Happy’s Pizza

Well I had a taste for rib tips, I didn’t feel like leaving the house because it’s pretty cold outside. Reluctant to really order here, looking at the previous Unilocal review. I still had to try it out because I didn’t think it’d be too bad. Well I call for delivery, and I ended up getting the girl that clearly hates her job. Dry. I got no suggestions, no deals available, I have to repeat my order like three different times for her to understand. I do have great service different places but I’m starting to find out that it’s not going to be here. I’m actually about to call right back to ask how long will the driver be for the delivery. I have expectations… And they’re not big at all. Just do your job. I will just call Papa’s next time. The verdict is not in I haven’t even tasted my food yet pray for me guys. Well I called back and I spoke to someone who actually likes their job or at least is willing to help now I don’t feel like I’ve been duped or pranked.

Highly recommend the rib tips meat very tender slide off the bone. Not the best pizza in town.

Okay, people, it would be unfair of me to mention Happy’s in my review of Bob’s without talking about Happy’s. As I mentioned, they are only about three blocks from each other, they are newer to the neighborhood than Bob’s, and I happen to like them both. However, there are a few major differences between the two, and I am using this as opportunity to highlight them.
First, Happy’s Pizza has more variety on their menu. Hands down. If you want something other than the usual pizzeria fanfare, Happy’s is the place. I am especially a fan of the Rib Tips, which, at one time, came sodden in barbecue sauce. A coworker tells me that at another location they still do, but not so much at this one. I will say this though: their sauce could give a number of barbecue establishments a run for their money. Also, I recommend their sandwiches, as well. They also come with fries, and they are always very tasty.
Second, though each individual pizza is larger at Bob’s, it seems that Happy’s has more specials, where you can get two pizzas for (near) the price of one Bob’s. Their pizza is really good, but those who like thinner crusts would be sadly disappointed with Happy’s. Sometimes, I’d rather get the two pizzas than the one pizza, since I am one for variety. I always believe that the sauce makes the pizza, and Happy’s has good sauce.
As you can see, at times I have difficulty choosing between the two, but by the same token, each one offers something different. As an added bonus, Happy’s is located inside a shopping plaza with a grocery store, beauty supply, Foot Locker, Family Dollar, and Secretary of State. So, if you have other business on the day you’re dining, you can take care of it while you wait (an added bonus for me, even if it’s only for the entertainment value).