Pizza. Yeah, I know that mothers who love their children make hand-crafted meals each night, but sometimes I. Can't. Even. If mom's had a hard day, the kids are rewarded with Gas Station Pizza Night (GSPN for short.) It happens. I don't feel great about it, but I'm working through it in therapy. And well, my kids are deliriously happy.
We used to be Papa Johns folks, then Papa Murphys folks but we tend to eat somewhere obsessively until we're sick of it and then have to move on. In a moment of desperation and departure from our fake Italian pizza joints, while getting gasoline, we ordered a QT pizza to feed our voracious brood. We ordered, paid and in what seemed like just the time it took me to turn around, someone was handing me a hot pizza. "Wha?!" I said. How was this possibly my pizza?! Just moments ago it was a mere thought in my panicked mind (in a Kids need food NOW moment!!!) and here it had appeared in my hand by some sort of Pizza Fairy Magic (PFM), no doubt. Upon further investigation, I realized the PFM was in their oven - one that bakes a pizza in 3 minutes. 3 minutes, people. No longer do I have to "plan" or "consider my children's needs" before they become painfully obvious.
Oh and did I mention it's cheap. So cheap. Under 10 bucks for a XL and even cheaper if you order through their app (which is a bit of a technological turd, but I put up with it for a few free dolla's. Plus you can order ahead and it'll be ready when you get there. If they get it made before you arrive - which chance is they will - they'll keep it hot in a warmer. )
Don't come here looking for the fanciest or latest in artisanal focaccia. Choices are limited - no Double Bacon Hawaiian BBQ Cobb Salad Pizzas here - only the basics. But that makes it easier for me. I get bacon (real, not dehydrated bits) and sometimes black olives. They aren't real generous with their topping quantities, but I can't complain for what I've paid.
Friends who know QT pizza is our go-to ask, "So QT pizza is really good?" And well, "good" is relative. No more scrounging for coupons and deal codes, surveying the family for their daily likes and dislikes, ordering and waiting an hour for pizza to be delivered - all while I try to keep the Gremlins at bay. I merely think it and it appears. Dinner's in my hand in 3 minutes and it cost me less than one of us could eat anywhere else. Yeah, it's really good. read more