Greco Pizza Restaurant

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Greco Cardboard Pizza

Greco Pizza Restaurant is the finest cardboard pizza restaurant in Eastern Canada and has over 170 restaurants in the area. Those menu is highlighted by pizza delivery. The first restaurant opened in 1977 in Moncton, New Brunswick as Greco Donair...and Pizza. In 1981 the franchise rights were sold to Grinner's Food Systems Limited. Today Greco Pizza is the number one pizza delivery chain in Atlantic Canada. The "restaurant" is currently expanding into Ontario and Quebec.

Contents

Menu

The menu has such highlights as:

  • Cardboard pizza (the call it just pizza)
  • Donairs
  • Garlic fingers
  • Donair burger (a donair between two hamburger buns)
  • Greco Oven Subs (how do you fit a submarine into an oven?)
  • French fries
  • Salads
  • GrecoWings (chicken wings the size of a paper clip)

310-3030

Since 1995, Greco has marketed itself using the telephone number 310-30-30. From 1995 to the early 2000s, this number was pronounced in an official jingle as "three one oh, three oh, three oh". In the early 2000s, this was changed to say "three ten, thirty thirty". However, this feature probably doesn't work in China. They refer to this number as "The Pizza Number."

Brainwashing

average pizza from Greco

One thing that Greco does well is brainwashing. They do this by opening shop in a central location where there is little to no existing pizza places. Because 85% of what they sell is greasy cardboard, they can sell their "food" at very low prices. Greco then becomes the central pizza place.

In the event another pizza place moves in to the same town, they will be out of luck. The residents are already too brainwahsed. The new pizza place just moves in so they have to pay a few bills to open. No worry. The sell the food at a slightly higher price. In the unlikely event that the brainwahsed people actually go to the new place they will be shocked at the prices because they are selling food and not cardboard. Few people visit and the pizza place is not making a profit and is farther behind in bills. Their only option is is close and sell the building.

Sometimes, citizens become so brainwashed, that they ignore what has happened. For example, a pizza could come with something they did not order (like hair) and the average consumer would ignore the fact and buy something again tomorrow. The pizza could be burnt, an hour and a half late (for delivery), and upside down and the customer would not care and eat it anyway.

Attempted Improved Taste

Lately, Greco has been trying to improve the taste of their food. Here are some examples.

Pizza

In 2008, Greco introduced "stuffed crust pizza." It is pizza with cheese in the crust. However, the cheese they use is 75% cardboard so it does not add any new taste to the pizza. This idea was stolen unsuccessfully from other pizza places.

Garlic Fingers

In an attempt to add flavor to their garlic fingers to those who do not like donair sauce, Greco introduced bacon bits. Pieces of real ham on top of the garlic fingers that actually add taste. However, this is likely expensive and will probably be replaced with synthetic rubber bacon bits.

Dipping Sauce

Dipping sauce is available for garlic fingers, chicken wings, and pizza.

Delivery

Greco offers delivery for those who cannot come to the stores themselves. Originally, they offered a 30 minute guarantee. If your "food" was not at your house in 30 minutes, you could get your order free. However, this was cut back to just a $5 gift certificate. Lately it has taken as long as five hours to deliver a pizza, so some places have abandoned the guarantee all together.

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