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But if demand > supply, what does cleaning costs have to do with it?As long as demand > supply it is.
But if demand > supply, what does cleaning costs have to do with it?As long as demand > supply it is.
Any increased costs of doing business can be passed along to the consumer as long as there is more demand for the product than there is supply of it.But if demand > supply, what does cleaning costs have to do with it?
Thing is Sally’s is like $4 more per pie than everyone else and not saying it’s because of COVID.But if demand > supply, what does cleaning costs have to do with it?
I hear you re Bufalina’s capacity, but they are there at 11:30 on the days they are open and they will start taking orders then, so if you call by 12:30 or so you should get pretty much any pickup time you want. I also like that they take the payment over the phone too so all you have to do it pick up the pies.I actually gave up on Bufalina temporarily, the line is perpetually busy and when I do get through they are sold out for the night (at 4 pm). But their system of time slots is at least easy enough to use, it’s just very constrained capacity.
I switched to Zeneli’s as my go-to for now, was already close to being my favorite, but they are just significantly less busy than the others. If they get much busier it will quickly break down, they have a bad system.
I saw the mob outside of Sally’s last night, what a mess. They are not mentally equipped to manage both delivery and take out simultaneously.
Costs aren't really being passed along, prices are rising with demand.Any increased costs of doing business can be passed along to the consumer as long as there is more demand for the product than there is supply of it.
You are severely underestimating all the extra costs associated with every part of the supply chain. Not just the restaurants. Restaurant owners I know wouldn't be blowing smoke up my behindCosts aren't really being passed along, prices are rising with demand.
I was pretty upset I missed out on the meatball non-pizza special. My wife and I have no childcare after 3 PM these days, so we try to cram every meeting possible in before 3 and by the time I’m ready to spam call Bufalina it’s too late.I hear you re Bufalina’s capacity, but they are there at 11:30 on the days they are open and they will start taking orders then, so if you call by 12:30 or so you should get pretty much any pickup time you want. I also like that they take the payment over the phone too so all you have to do it pick up the pies.
The special was the winner for us last night: wild boar salami, tart cherries, fontina cheese and mache.
I saw the mob outside of Sally’s last night, what a mess. They are not mentally equipped to manage both delivery and take out simultaneously.
Yeah I was eyeing both the meatballs and the sausage and peppers but they had them on nights that were not good for us for one reason or another. And yeah by 3:00 is definitely too late. But I gotta say their "under-cooked and not cut" recommendation is working great for us. Somehow he manages to get the perfect char on the pie without cooking it all the way, so when you finish it in the oven at home you're not really losing much off eating it there.I was pretty upset I missed out on the meatball non-pizza special. My wife and I have no childcare after 3 PM these days, so we try to cram every meeting possible in before 3 and by the time I’m ready to spam call Bufalina it’s too late.
Didn't realize that Sallys was sold in '17 to Lineage Poperties, a NYC commercial developer. Plans to go, as ZZ Top would say, nationwide. Only a matter of time beofre the pizza is crappy.
Bufalina’s special right now is so good:
Potato Pizza, whipped chive creme fraiche, mozzarella, bacon
definitely one of the best creative pies I’ve had.
Bufalina’s special right now is so good:
Potato Pizza, whipped chive creme fraiche, mozzarella, bacon
definitely one of the best creative pies I’ve had.