Consumers’ attention was recently drawn to an Instagram post advising people to measure their 30″ pizza because certain pizzerias in town were being dishonest and selling 28″ pizza and charging for the price of a 30″ pizza. Customers have been suggesting further inquiry about this had to be done.
In order to find out this claim and not believe in hearsays, an order was placed for a 30″ pizza from one of their competitors and surprisingly, the claim is true, as it was a 28″ pizza as opposed to the 30″ pizza ordered and paid for. This further buttressed the claim that they have been lying to all of their customers and passing off a 28″ pizza as a 30″ pizza for years. How awful that certain pizzerias could be so comfortable at cheating people out of their hard-earned money and not getting the value for what they paid for.
Needless to say a 30” pizza was ordered from Napoli Pizzeria and got exactly what was paid for, a 30” pizza. Not only that,a shocking discovery was made, they had a 36” pizza as well! Way to up their game. Disclaimer for their 36” is that you need double doors to accept. The dough was perfect and the toppings were fresh. Well done Napoli Pizzeria.
Below is the link to the initial post seen that prompted the findings
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCecagPh3rm/
Below is the link to Napoli Pizzeria website, a place where you can trust your order since 2005.
https://napolipizzalv.com/
Not meaning to discredit any particular pizza places but it is unfair that pizzerias would pass off a 28″ pizza as a 30″ because they don’t have the boxes or tools for the 30″ pizza. Everyone should henceforth measure their 30” pizza before they “fix their situation.”
Conclusively, based on the following discovery, it is safe and advisable to order from the place that is trustworthy, Napoli Pizzeria, who care about their establishment, customers, and quality of food. Not others who are looking to cheat their customers for a quick buck.
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