Could "Pizza Perfection" Be the Perfect Pizza?

Every college town has that certain pizza joint that everybody loves. But here at Washington State University, it seems that you cant walk by a garbage can without seeing a couple boxes of Pizza Perfection pizza. Even while walking to class I have realized that I hear people talking about Pizza Perfection regularly in between classes! This restaurant is so popular that I have even seen people ordering pizzas to their actual classes, and fter seeing this, I knew that I had to check this restaurant out.

Located in downtown Pullman, it was very easy to find and it is right on the main road. After walking in I loved how friendly every employee was. So after chatting with the employees for a minute, I ordered a 14 inch pepperoni pizza. I was very tempted to order their "Monster" Pizza, and when I say monster I really mean it. This is by far the biggest pizza I have ever seen; it is a whole 26 inches and by just looking at the box I knew that this was a student favorite. The wait for the pizza was not bad, even though this was not a sit down restaurant and I had to stand and wait for my pizza to cook. It turned out that I did not even need to wait that long, as it took about ten to fifteen minutes to cook!

After looking at the Monster pizza, I waited only about 10-15 minutes to get my pizza and to my surprise, I got a free pizza with my order! The restaurant has an offer, which is very popular with its students, that is a buy one get one free deal as long as you order carry out! I was thrilled with this. So after paying my seven, yes SEVEN, dollars for my two pizzas, I left to my house to go eat my pizzas.

Once I opened the box, I smelled the pizza and instantly realized why everybody on campus loves this pizza. It is both extremely cheap and, judging by the smell, delicious. So after smelling the pizza, I took my first bite. It was amazing. I've never had a pizza so inexpensive that was also so high in quality! Though I'm sure this pizza cannot be good for me at all, I knew where my newest pizza place was for the next four years of my college experience.