Might look that way. Didn't taste that way.

It was pretty good actually. My only criticism is unfair since our order specifically was for thin and "skinny" crust [I'm more a silician/Chicago thick crust guy]. The ladies of the group were ALL thin crust fans. The host lives closer to this pizzeria than I lived to a bus stop in Weehawken wanted the others of her ilk to experience the difference between thin and skinny.

Skinny was like having no dough at all. Just cracked in your mouth. But, it was very tasty and well presented.

There were Pizza Hut pizzas I could tolerate. None I enjoyed. They had a stuffed pizza in the 80s [Priazzo??] that I would order when in Palin's "real america" [far from Jews and Italians]. I don't even know if they have it anymore. Haven't even been in a Pizza Hut since 1988.

From what I remember from the rare two times I endured through their products two decades back, Little Caesars isn't even edible. Like the Chef BoyArDee of pizza.

Just hang outside on Beverly. They stand out there with samples. And, the VIEW is incredible. One fine young lady after another.