A Taste of The Pie
Get ready for fun and great made-to-order pizza when you enter the door of this eclectic house of pie. Greeted by a looming Tyrannosaurus Rex, you'll quickly settle into one of the cool vinyl booths showcasing tables specially built to display a zany array of pop-culture icons -- a "wall of shame" filled with articles clipped from tabloid newspapers, one table, for example, is entirely devoted to Pez dispensers.
Grab a group of friends and gather round one of the three TVs or the arcade games for some of the best pizza in town. Pick from 25 Schmizza varieties including the traditional Italian offerings, more exotic options (including Louisiana alligator and steak and potato), or the long list of chicken pizzas.
Kids certainly aren't left out of the excitement; in the back of the restaurant is a party table complete with paper and crayons. Depending on the location pooches are welcome on the back patio.
What's Up With That Name?
Andre Jehan co-founded Schmizza with his wife, Carla Jehan, in 1993, partly to establish a fun business for themselves, and partly due to the sad lack at that time of authentic New York-style pizza on the west coast. Jehan's father disparaged the plan with a scornful "Pizza schmizza--get a real job," and the name stuck. His father, by the way, now helps run a Schmizza store.
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Please note this franchise is only accepting inquires from WA, OR, CA, ID, MT, NV and International Interested parties should have at least $150,000 to invest.