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The pizza, which is described as for one, is sort of a tweener. If you have the stomach of Kobiyashi, perhaps its for one. Otherwise, it's too small for two, but too much for one. The pizza itself is okay. The gourmet ingredients, such as pancetta or gorgonzola cheese, are there. The flavor profile is good, and the thinner crust/bread is awesome. I just don't know if I'd get it again for $16. As for the dining experience, we only tried takeout. Let's say you've been with a girl for sometime: you spend weeknights watching The Amazing Race, she's the first person you call when something cool happens, she emails you first when she reads a funny article, and she has half her clothes in your closet. BUT, she still introduces you to her friends as "a good friend," and when her parents are in town, she doesn't invite you out to meet them. So, what are you? Dating? Friends with benefits? Stop stringing me along! I'm crazy about you, but what are we? Am I your boyfriend? You don't like labels? I don't get it, it's just that...oh sorry, I lost my focus. So, we tried to order takeout, but you have to do it in person. Well, that kind of defeats the purpose of takeout. And then, we discovered that you can only order the pizza as takeout, and not any of the appetizers or starters. Argh. In my mind, Dinette should either do takeout, with call-ins and the full menu, or just not offer it. Off to try the next pizza joint. Suggestions?...Choices: (A). negative (B). positive I think the answer is
(A).