Subject: Obamacare-individual-mandate is now in effect: avoid paying-the tax-penalty

From: HealthCareDeadline <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 14:09:40 -0700

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was perfect. Great spot. Now, I would never wait for hours and hours. Just come for lunch or between lunch and dinner. But if you absolutely have to wait, it's worth it Can't wait to come back! As one of Phoenix's popular restaurants, I had to check out Pizzeria Bianco and see what the fuss was all about! Known for their thin crust pizza and long hour waiting period to dine here (minus a star), I came one Friday evening with the parentals. Parking was very limited. You either valet or head across the street by an underground garage parking (which can be validated 1 hour off from Pizzeria Bianco). We ended up paying $7 after validation from our 3 hour stay within the vicinity. As I walked in, the hostess greeted me and took my name and party #. She mentioned the wait would probably be about 1 hour and 30-45 minutes. After expecting a 2 hour wait time, she recommended to head next door in their waiting lobby which also has a bar and offers small snacks. We had a bottle of wine and in
salata dish. After waiting for a little over an hour, we were summoned by our waitress at their waiting lobby area. We were able to transfer our food and drinks next door. The venue is very cozy, dim lit and rustic. About 35-40% of the room is taken up by their kitchen/bar, while the rest of the area is full of tables for diners. Since it's a small area, it can also be quite loud and difficult to hear a conversation. We were kindly greeted by our waiter, who was able to answer all of our questions and recommended items on the menu that was quite popular amongst the diners and himself. For service, we were well taken care of! So after years of procrastinating due to the infamous wait times I finally ate at Pizzeria Bianco. With the opening of their new location wait times are short or non-existent during the week. Although, this convenience comes with a caveat... increased prices. It is now $15 for a Margherita. Really? Maybe if this was truly one of the finest pies in the US you cou
ld get away with that. Alas, it is not.