You probably remember trips to Chuck E. Cheese as a kid. You can now reminisce over takeout pizza! The pizza had an unusual crust, almost like a thin cornbread, and unfortunately, it didn't travel well.
Jet's offers a huge assortment of pizzas on its menu. You can go for thin crust, deep dish, hand-tossed or New York-style crust—or opt for a specialty: the four (or eight) corner pizza. Jet's has plenty of specialty topping combos too.
Papa John's—not to be confused with Papa Murphy's—brings back nostalgic memories of dorm room delivery in college. Somehow this pizza didn't impress the same way it did at 2 a.m. as a 19-year-old.
The takeout pepperoni pizza from Rosati's felt hastily assembled and the crust was lackluster. We enjoyed the flavorful sauce on this pizza, though the toppings didn't stand out to us.
What child of the '90s didn't love the personal pan pizza that came along with finishing the BOOK IT! program or a slice of the Big New Yorker? And who wouldn't be impressed that Pizza Hut also happens
What child of the '90s didn't love the personal pan pizza that came along with finishing the BOOK IT! program or a slice of the Big New Yorker? And who wouldn't be impressed that Pizza Hut also happens
While Sbarro is a staple of by-the-slice pizza purchases at mall food courts, it's also possible to order Sbarro for takeout.
With any fast-food pizza, we're always in search of the perfect crust—and Toppers came close. It was chewy without being doughy.
As one of the lowest priced pizzas on our list, we weren't expecting a pizza this good, but Little Caesar's surprised us. We ordered the chain's EXTRAMOSTBESTEST (yes, that's what they call it) pepperoni pizza and fell in love.
Costco always ranks high when it comes to value for the price, and its pizzas are no exception. For around $10, you can take home a freshly baked 18-inch pizza that is ready to serve a big crowd.