Party pizza?

Question

I'm planning a party with a small group of friends and since we're a bit lazy to do extreme cooking, I'm responsible for figuring out which is better and less expensive. Should we order pizza through a parlor, order through Costco, or buy a frozen pizza at a supermarket? We are the kind of people who generally don't eat pizza so we don't know these things. I'd really appreciate someone's help.

PS: It's a group of 10 people.

Answer 1

get 2 of the frozen Digornos garlic bread crust pizzas 2 of them usually run 2 for$12.00 on sale if not sale then they run about $7.00 each,  it s/b enough for you all cut properly, otherwise parlor pizza may run you $16.00 or more.  Unless you have a Little Ceasars nearby, they have large 1 topping for $5.00 allday everyday

Answer 2

frozen pizza for ten can get expensive your best bet is to go to little Caesars  and  buy a few of the hot and ready ones there like five dollars apiece   but if thats not what yall usually eat id try to figure something else out how bout a meat tray? or a three of the footlongs from subway they  can be cut into sections these are just  some ideal cuz you didnt really say what yall like to eat    maybe some chicken from the deli at walmart  and some tater salad yummy

Answer 3

go and get then from Lil ceases they have there pizzas for 5$ a large one

Answer 4

Honestly, I would go with the frozen pizzas from the grocery, they are cheaper, and you don't have to worry about tipping ext. Also you can get a larger variety of flavors for everyone.

I'd go with plenty of cheese,pepperoni, and maybe one veggie for the picky eaters.

If there are more guys than girls at this party,get extra sausage and pepperoni pizzas.

Answer 5

Costco has some real great big pizza, very inexpensive and tastes delicious!!!

Answer 6

You can check for local deals,coupons etc. that come in the mail. A lot of times if u order 3 or more pizzas the 4th will be free- just ask when u call. Take out is the best. Ask for paper plates and napkins too for less clean up.