So pizzas come in a lot of different sizes, how can you possibly compare prices? Especially when one restaurant's "large" is the size of another restaurant's small pizza?

For example, a large pizza at Domino's is 14", while a SMALL pizza at Vincenzo's Newhall is 14". That makes it extremely difficult to see which restaurant offers the best value.

But, there is a simple way. We can determine the value of any given pizza by it's price per-square-inch.

Here are the costs per-square-inch of all our competitor's "large" pizzas:
 

Vincenzo’s Newhall 20” large cheese pizza: $.09 per square inch

Domino's 14” large: $.10 per square inch

Guido's 15” large: $.10 per square inch

Topper's 14” large: $.16 per square inch

Ameci 14” large: $.12 per square inch

Spumoni 16” large: $.10 per square inch

Pizza Hut 14” large: $.11 per square inch

Papa John’s 14” large: $.13 per square inch

Round Table 14” lg: $.16 per square inch

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So, you can clearly see that not only do we make an amazing pizza, it is actually less expensive than every single one of our competitors. But wait, it gets better!

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Not only is a Vincenzo's large pepperoni pizza a very affordable way to feed your group, it's actually 1/2 the cost, pound for pound, than if you ate at any fast food restaurant in our neighborhood.

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A large, 20" pepperoni Pizza at Vincenzo's weighs more than 5lbs and costs $32.45! Here's how much 5 lbs of food would cost you if you ate at:

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• Burger King is 10 Whoppers, cost $72

• Taco Bell is 9 Burrito Supremes, cost is $59

• Wendy's is 7 double burgers with cheese, cost is $58

• Carl’s Jr is 6 Famous Stars with cheese, cost is $65

• Jack in the Box is 10 Jumbo Jacks, cost is $66

• McDonald’s is 10 Big Macs, cost is $63

• Subway is 9 Turkey sandwiches, cost is $69

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