Favorite Pizza Chain

[BaconBacon96]

Pizza Caper's. It's Australian.

[Cranberry]

I haven't heard of any of those, but Pizza Hut; which is definitely not my taste..
I order it from the local, well you can't really say restaurants, it's kind of a fast food restaurant, but it's no chain and usually run by a Turk...
I like Vapiano though, it's a German Pizza chain, that also operates in Austria and is really, really good... You can watch them make your pizzas while you're ordering, and they just use biological products, and it's really good

[politicallefty]

Of the choices (and I can't say I've tried them all), I'd say Domino's is probably best. Their pan-style is quite good, even though it costs extra.

I remember Papa Murphy's stuffed pizza being amazing, but it's been years since I've last had it.

[Sopranos Republican]

Ideally non-chain. (Italian) However, Sbarro by far, of the choices given.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

I prefer non-chains, but if I had to choose, it would probably be Pizza Hut, with Cici's in a close second.  The only chain in my hometown is Little Caesars, which is good in a pinch, but far from my preferred choice.

Shockingly, I've never had Domino's, Papa John's, or the others on this list.  There's a Papa John's on my college campus, but I would not want to go there simply because the name and TV commercials creep me out.  Papa John is the creepiest fast food mascot next to Ronald McDonald, in my opinion.

[Badger]

In the ideal world, where I'm not plagued by financial, transportation, or time-related obstacles, it'd be Pizza Hut.

This. The way theyh do their crust is the best, and cheese-stuffed crust is the bomb.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Papa Murphy's without a doubt. Their garlic chicken is classic and there's just something fun about baking your own pizza.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I prefer non-chains, but if I had to choose, it would probably be Pizza Hut, with Cici's in a close second.  The only chain in my hometown is Little Caesars, which is good in a pinch, but far from my preferred choice.

Shockingly, I've never had Domino's, Papa John's, or the others on this list.  There's a Papa John's on my college campus, but I would not want to go there simply because the name and TV commercials creep me out.  Papa John is the creepiest fast food mascot next to Ronald McDonald, in my opinion.

I don't mind the commercials for Papa John's, I just mind the pizza. My campus' athletics hall/basketball court serves it for games and I hate it. Only reason I have for eating it is because obviously my life's bad enough that I work there and can usually get some for free after half-time.

[patrick1]

I think Sbarro is the closest approximation to real pizza. 

[Dr. Cynic]

The Little Caesar's in my area has improved dramatically and they actually make much better pizza than Domino's. Pizza Hut is a little out of the way for me since I don't drive and I haven't been there in ages.

Normally I get Napoli or Mineo's in Squirrel Hill

[Oldiesfreak1854]

In the ideal world, where I'm not plagued by financial, transportation, or time-related obstacles, it'd be Pizza Hut.

This. The way theyh do their crust is the best, and cheese-stuffed crust is the bomb.

Same here.

[Napoleon]

I don't eat that garbage.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Now that I think about it, I think I had Sbarro once (I can't remember it well though), but that's about the extent of my chain pizza experience.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Pizza Hut, although I prefer my local shop's pizza.

[Tieteobserver]

Once tried a Pizza Hut here. Not only its costy (as fast food as a whole here), but didn't taste very well. Overly bland.

Besides, as far as I've been told, its baked on gas ovens. Being from an area with a very heavy Italian influence, I grew eating pizza solely baked on traditional, wood-fired ovens. And man, it makes a whole world of difference! Not to mention that it costs less.

[Smash255]

As someone who was born and raised on Long Island, I can pretty much speak for everyone in the NY metro area on this.....   Favorite and Pizza Chain should NEVER be in the same sentence....

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Domino's

[LeBron]

For a non sit-down pizza place, hands down Papa John's. The crust is thick and soft (the best), there's a good cheese-sauce ratio, fresh veggies and just awesome ingredients, and their garlic sauce is a guilty pleasure. Pizza Hut and Domino's I personally consider too overrated (though Domino's has good prices) and nothing beats a $5 pizza from Little Caesar's. The Mariachi advertisement guys make it just so tempting.

CiCi's is also nice, cheap and often a good hangout place, but there are so few of them around my area and really have to go out of your way to go there. Great pizza though and their cheesy garlic bread is the best.

[Miles]

Pizza Hut.

[Lief 🗽]

I like Dominos. It's not really pizza, but it's pretty tasty cheesey tomato and meat bread.

[muon2]

For full sized pizzas I like to order from a local restaurant. However, for lunch I usually just want a slice, and chains figure more into that. Pizza Hut usually has a lunch buffet where I can get a slice, but I can't get a slice to go. Most of the others don't sell by the slice, except for Sbarro. Sbarro is very common at the food court of malls in my area so if I'm have lunch while shopping Sbarro is probably the chain on the list I use most often.

In Chicagoland we have a small chain called Rosati's with about 30 stores in IL and WI. They also have a significant presence in AZ and few other scattered stores in other states. They feature slices throughout the day and they cater pizza and other Italian dishes.

[angus]

Like muon, for full pies I like to order from a local restaurant.  There's a place called Highland Pizzeria about 600 meters from my house that makes excellent pizza and sandwiches, and they have about 100 different kinds of beers.  In fact, some folks go there just to buy six-packs of exotic beers.  (It's a Pennsylvania thing.)

I agree that Sbarro is good for slices, and they seem to be everywhere, especially in shopping malls.  Although, for mall food I usually go with Pad Thai or falafel. 

Among those on your list, I've eaten at Pizza Hut, Domino's, Papa John's, Little Caesar's, Papa Murphy's, Sbarro, CiCi's, and Godfather's.  Never heard of the last three.  I voted for Cici's because I'm cheap and they offer a $4.99 lunch buffet, but I also like Pizza Hut when they're having the Any Way You Want It ten-dollar pizza deal.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Papa Johns

[Cincinnatus]

I don't know. I've never lived in a place where I couldn't order from a local pizza place reasonably cheaply and conveniently.

Yeah, I have little experience with pizza chains.  Luckily, there's a ton of local places around with great food. 

[bedstuy]

I don't know. I've never lived in a place where I couldn't order from a local pizza place reasonably cheaply and conveniently.

I just checked the prices at my local pizza places.  My good local place is $1 more for a large pie compared to Domino's.  Obviously, that's worth it.