Pizza restaurant advertises on website that targeting Catholic Hispanic market

Pizza Patron website ^ | Pizza Patron

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Pizza Patrón® targets predominantly catholic customer base with 'Pizzas de Cuaresma' campaign.

And this

Pizza Patrón returns to Pizza por Pesos® roots in 2012 - Restaurant accepts pesos for pizza.

And this...

Free pizza if you order in Spanish on June 5.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Interesting, to say the least.

[Dr. Sivana]

The character in their sign looks remarkably like Charlton Heston in "A Touch of Evil".

[Melas]

They’ve been doing this for years and years. The pizza isn’t bad, but they cut it into little squares, which I personally don’t get.

[SuziQ]

...but they cut it into little squares, which I personally don’t get.

Easier to eat in hand. Those big triangles of round pizza flop all over the place, and you have to fold it over to eat it without getting hit by food shrapnel. Also, if you're feeding children, little squares make it easier for little hands to hold, and less is wasted, because they're eating smaller pieces, so they don't take a few bites of a big piece and leave the rest. Bigger folks can just eat more little pieces. ;o)

[Verginius Rufus]

Their timing is off. “Lent Pizzas”? Lent ended the day before Easter.

[Army Air Corps]

I shall open my own chain of pizza joints.

Pizzameister - order in German and you get a free pepperoni pie.

Maison de Pizza - Order in French...

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Sure does.

[Melas]

Makes good sense. To me though, a piece of pizza without crust is wrong on many levels.

[SuziQ]

There's a place here that sells what they call "Sicilian Pizza", and it's baked in a half-sheet pan; 15x22 or so. It's nice thick bottom crust, and the way it's made, there are no real 'edges' to it. The toppings go right up to the edge of the pan.

It looks unusual, the first time you see all those squares of pizza but it's pretty tasty!