Posted on 03/20/2014 11:40:53 AM PDT by Racehorse
Two alternative links from their website.
1. Pa La Raza http://www.pizzapatron.com/chingona_3/
2. Menu in english?
I and my family live in San Antonio for decades. Will . . . unless offered free samples and apologies from this guy . . . will never buy some pizza not offered in french nor german . . . more close to San Antonio history prior to the Mexican revolution.
Something new is okay. Just don't brand it as traditional San Antonio.
Papa Murphy's isn't bad either..and a good idea for us rural folks.
Now that’s funny.
Bookmark.
That first Italian pizza was little more than tomato sauce on flatbread with a little goat cheese. Not much to write home about. It was invented reportedly for Americans anyway. American soldiers needed something quick that local restauranteurs could make in vast quantities-- and poof! Pizza was born. Those soldiers brought the idea home and made it much, much better. So pizza is really an American food... Even the Italian kind. :-)
Thanks for the reply.
I suppose for those who were misled by my pizza rant, I would agree. Discounts offered to customers who order in Spanish? What’s up with that?
This wasn’t about pizza . . . heck . . . best pot roast lunch I ever ate was served at a hole-in-the-wall mom and pop restaurant on Old Laredo Highway in San Antonio where the musak was Spanish religious.
That you — and apparently so many others — thought the post not coherent or frivolous, wael, hael, google the company. Decide for yourself what they’re about.
Now if you’re interested in puffy tacos . . . I can tell you where to go . . . off the well beaten track.
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