Drivers were constantly coming and going. Delivery is even busier over the lunch hour with some very loyal customers who order daily, Steele says. Although delivery is a popular way to go with many of this restaurant's customers, eating there is also an option. Video and arcade games can keep the kids busy, and it was interesting watching a very busy crew put pizzas together. This seems like a neighborhood restaurant, the kind of place that every town has, and its location on a busy intersection makes it handy for picking up a meal on the way home.
Prices are also easy to handle.
Serving pizza, subs, spuds, pasta, breadbowl salads, appetizers and desserts. This review appeared in The Gazette on September 6, 1997.