

In the end, I'm glad we have more new business in Edgewater.

I LOVE IT. They stop delivering 1 block from me.     .84 miles away. I LOVE papa johns pizza.  I'll not be walking that far when it's 32 degrees farenheit.  Live near loyola university and have to order from gigios. 3 miles away.

Good Pizza, better then most in the area. Quick delivery and great coupons.