Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sal's Pizza (Dallas)
Regular coverage such as police blotters, local business openings and reviews which are part of outine|everyday coverage are not considered eligible for establishing notability. This is otherwise known as ''significant coverage''. You are confusing simple, everyday coverage as opposed to significant coverage. Just because there is mention or a review does not establish notability; there must be significant coverage about the subject. The pieces cited show nothing except what they serves and that the reviewer liked/disliked it. To properly establish notability, we must ask ourselves what is it that makes the company notable? Is it a fast growing chain that the industry is paying attention to? Has it contributed to the local economy in some meaningful way? Does it have some social impact on the community that gives it notice? What in these sources actually makes the company notable? Having a good tasting pizza is not notable
— User:Jerem43, 19:14, 7 February 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:R (Wikipedia:Redirect)