New pizza place opens on tight budget

This article is full of incorrect information, in actuality, there was another "co-owner", who actually was the person who did 90% of the remodel, provided all the sauce & dough recipes for the restaurant and who, as soon as the business opened, got pushed out of the business, due to the current "so-owners" inability to keep their word. The Record Bee should interview this person who really was the creative force behind the pizza parlor to get the real story of shady business dealings and lies. I will never go to this business and neither will the entire office where I work.

If it doesn't suck like all the other restaurants that have been in that location, it might actually stay in business. Also, that is neato about the dough, but focus on the cheese; the cheap cheese will do you in.

Don't charge for refills (yes, that is you TNT - you cheapos).

Have a clean bathroom.

Have a kids menu.

Just read Nameless' comment and:

Who cares.

Now I've heard it all. Despite great economic woes in the state and county, here is Lakeport vying for 2008's dumbest idea: encouraging building owners to renovate their porperty to the late 1800s/early 1900s. Aren't we, as a nation, supposed to be looking forward? As if buisness owners have the money to do that! Businesses have a hard time making it in economic slowdowns (like we are currently in), and Lakeport is encouraging owners to go into debt to change downtown to look like it did when the city was first settled? I get it, the city's suggestion is a way to raise revenue by appraising business at a higher tax base to line the pockets of corrupt politicians instead of funding necessary services! Lakeport can't afford to fix their roads, fund their schools, or fund a pool that for some is the only means of learning a sport or getting exercise! But they want to encourage businesses to go back to an earlier century?!? Don't fall for it people! Get a grip on your city government!

Tracy is so wrong...Lakeport can afford needed services; unlike the City of Clearlake and/or the county itself, the City of Lakeport residents raised sales tax several years ago, so that roads can be improved, and repaired (see Park Street, just 1 block from this pizza place).