[buzzy]

The pizza maker is right there out in the open. You could have just walked over and asked about it.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

Seems to be the case. Plus, it seems that he would like the rest of us to stop going. Why else post?

I didn't say that I would never go back.

[Josephjmarchese]

Ok. I’d call the cops! NYPD Pizza. Closest to NYC style pizza around. But Mallory pizza was ok. Maybe they were short on ingredients that day. But I’d think you deserve a response and a free pizza

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Sabella

I find the problem with pizza in Florida is that most of the topping is cheese. Everybody raved about Mallory‘s pizza. It’s OK or it used to be OK. The food and drink prices here are more than going to any other restaurant, including more upscale ones. I guess this will be another country club to avoid.

Because one person was unhappy with his pizza's cheeses to sauce ratio?

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by Sandy and Ed

You know, I hate to agree but I do agree with you. Generally an on-site complaint only gets you a glare, not necessarily a solution. At this time in our lives who needs the aggravation. Simply use social media to air the complaint. I’ve done that AND provided a copy of my complaint on social media to the home office or local management. It works. One person’s complaint to a manager who is dealing with staff shortages and a healthy level of existing business might not evoke much attention but social media??? Watch out!!

There is a place on the charge slip to offer compliments and complaints. It is the “tip” line.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I didn't say that I would never go back.

True, but you did say "I just won't buy their pizza anymore."

All because of a one time sauce:cheese ratio issue...

IMHO, that seems to be an over-reaction... But we all have our own decisions to make. Posting yours invites a response, both positive and negative...

[KAM+6]

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[KAM+6]

Originally Posted by buzzy

The pizza maker is right there out in the open. You could have just walked over and asked about it.

So true , you could have asked when ordering. We love their veggie pizza. Get it to go and make a salad at home. Perfect for 2. $14 I think.

[HORNET]

I found that every time that I eat with a group ( especially 6 or more ) , that the service and / or the food is compromised in some way to someone at the table!

[Oneiric]

Couldn't you just nicely ask the waitress for more sauce? It probably would take 5 minutes to apply and heat slightly.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Oneiric

Couldn't you just nicely ask the waitress for more sauce? It probably would take 5 minutes to apply and heat slightly.

& remove 1/3 of the cheese.

[rickaslin]

So how emails have you sent telling them how good their pizza ws before this one ???

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Oneiric

Couldn't you just nicely ask the waitress for more sauce? It probably would take 5 minutes to apply and heat slightly.

The main problem was that there was way too much cheese. Difficult to remove after it is cooked. Apparently, some pizza makers think that adding more cheese will make the customer happy. Not true for all customers. I don't want to tell a restaurant how to make a pizza. They should have a recipe and follow it.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by rickaslin

So how emails have you sent telling them how good their pizza ws before this one ???

Slow Down, Slow Down and try typing your message again.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by rickaslin

So how emails have you sent telling them how good their pizza ws before this one ???

None, but I have often recommended their pizza on TOTV.