This slice took a little longer to come up, but I was not surprised, as a sign above the counter warned that they do not serve fast food - everything is made to order - although they do their best to serve your food fast. After getting my slice to go, I walked down the block to my second stop, The Leaning Tower. That oversized slice was quite thin, and I think that the employee did mention that it was Tony's 'huge thin slice,' but I was more focused on the surface area, so I was surprised to find that my regular slice was not only smaller, but much thicker.īut more about that slice in a moment. I still intended to check out Tony's competitor down the street, so I asked for a regular slice. When I asked for a cheese slice, the person behind the counter lifted one of them up to show me that it was enormous - about a quarter of a large pie - and asked if I wanted one of those, or a regular slice.

When I arrived, I saw a large pie behind the counter, half cheese, half pepperoni, cut into slices. The first one to catch my eye, and the first one I stopped at, was Tony's Pizzeria. I was recently driving through Dansville, and the sight of two pizzerias just a few doors from each other was more than I could resist.

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