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411 Alta Dr, Alderson
“Best pizza or at least my favorite! Always consitant in quality and time ready is good considering staff vs demand at busy times. The BBQ chicken specialty is my all time fav and there always is a nice variety of specials. Absolutely sign up to earn the Papa Dough rewards to use!”
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282 Main St, Union · 10.82 miles
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“Glad to see you're still open for pick up only . Love your food”
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8065 State Hwy 3, Pence Springs · 5.3 miles
“love there pizza and you cant get unlimited toppings”
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2623 Lawn Rd, Meadow Bridge · 9.81 miles
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“This is part of a Par Mar convenience store and they sell more than just pizza, they have fried chicken, subs, wraps and sides as well as breakfast items. There are a few little tables if you want to dine-in.I can only report that the pizza is pretty good and the breakfast biscuits are delicious. Everything else on the breakfast sandwiches is manufactured food that comes in ready to heat and eat but the biscuits are baked in the store. The manufactured ingredients tasted good though.The only problems I ran in to is, their pizza oven can only bake one small 12" pizza at a time so getting two pizzas can actually take almost twice the time as one. The first pizza has to sit for the cooking time of the second and if they just got a large order ahead of you, you could be waiting for a while. Flavors were good though, even reheating. I think they have slices under the display warmer as well as other ready to go warm food items but it can vary a lot as to what and how much is available, when; from what I saw.The young folks that were there over the weekend are nice, but like a lot of young people, are distracted a bit with non-work stuff I think. There were a few more workers behind the counter on a Friday evening but not Saturday and Sunday morning for the breakfast items. My guess is they are more busy during the week in the mornings as people are heading to work, so its a very small "cooking" staff (one young man) on the weekends.We were staying at the hotel next door and loved the sausage, egg and cheese biscuit we had Saturday morning so much I went back for more Sunday morning. Problem was there were no biscuits ready and it would be ten minutes. I wasn't waiting that long and left. This was 9AM. The young man was very nice and said he would have them ready if I came back, but I didn't feel like returning at that point or waiting there, I wasn't quite fully awake yet!Pretty good food, but the availability for getting it quickly looks like it varies, at least on this particular weekend.VERY happy this place was there though. The next closest place is an Arby's that would take us a half hour round trip including waiting for our food. They dont have pizza and fried chicken though and dont open till 10AM so they apparently dont do breakfast there. Next closest place is The Meeting Place a half hour round trip not including any wait time. They have a lot of stuff but unless you go there, you dont know what because they have no online menu unless its on Facebook. They assume everyone is on Facebook apparently...I haven't been since 2012.This Par Mar location would do well to put their menu online. It's really silly that they dont. You can see a pizza and wings menu for Hunt brothers but the web site would not allow me to select that location and there is nothing there about all the other stuff they do. People could look it up, call in an order and pick it up as they pass through, but as it is now, people stopping for gas would have to wait however long it took to get a sub or something like that made. They could increase their business if they just had a web site, especially if they had online ordering people could pay for in advance.”
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