Is this too much retro?

[yotsuya]

I am not a pizza snob. I enjoy wood fired stove pizza and party pizzas. Just depends. I just didn’t realize Pizza Hut was part of many people’s arcade experience.

I hear a lot of people connect Pizza Hut to cocktail cabs. I first played Mr. Do at a PH near Disneyland.

[Mike A]

The Pizza Hut by me had a Wizard of Wor cocktail at one time when I was little. It also had a Frogger for awhile. When my kids were little that same Pizza Hut had a Daytona USA and a Neo Geo 4 slot. We still go to that Pizza Hut and right now it has a police trainer.

[Mr. Peabody]

Pizza Hut has been assembly line pizza since at least the 80s. They all were. Slightly different flavor, same junk.

I remember the cabs and cocktails mostly being in an entry-area and not somewhere were people brought food while playing.

The 'lobby', or a corner off the main dining room.

[nitrogen_widget]

the Pizza hut by me has been there since the 80's.
In the 80's it made my stomach feel icky from all the grease.

I went there and a few yrs back and it still made me sick to my stomach from all the grease.

would rather eat little Caesars.

[Mr. Peabody]

In New York, it's SU-PPOSED to be greasy, hah.

the Pizza hut by me has been there since the 80's.
In the 80's it made my stomach feel icky from all the grease.

I went there and a few yrs back and it still made me sick to my stomach from all the grease.

would rather eat little Caesars.

It used to depend on the type of crust. Deep dish had a few good squirts of vegetable oil in the pan to keep it from sticking. Lotsa pressure and elbow grease cleaning those. Thin and hand-tossed pans got a light spray from the can.

[gingecko]

Not sure what creeps me out more, that someone recreated a restaurant in their basement or that they chose Pizza Hut!

[Howard_Casto]

Yeah everybody knows you should build a Wendy's in your basement.

[wp34]

This reminds me a couple of people I've known that have recreated a 50's diner in their basement.  One of them in particular is pretty darn cool to hang out in.

[yotsuya]

This reminds me a couple of people I've known that have recreated a 50's diner in their basement.  One of them in particular is pretty darn cool to hang out in.

A teacher at the school I used to work at did the same thing. People loved it.

[wp34]

This reminds me a couple of people I've known that have recreated a 50's diner in their basement.  One of them in particular is pretty darn cool to hang out in.

A teacher at the school I used to work at did the same thing. People loved it.

Must have been a thing for people that grew up in the 60's and 70's.   Not unlike having an arcade in your basement if you grew up in the 80's.

[yotsuya]

This reminds me a couple of people I've known that have recreated a 50's diner in their basement.  One of them in particular is pretty darn cool to hang out in.

A teacher at the school I used to work at did the same thing. People loved it.

Must have been a thing for people that grew up in the 60's and 70's.   Not unlike having an arcade in your basement if you grew up in the 80's.

Yep. Totally.

[Mr. Peabody]

I thought the 50s was the peak of Diner Time. In some states, there apparently are many.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diner