Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 08:23     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
I'm laughing at all the pizzas snobs who feel entitled to be served/offered an expensive pizza slice (or two) at a party not even meant for them.
Abd at a grimey trampoline place to boot.
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 08:23     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.


That's so offensive. I would never do that. Everyone gets local pizza.


I mean, I get it. Don’t you? The pizza with arugula and balsamic drizzle is t going to be popular with the 8 yr olds


+1

Our local place is delicious, but the crust is super crispy and the cheese is “different” so picky kids don’t like it. Makes sense for the host to get dominoes for the kids and a nicer pizza (arugula and all!) for the parents. A good host imo.


You’re still eating in a trampoline park
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 08:06     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.


That's so offensive. I would never do that. Everyone gets local pizza.


I mean, I get it. Don’t you? The pizza with arugula and balsamic drizzle is t going to be popular with the 8 yr olds


+1

Our local place is delicious, but the crust is super crispy and the cheese is “different” so picky kids don’t like it. Makes sense for the host to get dominoes for the kids and a nicer pizza (arugula and all!) for the parents. A good host imo.



Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 07:52     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.


That's so offensive. I would never do that. Everyone gets local pizza.


I mean, I get it. Don’t you? The pizza with arugula and balsamic drizzle is t going to be popular with the 8 yr olds


+1

Our local place is delicious, but the crust is super crispy and the cheese is “different” so picky kids don’t like it. Makes sense for the host to get dominoes for the kids and a nicer pizza (arugula and all!) for the parents. A good host imo.
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 07:49     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.


That's so offensive. I would never do that. Everyone gets local pizza.


I mean, I get it. Don’t you? The pizza with arugula and balsamic drizzle is t going to be popular with the 8 yr olds
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 07:43     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Pizzza fool
Anonymous
Post 01/29/2025 07:12     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Pizza is fine
Anonymous
Post 01/28/2025 11:57     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.


That's so offensive. I would never do that. Everyone gets local pizza.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 21:32     Subject: Re:Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Never have a birthday party for your kid and accommodate guest eating requirements.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 21:17     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
I was at a trampoline park last night. The kids were served Dominoes pizza and the parents were offered fancier pizza from a local place. Totally not necessary but it was nice.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 20:57     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Just get pizza and have some extra. Most parents don’t want or expect to eat at a kid party at a venue. House parties are different.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 20:15     Subject: Re:Birthday Party / Food for Adults
My kid doesn't like pizza but I do. I'm always happy to take a slice if offered.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 20:13     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What time is it? Is it 6:30? I will be hungry. I'd eat pizza. Veggie wraps. Anything. I expect to be served dinner. If it's 2:30, then no thank you, maybe a slice of cake.


At a trampoline park??


Yes doesn’t matter where. These are for little kids where we can’t drop off. I have hosted a few parties at trampoline parks and always order enough for the parents. Everyone eats at least one piece of pizza.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 20:03     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
Morning parties I’ve served coffee, sparkling water, and breakfast sandwiches, which are usually eaten. Cake also served (enough for adults too).

Afternoon parties I serve sparkling water, meat and cheese platter, fruit platter. Same deal with cake.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2025 20:00     Subject: Birthday Party / Food for Adults
We had a party at a place like that. The place provided pizza, fountain drinks and cake and I brought turkey pinwheels, fruit salad, popcorn, and pecan pralines.