[Girlcopper]

Originally Posted by Teed_Off

A sign on the building says that it is permanently closed!

And??

[BostonRich]

We liked their food a lot. Probably our favorite pizza. Pasta Faire here we come.

[Singerlady]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

I remember them, payment was cash only.

They accepted charge cards as of a year or so ago.

[HORNET]

Great! Had several terrible meals there

[HORNET]

Ugh !

[LuckyRicky]

Try NYPD Pizzeria we feel it is the best around, and close. They have a lunch special, two pieces of pizza and all the soda or iced tea you can drink for $7.50

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by Teed_Off

A sign on the building says that it is permanently closed!

Wow, surprise. One of the last one of a kind, independent, places. Would have thought if they made it through co-vid, they'd made it ! Too bad, mostly "chain" places around.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Girlcopper

And??

Permanently can be a long time

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

They took my CC.

Same here, called for take out just last month and they took my M.C. ,but seems going back I do remember the sign "cash only" ?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by HORNET

Great! Had several terrible meals there

I guess you like terrible meals. Welcome to central Florida.

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Try Pasta Faire a few miles north on Rt 441.

Used to go to Chicken Time near there and near Pasta Faire a lot for great Cuban sandwiches, back when choices IN the villages were VERY limited. Does anyone remember the first/original Italian restaurant in S.Springs ? It was on the corner, across from what was eventually Margaretta Republic (anyone who can remember the name of the very first restaurant in that location ?). I DO remember Bachara (spelling ?) bakery, just wonderful home style bakery, very different than grocery store "bakeries". When driving "up north" to see relatives for the holidays every year from our south Florida hometown, long before we thought about retirement in the central part of Florida, we'd stop and load up on bakery goods for the trip, then usually get into them when we stopped for the night near the Florida-Georgia line. Memories.

[RUCdaze]

Sorry to say this but the people in central Florida don't know what really good pizza is. I could take them to three places in New Jersey and they would never eat the pizza here again.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by RUCdaze

Sorry to say this but the people in central Florida don't know what really good pizza is. I could take them to three places in New Jersey and they would never eat the pizza here again.

Pizza here is edible but compared to what we were used to not very good.

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Gone. More to come.

"but more coming"... I know this is sarcastic, I'm guilty, but yippee, maybe a new pizza hut or dominoes in the future.... Ho hum, yawn.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Pizza here is edible but compared to what we were used to not very good.

True

A consolation is Tampa. Portnoy (Barstool) reviewed a few there recently.

Here's how Barstool boss Dave Portnoy ranked Tampa Bay pizza spots | Tampa | Creative Loafing Tampa Bay