[Bjeanj]

A friend of ours owns a Papa Murphy's franchise up north. The training the owners go through is extensive and ongoing, and they are the best pizzas!

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

I have to say that I'm bit skeptical hearing the name Murphy in front of the word pizza.

doc: exactly my point as a son of Neapolitan parents I take exception to Murphy's Pizza as a form of cultural appropriations..that's what it is cultural appropriations you don't see me advertising rubicon's beef stew ....I do love beef stew bad golf day sorry

[jgm3279]

We had Papa Murphy's up north also, and we loved their thin crust pizzas!

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by RickeyD

My fraternal grandmothers name was Maggie Murphy, she didn't make pizza.

Probably made great corned beef and cabbage and Irish soda bread.

[dietpepsi]

$10 Tuesday with a limit of 5 toppings is great, get the app on the phone for great promotions,

[kcrazorbackfan]

You know, with all this talk about Papa Murphy's pizza, I'm so hungry for one that I'm going to take a ride up to Belleview tomorrow (Wednesday) and get one.

[asianthree]

So to get that great crust are you using a pizza stone? Or just on the rack.

[Newbeginnings]

I think they are great pizza, and I get a very thin crust with healthier toppings. We had one in Alaska, and when I lived in Minneapolis, MN...

[schwarz]

You would think the Villages would not put another pizza place in the same square..Sucks for the other guy. I guess he does not have a restrictive covenant in his lease...too bad

[jgm3279]

You bake them right on the cardboard that their pizza comes on, and this works great! Very tasty!
We need pizza down at the south end, the new Lake Deaton plaza maybe??

[John_W]

Originally Posted by schwarz

You would think the Villages would not put another pizza place in the same square..Sucks for the other guy. I guess he does not have a restrictive covenant in his lease...too bad

Before Flippers Pizza opened across from the Bowling Alley there was another pizza place there that we loved, Pauly's Pizza. We ate there everytime we went to SS. They were very busy and I believe they even wanted to take over the spot next door so they could expand. They weren't a fancy place inside, more like a neighborhood shopping center type shop. Anyway, TV wouldn't renew their lease and in came a shiny new pizza chain resturant, Flippers. We ate there once and never went back. I believe Pauly's owners now operate a breakfast place in Fruitland Park.

When we go to SS now we eat at Jersey Mike's, they have great subs. For the best pizza in the area, we found Sammy Joe's at Mulberry Plaza, we have to drive more than half an hour to get there, but it's worth it.

Sammy Joe's, 8760 SE 165th Mulberry Lane, The Villages, FL 32162, 352-633-1949

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by dietpepsi

$10 Tuesday with a limit of 5 toppings is great, get the app on the phone for great promotions,

Diet...............Tuesday is the best.......it's a slow time for them, a great opportunity for me and my belly.

[Skip]

Originally Posted by John_W

Before Flippers Pizza opened across from the Bowling Alley there was another pizza place there that we loved, Pauly's Pizza. We ate there everytime we went to SS. They were very busy and I believe they even wanted to take over the spot next door so they could expand. They weren't a fancy place inside, more like a neighborhood shopping center type shop. Anyway, TV wouldn't renew their lease and in came a shiny new pizza chain resturant, Flippers. We ate there once and never went back. I believe Pauly's owners now operate a breakfast place in Fruitland Park.

When we go to SS now we eat at Jersey Mike's, they have great subs. For the best pizza in the area, we found Sammy Joe's at Mulberry Plaza, we have to drive more than half an hour to get there, but it's worth it.

Sammy Joe's, 8760 SE 165th Mulberry Lane, The Villages, FL 32162, 352-633-1949

Pauly's was Tim Rohan's place. He's at Rae Rae's now in Fruitland Park. Yup, same Rohan family as John. The Pizza Joint was named after the other brother, Pauly (also owned the liquor store on 466).

Skip

[NYGUY]

Originally Posted by Skip

Pauly's was Tim Rohan's place. He's at Rae Rae's now in Fruitland Park. Yup, same Rohan family as John. The Pizza Joint was named after the other brother, Pauly (also owned the liquor store on 466).

Skip

That is right, Tim has told me about the Pizza place. His breakfast place on 441 is the best in the area. I know, I had breakfast there this morning.

[Irmidick]

We had several stores in new Ohio which closed. I really missed them. Great fresh pizza made in your own oven when you want it.
Where will they be located?