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1620 Quintard Avenue, Anniston
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“best pizza I've ever had! love the matas extra special pizza most of all!”
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2427 AL-202, Anniston
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“If you're so broke you cry about something costing $1 more.... Eat at home. Life is expensive, you get what u pay for.”
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2130 Quintard Avenue, Anniston
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“I ordered pizza tonight and got held up at work over 2 hours after I ordered. By the time I got to Anniston little Caesars they had maybe 10 minutes before they closed . I knew it had been sitting there and knew it wasn't going to be fresh out the oven. To top it off I didn't even call to let them know I was going to be late nor gave any thought to it honestly .I walk through that door 10 mins till close and the sweetest two ladies there Angela and Holly asked me to let them cook fresh ones!!!! Did everything they could to try to do something for me cause they felt bad the pizza sat so long .TO NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN these ladies were just as exhausted as I was cleaned up to close but still offered to go that extra for me and it was my fault .I Just want to thank you ladies I was so tired and ready to get home and I know you ladies were too but the fact that y'all was willing to do all that with not even 10 minutes left just show what beautiful souls y'all are.Thank you!”
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5130 McClellan Boulevard, Anniston
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“5 out of 5. I live down the road and food was ready before I made it to the location. It looked as good as any commercial and tasted amazing. (I ATE 3/4 OF IT BEFORE THIS REVEIW LOL) Heck of a deal you guys got going on. Props to the cook and thanks for an awesome Sunday lunch”
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720 Quintard Avenue, Anniston
“It always tastes so fresh ! love Hunt Brothers pizza! I highly recommend it.”
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2109 Quintard Avenue, Anniston
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“GOOD PIZZA!! There are FOUR pastas! 1 A red sauce with JUST veggies and the two cheeses. 2 A red sauce with pepperoni slices, Italian sausage, mozzarella and parmesan cheese. 3 A white sauce with just the two cheeses, and 4 the same white sauced one but with added chicken. Try the Melts! As well as the Big New Yorker! There are a lot of new specials and deals. Check the website or the app for details, I don't know them all. There are even two new cheese-stick recipes. They both have the normal motzerella like before, but there is shredded cheddar cheese on them too.One recipe has bacon and the other has minced garlic. I don't know if they're any good, but they also have a fried chocolate donut with chocolate filling now.”
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13 Bill Robison Parkway, Anniston
“Whoever is at papa John’s right now, I just want y’all to know y’all showed out on this pizza. 🤤 it’s so good and hot and cheesy lol 😋”
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