Subway does...pizza?!

I'm curious if there have been any takers on Subway's new menu item out there.

I had it two days ago, and I don't think it was too bad. Certainly on par with a "decent" frozen pizza (perhaps ironic that they pull a wrapped base, consisting of the shell, sauce, and cheese already in order), and not quite, but slightly reminiscent of an older Pizza Hut-like taste and hint of Domino's. For the price (in the city, the pepperoni was $3.99 with an extra .50 cents for added bacon...cheaper than the locale close to Columbia U.), I won't complain for what it was.

Now, not being a fan of SW's veggies (what's with the potency of those onions?), I can't vouch for a "greener" pie, but for a pepperoni & bacon pizza, it held onto its own.

I'd rather eat gravel, than anything from Subslop.

I'll eat their Pizza before I wat their Subs again.

Haven't tried the pizzas. I am not a fan of Subway but when I do eat there I order the meatball sub as it is the only one I can tolerate.

i had the pizza last year in november...inside (walmart-buckeystown pike frederick md)...not bad coming from a place that serves the crappiest subs i ever ate....but for the price pizza was up to par...
ron

Strange enough, the only sub I get from Subway is their pizza sub.

I like their vege subs with S&P, oil, and vinegar.

Let us know when they make sandwiches, and not breadwiches

Dunkin Donuts is advertising pizza now too! Do don't stand by for a report from the field from me.

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Originally posted by LuckyLabrador

I'd rather eat gravel, than anything from Subslop.

I agree- I think I would rather eat cat food. I cannot even handle the smell of the store when you walk in-yuk

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Originally posted by John A

I like their vege subs with S&P, oil, and vinegar.

Same here. I guess that is the only sandwich I have ordered from Subway. They can make it cheaper than I can at home and I do not have the advantage of their fresh baked bread.

I did not know they did pizza.

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN