Marco’s Pizza planning 34 area restaurants, a $7.8 million investment

Started by TheCat, December 11, 2012, 01:29:37 PM

TheCat

From the Daily Record:

http://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/showstory.php?Story_id=538221

QuoteMarco's Pizza area franchise owner Kirk Luchman, a former basketball player with the Jacksonville Baracudas, said Wednesday he wants to open 34 stores over the next five-10 years in North Florida and into South Georgia.

copperfiend


blizz01

Wow - 34 stores seems ambitious.  Those seem like Papa John's / Domino's / Pizza Hut levels......



WmNussbaum

Wow! I mean WOW!!! I hope we can get one of the eateries here in Avondale, which is now practically a pizza desert what with no outlet closer than a whole mile away. Maybe they could engineer a closing of Ingleside and go toe-to-toe with Mellow Mushroom - sort of like "Dueling Banjos" in "Deliverance."

Ralph W

Too many cookie cutter chains serving prepackaged pizza.

A large pie in any of them would be a small or medium compared to the ones I grew up with in New Haven and at the shore in Jersey. Maybe I don't get out enough but I'd take a Di Giorno over many of them here.

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Tacachale

WmNussbaum must have it pretty good when the worst he has to complain about involves pizza.
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Ocklawaha

Quote from: Ralph W on December 11, 2012, 07:39:46 PM
Too many cookie cutter chains serving prepackaged pizza.

A large pie in any of them would be a small or medium compared to the ones I grew up with in New Haven and at the shore in Jersey.

Well you know what they say Ralph, I-95, Amtrak and Delta all go north!   ;)

QuoteMaybe I don't get out enough but I'd take a Di Giorno over many of them here.

Oh my God Ralph, somebody call 911, I believe your delusional!  ;D

Actually Josephs on North Main used to be a great place but I haven't been back up that way in years, and D'Fontana's Pizzeria & Ristorante in (believe it or not) Green Cove Springs, owned by an unlikely Malaysian family that learned their skills after immigration to NYC, serve up some of the best pizza i've had this side of Northern Italy.

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ChriswUfGator

Quote from: WmNussbaum on December 11, 2012, 07:19:41 PM
Wow! I mean WOW!!! I hope we can get one of the eateries here in Avondale, which is now practically a pizza desert what with no outlet closer than a whole mile away. Maybe they could engineer a closing of Ingleside and go toe-to-toe with Mellow Mushroom - sort of like "Dueling Banjos" in "Deliverance."

Nah the way you people have been behaving, it's not Deliverance, it's much more like:



Non-RedNeck Westsider

Quote from: ChriswUfGator on December 12, 2012, 01:55:12 AM

Nah the way you people have been behaving, it's not Deliverance, it's much more like:



Almost, Chris, I thinks that's a tad too highbrow, though.

I think they'll limit entrance to Avondale with a simple garment to say whether or not you belong:

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Dog Walker

For heaven's sake, we don't need anymore pizza places or sub shops in this town. Surely they are going to start cannibalizing each other soon.  Only Pele's has anything that is different in concept.
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