Porky’s Pizza
500 N Highway 29, Cantonment, FL, 32533
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Address :
500 N Highway 29
Cantonment, FL, 32533 - Phone (850) 968-1056
- Website https://www.porkyspizza.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Categories
Pizza
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Steve H.
We ventured over to Cantonment last night to visit Mustangs North bar and I was looking forward to getting something from Porky's. I've seen the place for years, in my infrequent travels across Quintette Road. In my memory, I thought that it was immediately adjacent to the bar, but it is separated by a wooded area that looked pretty spooky, so we got them to deliver. Too, a couple of my friends said that the place was really small and not conducive to eat-in dining. Maybe they wanted to get inside of the bar and get their drink on instead of sitting and watching me eat. These things happen. The menu has pizza, sandwiches, stromboli, salads, and pasta. I opted for the lasagna (see picture). My friends ordered some small pizzas. The lasagna was akin Stouffer's frozen lasagna like you can buy at the store. It might have been Stouffer's frozen lasagna. It certainly wasn't made in-store. The portion was slightly larger than two decks of cards laid out side-by-side...but thicker. It was probably microwaved in the styrofoam box, because the box was deformed and melted on the bottom in places. It was accompanied by two mediocre breadsticks and a small salad that had thinly-shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and grated cheese. Ken's blue cheese dressing in a packet was my choice. It was okay and I was hungry. Why just two stars? Because I started at three and docked them one because there was no implements of attack in the bag. No knife, no fork, no nothing, except for two thin, folding napkins. That wouldn't have been an issue if I had been at home, but I was at a bar that did not serve food. Luckily (or unluckily, if you are a germophobe like me), the bartender rummaged around behind the bar and found me a plastic fork. I have no idea where the fork came from, how long ago it appeared, or what had come into contact with it. But, since Porky's neglected to provide one, it was how I got fed. My meal was fairly inexpensive, around $6.50. That's not much for lasagna, even Stouffer's frozen lasagna. I'd order from them again, but my expectations wouldn't be very high and I'd be less enthusiastic than I was this first time.
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