So I picked up a pizza after YDS’s tennis lesson....

[Anonymous 8]

I live in a (very) small city that’s kind of the hub of a lot of small towns around it. We have pretty much everything, but there are a couple of little towns nearby that are more upper income and are similar to what you describe. One has a little (not chain) burger joint that and one pizza place, then a bunch of pricier restaurants. Besides gas stations i think the only place in the whole town that’s a big chain is a Talbot’s clothing store. The other town is basically one main street where almost everything is owned by one rich lady. All the food, including the market, is tied to the hotel that she also owns. One of the places is a bit cheaper, it’s like a pub but it’s still not cheap, maybe a little more expensive than like chili’s or applebee’s.

And I realized what an incredibly cheap option pizza is! It was like $35 for a giant pizza, garlic knots, and fries. I don’t actually eat traditional pizza, so usually we just don’t get it.

There really is no other place in my town to pick up dinner for less than $70, and at most places it’s $100 or more. We don’t really have any chain restaurants or fast food except Dunkin Donuts and Subway , but we have over 50 sit down restaurants that all do takeout. I’m just wondering how common or uncommon this is.

So do you have chain restaurants and fast food in your local community, or do you need to go to the next town over (or further) for those options?

[KendallsMom]

We've got options on every corner.

[QuantumNursing]

I live in a rural town with about 20,000 people and there are a bunch of pizza/sub shop, local sit down restaurants, Heavenly Donuts, Top Donuts and 3 Dunkin Donuts. (And that’s just our town. Plenty others in surrounding towns)So we have plenty of options. For what you paid I could get 3 large pizzas with toppings.

That’s not a town that’s a city.Albeit a small city but still a city. A town would be less than 5000. Technically I live in a village we don’t even have a cop

[Anonymous 9]

Ok this is a super lame troll. You're telling me you don't have a Little Ceasar's around? $5 Ready made pizza. I live in bum f**k nowhere, we don't even have a Red Lobster and we still have a Little Ceasar's. $35 is more along the lines of Pizza Hut, Dominoes, and Papa Murphy's

I live in a very small somewhat rural town. There are no chain anything here. There are 2 mom and pop type pizza places, and one small little town cafe. Closest town to us is 35 minutes; definitely not worth the drive.

[Anonymous 10]

Ok this is a super lame troll. You're telling me you don't have a Little Ceasar's around? $5 Ready made pizza. I live in bum f**k nowhere, we don't even have a Red Lobster and we still have a Little Ceasar's. $35 is more along the lines of Pizza Hut, Dominoes, and Papa Murphy's

We don't have little Caesars. The closest one is an hour away. We do have round table and pizza factory.

[Anonymous 11]

Ok this is a super lame troll. You're telling me you don't have a Little Ceasar's around? $5 Ready made pizza. I live in bum f**k nowhere, we don't even have a Red Lobster and we still have a Little Ceasar's. $35 is more along the lines of Pizza Hut, Dominoes, and Papa Murphy's

aren't u in south Georgia.?

[Anonymous 12]

That's not too bad. We do pizza delivery a few times a month. It's close to $30 each time.

[Anonymous 13]

I'm in a city so we have friggen everything. Within five minutes we have a Subway, Which Wich, Jersey Mike's, Jimmy John's, The Habit, McD's, Taco Bell, El Pollo Loco. KFC, Five Guys, Chipotle, Applebee's, IHOP, Jack in the Box, Little Caesar's, Wingstop, A local build your own pizza place, Blaze Pizza, Corner Bakery, etc. Add a few extra minutes and you can have access to Domino's, Pizza Hut, del Taco, In N Out, Popeye's, Wings N Things, and a bunch of others. .... Then there's the other side of town where all the "good" stuff is. Too many to name. The people in this city love to eat out.

[Anonymous 14]

We have a ton of restaurants in our local community, but not a lot of big chains. There are probably 50 restaurants within a mile of our home but only a few of them are chains.

[mcginnisc]

I'm in the burbs of Atlanta..within 2 miles of my house we have : Domino's, Pizza Hut, Little Caesar's, 2 Firehouse Subs, 2 Subways, a mom and pop pizza joint, 2 Chinese places, 4 sushi places, 3 mom and pop burger joints, Smashburger, 2 Zaxby's, 2 Arby's, 2 McD's, Olive Garden, Longhorn, Hooters, Red Lobster, a few Mexican places, Taco Bell, Mellow Mushroom, 2 American Deli, Rpadhouse, O'Charley's, Chick Fil A, DD, 2 Bojangles, Chili's, BK, Wendy's, a place like Moe's, a rolled ice cream place, and a Marble Slab Creamery.. if I go another mile or two in either direction, there are a million other places...