Not all "large" pizzas are created equal. Domino's large is 14 inches. Vincenzo's Newhall small is 14 inches. That kind of apples-to-oranges sizing makes it nearly impossible to know who's actually giving you more for your money.

Until you do the math. Price per square inch cuts through the confusion. Here's what our competitors' so-called large pizzas actually cost you:

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​• Vincenzo’s Newhall 20” large cheese pizza: $.10 per square inch

• Domino's 14” large: $.12 per square inch

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

• Ameci 14” large: $.14 per square inch

• Spumoni 16” large: $.12 per square inch

• Pizza Hut 14” large: $.15 per square inch

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

• Round Table 14” lg: $.17 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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Here's something the drive-through doesn't want you thinking about: pound for pound, Vincenzo's pepperoni pizza costs almost half as much as what you'd spend at any fast food restaurant nearby: