Papa Toni's Pizza

If you want to be scammed, go to Papa Toni's.

I would only recommend going here if you like to be scammed. If you do decide to try this place, I would recommend walking out if the guy serving you a man in his late 40s / early 50s. The two times that I've gone to Papa Toni's with this guy working, he's tried to scam me. He does the usual tricks (if you've ever encountered hustlers in the developing world): making up extra charges ("double toppings," etc.), totaling orders verbally while overcharging you, offering specials over the phone & trying to charge you full price in person, charging for red peppers and Parmesan cheese, etc.

The last time that I ordered a pizza from them I was quoted a price of $10.71 over the phone. My girlfriend went to pick the order up and came back out over $15.00 -- all due to "double toppings" (which *do not* exist on their menu) as well as charging for red peppers.

So, if you can't avoid this place at all costs, at least avoid it completely when this older guy is working there. This guy must fancy himself a scam artist. Beware. Make sure that they give you the price quoted over the phone in person. And like I said, if you see this older guy working, walk out. (He's the only guy over 30 who works there -- and the only employee that I've ever had a problem with.)

Avoid, avoid, avoid.