Imo's delivery time
- Secret Weapon
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Imo's delivery time
Thank you for your order. Your order number is 1954, placed 9/24/2008 at 5:38PM.
It is now 6:57 and the pizza has yet to arrive.
Does it really take an hour and a half to cook and drive a pizza to someones house?
Damnit I'm hungry.
It is now 6:57 and the pizza has yet to arrive.
Does it really take an hour and a half to cook and drive a pizza to someones house?
Damnit I'm hungry.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
I stopped ordering Imo's when I ordered a medium(not a large, mind you) thin crust with bacon, pepperoni, and onion and got it carryout and it cost me $18.50 something.
Ludicrous prices.
Ludicrous prices.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
St. Louis Pizza and Wings has a good St. Louis style pizza...and I think it's cheaper and better than IMO's.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
Out of curiosity I checked their website one time. They don't deliver to Alabama, but you can order pizzas that are half baked and have them shipped. For a 12" Deluxe, the price is $40.50 each for 1 or 2 pizzas. Of course, if you want to order in larger quantities, they get cheaper the more you order. I just don't think I could ever bring myself to pay $40.50 for a 12" pizza, no matter where it came from.Cronos69 wrote:I stopped ordering Imo's when I ordered a medium(not a large, mind you) thin crust with bacon, pepperoni, and onion and got it carryout and it cost me $18.50 something.
Ludicrous prices.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
I rather enjoyed Cecil Whittaker's. They claim they're the original thin-crust St. Louis style. And their wings weren't bad. With better(though still a little high) prices.TimeForGuinness wrote:St. Louis Pizza and Wings has a good St. Louis style pizza...and I think it's cheaper and better than IMO's.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
my favorite st louis style pizza is elicia's, but I was feeling lazy and I could order online at imo's. Ugh, never again.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
Their pizza pales in comparison to Imo's, but it's cheap. You can get 2 XL pizzas plus 2 pounds of wings for $25.Cronos69 wrote:I rather enjoyed Cecil Whittaker's. They claim they're the original thin-crust St. Louis style. And their wings weren't bad. With better(though still a little high) prices.TimeForGuinness wrote:St. Louis Pizza and Wings has a good St. Louis style pizza...and I think it's cheaper and better than IMO's.
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Re: Imo's delivery time
Stefanina's
nuff said
nuff said
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Re: Imo's delivery time
Agreed, blows imo's away.JCShutout wrote:Stefanina's
nuff said
edit : although I do still like Imo's too, Imo's is best when you eat it in the restaurant.



