Favorite Pizza Chain

[Hatman 🍁]

I ordered there one time. Never again.

1. Pizza was cold.
2. The delivery man was talking only english (for USA posters, imagine than you order there and the delivery man says you the price of the pizza in Spanish, without being able to say it in English).
3. 12$ pizza. I had only 20$, I gave him 20$ and he fled with it as soon he touched the 20$, without giving me my change money.

Wow. That warrants a complaint, yes.

I did and they said than the next pizza would be free, but I never called back, since I wasn't impressed by the taste (too much pepperoni, not enough cheese). I found a better place later (a local pizzeria at the (huge) slice).
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Was this in Montreal or Val-d'Or? If the latter, what kind of place would hire a unilingual Anglo in Val-d'Or?


Anyways, I've only eaten at the first two, and I can't even remember what either are like. If we go with chain pizza, it would be Pizza Pizza, which is probably Canada's largest pizza chain. We normally order from the local place (Pizza Boyz), which means I can just walk over and pick it up instead of having it delivered. It's pretty good there, but some of their non-pizza food is suspect.

[Hatman 🍁]

I ordered there one time. Never again.

1. Pizza was cold.
2. The delivery man was talking only english (for USA posters, imagine than you order there and the delivery man says you the price of the pizza in Spanish, without being able to say it in English).
3. 12$ pizza. I had only 20$, I gave him 20$ and he fled with it as soon he touched the 20$, without giving me my change money.

Wow. That warrants a complaint, yes.

I did and they said than the next pizza would be free, but I never called back, since I wasn't impressed by the taste (too much pepperoni, not enough cheese). I found a better place later (a local pizzeria at the (huge) slice).

Was this in Montreal or Val-d'Or? If the latter, what kind of place would hire a unilingual Anglo in Val-d'Or?


Anyways, I've only eaten at the first two, and I can't even remember what either are like. If we go with chain pizza, it would be Pizza Pizza, which is probably Canada's largest pizza chain. We normally order from the local place (Pizza Boyz), which means I can just walk over and pick it up instead of having it delivered. It's pretty good there, but some of their non-pizza food is suspect.

In Montreal, obviously. I don't think than an unilingual Anglo would be hired for a public job in Val-d'Or. Still, Montreal was majority French, last time I checked and French is the official language.

I suppose it depends on what part of Montreal. I can't imagine you living in the West Island though.