The Hegemo
Delusions of Grandview
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I noticed this morning that in one of the empty storefronts on First across from the Grandview Library, there is a banner up that says Massey's Pizza.
This was the first I'd heard of them opening a Grandview location, but I did a little internet search and see that they did announce it a couple weeks ago on their Facebook page.
I've never tried Massey's. How is it?
Snarf
Dystopia
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It's delicious. The pepperonis turn into little bowls and theres plenty of em! They use a coarse corn meal or whatever on the bottom of the crust, sauce has a good clean taste, good crispy crust. I love me some Massey's. Pep, onion and green pepper FTW @ Massey's.
mt448
New Albany
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Masseys is Columbus pizza. Now, I am not saying it is the best in the city, but it is what I grew up on-and it is what I would describe to someone who asked my about Cbus style pizza. It has this thin cornmeal crust (well, the cornmeal is on the bottom), and it has a wonderful tangy sauce. The cheese is the exact amount-IMO. Also, the pepperoni and mushroom pretty much saved my BF and I when we lived together. MMMM....it sounds so good right now. My hubby is from the Ohio Valley, and he does not like it (Ohio Valley pizza is 360 from Cbus pizza...but killer in its own right). If you like thin crust that is crunchy with tangy sauce...you will love Masseys.
Snarf
Dystopia
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mt448 wrote >>
Masseys is Columbus pizza. Now, I am not saying it is the best in the city, but it is what I grew up on-and it is what I would describe to someone who asked my about Cbus style pizza. It has this thin cornmeal crust (well, the cornmeal is on the bottom), and it has a wonderful tangy sauce. The cheese is the exact amount-IMO. Also, the pepperoni and mushroom pretty much saved my BF and I when we lived together. MMMM....it sounds so good right now. My hubby is from the Ohio Valley, and he does not like it (Ohio Valley pizza is 360 from Cbus pizza...but killer in its own right). If you like thin crust that is crunchy with tangy sauce...you will love Masseys.
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Lakee911
Clintonville (South)
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Massey's is the only Pizza my family would eat growing up. We never had it very much though. I probably haven't had it in 20 years. I should try it again.
When I do have pizza I like Gatto's in Clintonville. :) Who's with me on that?
0Angle
A brewery or my kitchen or my bicycle.
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Lakee911 wrote >>
Massey's is the only Pizza my family would eat growing up. We never had it very much though. I probably haven't had it in 20 years. I should try it again.
When I do have pizza I like Gatto's in Clintonville. :) Who's with me on that?
If I'm getting a pizza delivered, Gatto's it is. I found out last Friday that when they are busy, they don't cook it as long and it takes forever... Friday must be a popular pizza night.
If you like the little bowls, you have to ask for CLASSIC pepperoni @ Gatto's
patient_zero
Falafel District
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I wonder if they will have the pizza lunch buffet at this location as well. Sometimes I visit their Beechcroft/161 location and grab a no fuss pizza lunch. They have buffets at Whitehall, Powell, Gahanna, Westerville, and Lancaster.
patient_zero
Falafel District
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Snarf wrote >>
When I worked in Pickerington I'd go to their lunch buffet quite often. They don't have it any longer however.
Reminds me of that Mexican buffet by somer that no one has seemed to get to, including myself.
Too bad they got rid of the buffet in P-town.
BCNation
Franklin Park
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asil wrote >>
I think the Grandview area has the most pizza shops per capita in the world. Not complaining, just saying...
I think Bexley does too, with 4 pizza places in a one-mile radius of Main Street (Anthony's- which is next to Capital's athletic complex, Donato's, and then next-door neighbors Rubino's, which is CASH ONLY & the pizza I grew up on, Bexley Pizza Plus).
Twixlen
Westgate, Columbus
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catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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I've lost track of how many pizza places I pass on my way to BONO.
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