Tommy's Pizza at Bridge Street Town Centre closes after 5-year run

[FCEddie]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

I know what you're saying, I'm just thinking is all that other stuff on the menu necessary? It makes me wonder how much of it just comes from the freezer. I think he should trim the menu to the items that are the real money-makers. I mean, what if I actually ordered the fried seafood dinner?

Since I don't eat the other food, I can't say. I only eat the pizza and the occasional calzone. I go there for pizza.

I try not to order seafood when not on the Gulf coast, or more exact - New Orleans, other than Po Boy Factory.

I decided to look at the menu.

Menu - WE DELIVER

Seems like much of the menu is just using stuff that they use for pizza, some salads, sandwiches, and a few plates with friend stuff.

I'd still just get the pizza and smile.

So back to the topic of Tommy's pizza - I went there a few times till I found Venice. Haven't gone back since. Opening up that place on the Parkway killed their cashflow and ruined their chance of success.

[BMW Dave]

Originally Posted by FCEddie

Opening up that place on the Parkway killed their cashflow and ruined their chance of success.

Exactly. It's always sad when places expand before they have a good foot hold or enough money coming in...

I mean if they would just move to a vacant shop of Madison Blvd. they would be back in business and have a great delivery market.

[FCEddie]

Originally Posted by BMW Dave

Exactly. It's always sad when places expand before they have a good foot hold or enough money coming in...

I mean if they would just move to a vacant shop of Madison Blvd. they would be back in business and have a great delivery market.

Hopefully that's what they do. Let's face it, Huntsville needs more pizza places. If Tommy's opened up in Athens area, I'd go there. Same for Venice or Tortora's

[Madmom2000]

I guess I'm in the minority. I tried it once and didn't care for the pizza at all.