Even though The Dish closed their restaurant in Liberty, I'm glad you can still buy their frozen pizzas. That's about the only decent brand I've had.

I don't like frozen. Too many options that are more cost effective. The lone exception is when I get baked I'll eat a Totino's about twice a decade. I'm not opposed too poverty food but buying frozen pizza makes no sense too me when I can get fresh for less or real close to the same price.

red baron, mfker!

Totinos party pizzas 4 for $4 at Price Chopper

I had a Shakespeare's frozen pizza....tasted nothing like the real thing and tasted like ass.

I live in CoMo and just don't understand the love for Shakespeare's pizza. It sucks IMHO.

Isn't frozen pizza already a dollar each?

The slices at the campus location are wonderful, IMO. I spent a lot of lunches there during grad school, so a part of it is likely nostalgia, with the atmosphere playing a role. It's why I never visit the other locations.

A veggie slice, a pepperoni, and an iced tea for $5 was just about perfect.

I find that Red Baron makes a lot of sense at its particular price point. Totinos is probably the one I purchase the most though because I am usually eating a frozen pizza by myself and I feel fat eating an entire Red Baron pizza.

Red Baron Supreme pizzas are pretty good for a frozen pizza. Add on some cheese and it passes for a cheap quick meal when you are busy. $3 to feed me, my wife and my 3 year old? Not bad

I like Red Baron the best. Never had Tonys.

To gay it up... Lean Cuisine three meat deep dish pizza is actually pretty good.

Slightly off topic; Anyone in Phoenix know where to get a good taco pizza, or equivalent?

I'll be damned if I can find one. In Phoenix...

Tombstone.

I've been thinking the same thing but your taste changes as you get older.

Has it changed?

;)Yeah I tried that shit too...nothing like the real thing.