Anonymous
09/17/2022 18:19
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Anonymous wrote:garlic oil (?) and/or Parmesan cheese? As in, that’s just the signature way they make all of their pizzas. Happened last night. Didn’t realize until we got in the car and it immediately reeked of garlic and Parmesan, which the kids won’t eat. I’m assuming we’re not the only family with an aversion to that on our pizza? I felt terrible going back in and requesting new and was worried the cooks would be ticked off.
Why would they care? You didn't ask for free new pizza, did you?
Anonymous
09/17/2022 18:18
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Anonymous wrote:Most pizza places use parm. I've never heard of anyone with a parmesan aversion.
Most? No.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 18:16
Subject: Re:Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
That is kind of like complaining your pizza has sauce on it.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:34
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Parmesan on pizza is very normal. You should have checked in advance. It's fine to go in and order a new pizza, and also pay for a new pizza. But if you're asking whether or not it's ok to ask for a replacement because of your kids' weird aversion and your failure to order according to that, then no, that's not ok.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:31
Subject: Re:Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
That sounds like a fabulous signature pizza. What’s the name of the place, please?
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:28
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
If you expected new pizzas for free, then yes they were ticked off. I prefer not to tick off people handling food I am about to eat.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:24
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Isn't that what pizza smells like? How do you know it was specifically garlic oil?
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:21
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Wait. Are you saying you ordered something, realized you didn’t like it, and asked to have the made again for free? Absolutely not.
In this case you get your kid McDonalds on the way home, or you reorder and have extra pizzas.
But also, if that’s the way they make their pizza it’s ridiculous to ask them to make it differently. Just order from a pizza place you actually like.
In this case you get your kid McDonalds on the way home, or you reorder and have extra pizzas.
But also, if that’s the way they make their pizza it’s ridiculous to ask them to make it differently. Just order from a pizza place you actually like.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:19
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Anonymous wrote:Those are not uncommon pizza ingredients. Sure you could buy new pizzas, but I would never ask for or expect free replacements in this case.
+1
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:11
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Anonymous wrote:Those are not uncommon pizza ingredients. Sure you could buy new pizzas, but I would never ask for or expect free replacements in this case.
+100 can’t believe you wouldn’t ask about this ahead of time. They’re both very common pizza ingredients.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:07
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Those are not uncommon pizza ingredients. Sure you could buy new pizzas, but I would never ask for or expect free replacements in this case.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:03
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Are you willing to pay for me pizza? If so, ask. If not, be sure to tell them to hold the garlic and parm FIRST.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:03
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
If you have a credit card you can get all the new pizzas you want. It’s okay if the chef gets offended about you not liking garlic oil!
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:02
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
Most pizza places use parm. I've never heard of anyone with a parmesan aversion.
Anonymous
09/17/2022 17:00
Subject: Is it okay to ask for new pizzas if a restaurant automatically uses
garlic oil (?) and/or Parmesan cheese? As in, that’s just the signature way they make all of their pizzas. Happened last night. Didn’t realize until we got in the car and it immediately reeked of garlic and Parmesan, which the kids won’t eat. I’m assuming we’re not the only family with an aversion to that on our pizza? I felt terrible going back in and requesting new and was worried the cooks would be ticked off.