Bertucci's?

[rainbowbride617.livejournal.com]

Hi all! I know that long ago there was a Bertucci's in the locale that is now Dominoes and Wing Works. I'm sad that I was not in the Davis area during those days! :) I am wondering in the present if anyone knows of a Bertucci's that would deliver to the Somerville Hospital area of Highland Ave? Any thoughts or hopeful bits of info welcome!

I hope everyone is having a great spring!

Comments

[shinxy.livejournal.com]

I'd say takeout from Alewife is your best bet. It's a very short ride on the bike path.

[marphod.livejournal.com]

uh. How do you do pizza takeout on a bike?

If you have a trailer, I guess it will work, but you can't exactly throw a pie in a backpack or panier, and I doubt it will stay steady on a rack...

[ron_newman]

Redbones delivers on a bike, somehow....

[marphod.livejournal.com]

Redbones doesn't have to deal with 'toppings slide'. When it doesn't matter what direction is 'up' for the food, delivery works fine.

[hissilliness.livejournal.com]

Specialized bikes (http://www.redbones.com/rider.html) from A.N.T. (http://www.antbikemike.com/)

[shinxy.livejournal.com]

It's not so bad putting a pizza in a large messenger bag, if you have one. Or if you have a rear rack you can strap it on with a few bungees, two front-to-back and two side-to-side. That's what I usually do, and it's always turned out ok. When I was thinking Bertucci's though, I was thinking pasta rather than pizza, which is a lot easier to manage in a bag....
Anyway, I don't even own a car, so I'm used to coming up with bike-related solutions. Excuse me.

[marphod.livejournal.com]

My concern is the toppings slide, from putting a pizza at a less-than-horizontal angle. Especially on turns.