Memory lane question...pizza

[More Kirk Less Spock]

When I was at FSU I could barely afford toppings my pizza, much less in them.

Could you afford Gumby's back in the day? -

 

[Imtotallynottribe]

Could you afford Gumby's back in the day? -

Gumby’s was an expensive treat for me in college. I was mainly eating five cent ramen and thirty five cent pasta packets.

 

[More Kirk Less Spock]

Gumby’s was an expensive treat for me in college. I was mainly eating five cent ramen and thirty five cent pasta packets.

Man, that was the cheapest pizza I could find. Always a price to pay the next day, but tasted ok.

 

[Imtotallynottribe]

Man, that was the cheapest pizza I could find. Always a price to pay the next day, but tasted ok.

It was cheap but $2 was the equivalent of month or more of ramen.

 

[totallynot321Nole]

Gumby’s was an expensive treat for me in college. I was mainly eating five cent ramen and thirty five cent pasta packets.

I wouldn't say I was poor in college, but there were a few times where I had to stretch less than $10 into a week worth of food.

3 Guys from NY was my pizza of choice. Tomato Basil. Solid grub.

 

[montconole]

Noble Romans, next to Turtles

Noble Romans was more of a. Deep dish and they had a really good coupon deal.

The Pub $5 pizza was a worth a few meals.

 

[saenole]

Not many on here go back far enough to remember Chanelo's, but in the mid-60s, when the SAE, KA and ATO houses were right next to each other on Tennessee Street, it was very popular for late night dining. If I remember right, the pizzas were hand-tossed, but I don't think that mattered much to us. No idea what happened to the place.

 

[SeaPA]

Not many on here go back far enough to remember Chanelo's, but in the mid-60s, when the SAE, KA and ATO houses were right next to each other on Tennessee Street, it was very popular for late night dining. If I remember right, the pizzas were hand-tossed, but I don't think that mattered much to us. No idea what happened to the place.

Where was it? I lived in the ATO house in the early 80s.

 

[saenole]

In 1965, Chanelo's was on Tennessee, a block or two east of the fraternity houses. I'm not sure the place was still around in the 80s.

 

[SeaPA]

In 1965, Chanelo's was on Tennessee, a block or two east of the fraternity houses. I'm not sure the place was still around in the 80s.

I don't remember any place by that name. When I was there the dining options around there were pretty limited. I guess in a way they still are.

 

[saenole]

The options in that area were very limited in 1965 as well, but it was way more than many of us country boys had grown up with. I don't think I had even tried pizza before coming to Florida State, so Chanelo's seemed pretty exotic to me.