T-Dubs Pizza

I wanted to like this place a lot.  I tried to convince my wife to go here multiple times, but she would never take the bait.  They currently don't have any dining room area so when she was taking a nap I called in an order and picked up a couple pizzas and breadsticks.  Take that!

The pizza was a hand-tossed crust.  Not crispy or crackled like think crust but not deep-dish either.  They do offer a deep dish pizza that we haven't tried yet.  The crust was decently chewy but didn't have any real unique quality to it.  

The cheese on the pizza was the star of the show.  Its slightly tangy.  Definitely tastes more like cheese than the cheese-like product you get at most chains.  Our pepperoni pizza had adequate number of pepperonis that tasted much like pepperoni should.  Past the 5-year old stepdaughter taste test anyway.  The Hawaiian had green peppers, ham, and pineapple.  All tasted fresh and delicious.  

The breadsticks are dragging this place down a bit for me.  As any good Muncie native knows, Pizza King is the place to beat around here.  And their sticks are by far my favorite.  TDub's are covered in garlic oil.  Thick, doughy.  Much like the pizza crust they aren't particularly crispy/crunchy.  The lack of texture on everything in this place is a big bummer.

That said, I love the toppings.  I appreciate what they are doing.  I'll be back to try some deep-dish creation for sure.  But for the everyday pizza run, still ringing the King.

Pizza made for and by pizza fanatics.  The stuffed pizza is nearly $20, but ought to feed 4.  The regular pie has a great thick crust similar to Greek's on a good day.  They also pride themselves on their cheeseburger pie that is rumored to have 20 slices of bacon.  CRAZY!  I believe they have a pretty wide delivery range too.

I wanted something other than franchise pizza tonight and I had heard there was a pretty good pizza place that opened recently on South Walnut.  It was a dark and rainy night.  The Colts don't have Peyton Manning, so it won't be fun watching Sunday night football tonight.  Sounds like a time for an adventure.

The location 1428 S Walnut would mean it is south of 14th street in about every other town than Muncie.  In Muncie, it means it is located at the northeast corner of Walnut and Eighth Street in the former Owl Drug if memory serves me correctly.  The dining room is being remodeled, so it was carry out only tonight.  They do have a jukebox for when the dining room re-opens.

We got the 14 inch Supreme Pizza with breadsticks that came with two sides so we chose cheese and garlic butter.  These were no chintzy breadsticks and were filling by themselves--much larger and better tasting than Pizza King, IMHO.  The pizza was excellent.  They advertise the freshest ingredients, and I believe they were.  There was a good base of pizza sauce and the toppings were generous with a slice of bacon on every slice of pizza.  The crust was fresh, and looked and tasted like hand tossed dough in that it wasn't perfectly round and had a nice consistency and yeasty taste.

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