The Top 5 Worst Pizza Places In North Carolina
Apologies in advance to pizza enthusiasts across North Carolina, as we embark on a revealing journey through the realm of pizza pitfalls.
A person getting a piece of cheesy pepperoni pizza
Thanks to 24/7 Wall Street's diligent investigation, we've identified and compiled a list of the top five worst pizza places in the Tar Heel State.
Now, we understand that taste is subjective, and if any of these happen to be your go-to spots, we're sorry for the clash of opinions. Nevertheless, with an objective lens, we delve into the aspects that have earned these pizzerias their less-than-flattering reputation.
Join us as we explore the flip side of the pizza spectrum in North Carolina, where crusts crumble and toppings leave much to be desired.
Pizza boxes, isolated on white.
Top 5 Worst Pizza Places
24/7 Wall St. referred to pizza reviews from five distinct food blogs and websites. Given the subjective nature of pizza preferences, their selection criteria focused on pizza chains consistently ranked at the lower end on multiple platforms.
Reviewers exhibited diverse opinions in discussions about pizza.
Agreement on the best pizza chains was scarce, with only a handful receiving high praise from individual reviewers, such as Mellow Mushroom, Jet’s, California Pizza Kitchen, and MOD.
Chains with mixed reviews included Pizza Hut, Papa John’s, Donato’s, and Marco’s. While individual reviewers held differing perspectives on these chains, the overall evaluation resulted in fairly average scores.
In contrast, there was notable alignment in identifying the worst pizza chains. These five establishments garnered attention in 24/7 Wall St. survey for consistently low rankings across the board.
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