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abouttobebanned

Ok...I know we have Coney Island, Ginos, 4 Star Pizza, Apache Pizza, Dominos Pizza, Godfathers and probably more.

But I love Pizza Hut...i want Pizza Hut. Will someone please buy franchise and put it into Newgate or ferrybank...preferably Ferrybank.

Thanks guys.

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Sully

abouttobebanned wrote: »

Yep...Where Godfathers was I think

For once, a story a taxi driver told me is fully accurate! I heard that a few weeks ago but didn't believe it!

dayshah

Joe Gt wrote: »

You will have Dooleys chipper open down at the park in the coming weeks also , if you dont like Pizza Hut

Ah Dooley's wouldn't be the same without the smell of salty sea air.

Minstrel27

Hurray for terrible pizza.

Creamsoda

Joe Gt wrote: »

You will have Dooleys chipper open down at the park in the coming weeks also , if you dont like Pizza Hut

Do they make pizza's or something?

Joe Gt

You will have Dooleys chipper open down at the park in the coming weeks also , if you dont like Pizza Hut

ziedth

Pity they couldn't knock into next door and do a proper job on it although I'm not sure would they be as busy there. I'm surprised they didn't go for a spot in centre of town.

abouttobebanned

Sully wrote: »

Its opening in Ardkeen I think, is it?

Yep...Where Godfathers was I think

ziedth

Interesting......

dayshah

ziedth wrote: »

I live 15miles outside the city, if they deliver that far I'll do a cartwheel.

Rent a place beside Pizza Hut and charge people €2 to bring their Pizza Hut pizza inside and eat it there.

That way you can avoid a lot of planning and health and safety issues.

Sully

Its opening in Ardkeen I think, is it?

ziedth

I live 15miles outside the city, if they deliver that far I'll do a cartwheel.

abouttobebanned

Sure you can sit down at home.

ziedth

That's all bad news really

I was only really looking forward to it for the sit down aspect.

abouttobebanned

Well there's good news and bad news.

Good news: Well it's pizza hut...and it's in Waterford!
Bad news: It's take away and delivery only.

ziedth

Where? I went to one in Dublin before and I thought it was lovely.

abouttobebanned

About time!!

Opening next week

JohnC.

Sully wrote: »

Moving back on topic...

I emailed the management company for Railway Square and no response yet. I cant seem to find out who is in charge of the Pizza Hut franchise for Ireland to contact.

Someone said in here before that Pizza Hut in Ireland is run by the same people as KFC in Ireland. Though the name escapes me now. There has always been a brass plaque with the name near the counter in any I've been in.

Actually, I've just tracked it down. They are run by MBCC Foods (Ireland). They also run Costa Coffee here. Their address is available on cro.ie. Don't know about phone or e-mail.

Sully

Moving back on topic...

I emailed the management company for Railway Square and no response yet. I cant seem to find out who is in charge of the Pizza Hut franchise for Ireland to contact.

durrus

I agree with the previous posters: La Taverna is very close to being an authentic Italian restaurant - the food is very close to what you would get in a little back street restaurant in any small Italian town. This can equally be said about Harlequin in Stephen St. although they don't do pizza there, the food though is delicious and very good value.

fricatus

trishw78 wrote: »

Outside City Square That's called La Taverna food is supposed to be fab

I agree with merlante above... it's more like a restaurant in Italy than an Italian restaurant in Ireland, if you know what I mean.

Been there three times now and I'd recommend it very highly.

merlante

trishw78 wrote: »

Outside City Square That's called La Taverna food is supposed to be fab

Indeed it is and indeed it is.

trishw78

merlante wrote: »

Really? Yeah, could be actually. I meant the place on the Quay and the place on High st., where Sui Sios used to be, outside city square. Hard to keep track of these name changes!

Outside City Square That's called La Taverna food is supposed to be fab

merlante

realcam wrote: »

La Fontana & La Toscana are the same thing right? I believe there was a name change, it's the place where 'Sizzlers' used to be?

Really? Yeah, could be actually. I meant the place on the Quay and the place on High st., where Sui Sios used to be, outside city square. Hard to keep track of these name changes!

Boskowski

merlante wrote: »

La Taverna and La Toscana are very good. But if you're looking for the Italian type (not fatty, doughy, pile of meat) pizza from one of the regular guys, I suggest Dominos with the thin base, low fat cheese, and avoid the meaty toppings, which are usually dripping with fat.

La Fontana & La Toscana are the same thing right? I believe there was a name change, it's the place where 'Sizzlers' used to be?

merlante

La Taverna and La Toscana are very good. But if you're looking for the Italian type (not fatty, doughy, pile of meat) pizza from one of the regular guys, I suggest Dominos with the thin base, low fat cheese, and avoid the meaty toppings, which are usually dripping with fat.

abouttobebanned

And the cook their pizzas by setting the whole thing on fire! Nice pizzas alright...I'd say they'd be right up your alley realcam

durrus

La Taverna is on High St, next door to The Happy Garden.

Boskowski

durrus wrote: »

Surely the best pizza in town is that delicious slice of Italy they serve you in La Taverna. I love the dinky little scissors to cut it with too. The oven there is the proper shape for the kind of heat it takes to make really good pizza. Superb.

Uh, where is that? Sounds interesting

durrus

Surely the best pizza in town is that delicious slice of Italy they serve you in La Taverna. I love the dinky little scissors to cut it with too. The oven there is the proper shape for the kind of heat it takes to make really good pizza. Superb.

Boskowski

abouttobebanned wrote: »

it's just a personal preference...I'd had them in la fontana and espresso and as much as they are nice pizzas I just love pizza hut.

Ye I suppose that's fair enough. I just don't like these overladen American style pizzas with everything on it and a soft dough.
I like a genuine crispy fresh Italian pizza. With just 2 or 3 toppings that go with each other, not like with a mountain of everything including eggs & bacon or barbecue chicken or whatnot.

I think that La Fontana are the only ones making that kind of pizza. Also they're quite reasonable pricewise. Espresso I found pretty poor and Belissimo's while being nice enough for the equipment they have their pizzas are very small and way overpriced.

I'm probably a bit of a pizza buff I have to admit.