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This is the better advertisement than what either of the two pizza joints could have bought. A little bit of neighborhood rivalry, costing each of them probably
by chime 15y ago
This is the better advertisement than what either of the two pizza joints could have bought. A little bit of neighborhood rivalry, costing each of them probably a few hundred dollars per day got them in NYT.
- asnyder 15y ago2 Bros is pretty known and established. They have a network of numerous (I believe the article says 11) restaurants, so I doubt they need the publicity, if anything it can cause issues as customers may demand lower prices in their other stores. Personally, I believe 2 Bros is likely the better $1 pizza as they have enough stores to buy more quantity, thus they can probably use better ingredients. I find their slices to be comparable, of not better than your average run of the mill pizza place that charge $2,25 to $2.50 a piece. They make money on quantity, thus can sacrifice a bit on the price.