How it's cut
Scored into squares, not sliced into wedges.
Chad's family came from Columbus, Ohio. For more than 40 years, that's meant one thing: a thin, crispy crust with toppings edge to edge, then scored into squares with a rocking cutter, the way tavern-style pizza has always been cut back home.
No wedges. No guessing where one slice ends and the next begins. Just a grid, cut clean, every time.

