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3-08-2008 @9:53PM vicky said... I LOVE the pizza! I love how you can create your own toppings! I love the taste!
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8-20-2008 @12:36PM Erin said... Whatever happened to the McD's Pizza's? They were friking great! Im trying the subway one today. Was looking for their menu when I stumbled onto this site! Hope its good!
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7-18-2011 @9:30PM Anthony said... Had a Subway Pizza in Blaine, WA. I live in Canada and I can't wait for them to come here.
It was soooooo good!
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4-11-2007 @4:12PM Jurai said... Subway has had pizza for some time here in texas
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4-11-2007 @4:21PM Emily said... Same in Michigan.
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4-11-2007 @9:19PM RobotDeathSquad said... Same in Colorado
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4-11-2007 @5:31PM Adam said... Same in Nebraska.
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4-11-2007 @7:21PM sykoex said... same in new york, I guess since Subway is just a franchise, franchisees can choose to add whatever they want to the menu, and lots choose to add a pizza oven. Here in nyc there are a couple Subway/Pizza Parlors.
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4-12-2007 @12:07AM emmzee said... Haven't seen this in Canada yet. Is the pizza any good? Those personal pizzas McD's had back in the day were great ...
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4-12-2007 @9:24AM Kostika said... Don't have this here in the UK yet. Maybe eventually. I wouldn't mind an okay mini-pizza for lunch at work.
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4-12-2007 @10:06AM Michael said... The pizza's been in Wisconsin for at least the last 9 months. Its ok. The kids like it because they can customize it with whatever toppings they want. I think the crust tastes kind of 'bready' and not very 'crusty'.
http://www.backroadwisconsin.com
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4-12-2007 @2:46PM coolbreeze06 said... I had the Subway "pizza" twice. It is alright...nothing to write home about.
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4-12-2007 @12:48PM T said... Same in West Virginia! I'm actually having one for lunch! YEEEEE HAWWWWWWWW
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4-12-2007 @1:03PM James said... It's inexplicable. There is no reason to buy pizza from Subway in New York City. It's a stupid idea.
I can understand how Domino's can sell pizza in New York. For the price of a tolerable pie elsewhere, Domino's will come in and carpet your apartment with Wonderbread, velveeta and Campbell's tomato soup.
But what Subway is selling - a plain slice, at three dollars a pop? Is a ripoff. Every slice joint in town knows that the acceptable price for a slice of pizza is the price of a subway ride: Two bucks.
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6-18-2007 @3:41PM becster said... I live in a small town where we have to drive about 20 miles to get good pizza so to be able to drive a mile down the road to get a personal pan pizza is great. In addition I think they taste pretty good. So much better than those frozen pizzas you buy at a store.
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