Pizza Stop

Being 1 of only 2 places in town they really don't have to try very hard do they? We visited Angel Fire in the summer of 2010. Charming little village...The decor of the little pizza place was dingy to say the least. Upon our arrival we were greeted by a snarling girl that rolled her eyes when we said we would be eating in, not taking out.



She never smiled once, and when we asked for something out of the ordinary like lemon she flatly said"we don't have lemons".



She couldn't be bothered to make us feel welcomed or even pretend to be care in the least about our visit. The salt and pepper shakers on the table were so covered with caked on food it turned my stomach to pick it up. The pizza was good, but the lack of service made us want to leave as quickly as possible. The most surprising thing was the owner was there and saw his rude staff and unclean place, and he didn't care either.