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[Quadro]

Hi everyone! i am from Pretoria South Africa.
i am new here , me and my partner opening a mini pizzeria and drinks outlet
in a week's time. it is a very busy location near the university, schools, and embassies.
in a shopping mall, at the second busiest entrance (4500 people passing a day)
we are going to sell square pizza in 2 different sizes and 12 flavors + build your own pizza.
but i think that the main business will be pizza per slice, in 4 different flavors.
there are only 2 franchises near by and their pizza tastes like paper and overpriced.
my question is how do you serve pizza slices? our slices are square i been thinking in a greeseproof paper bag
for takeaway or paper plates to eat on spot .any other ideas?
thank you.

[norma427]

Quadro,
I am a new pizza owner at a Farmer's Market. I mostly sell by the slices.  I use paper plates and small boxes if someone wants to take it home. I use styrofoam containers for bread sticks, garlic knots, and cinnamon sticks. You can submit your questions also on PMQ think tank.  They have answered many questions for me.  They are mostly pizza owners on that site.
Best of luck to you in your new Pizza Business!
Norma

[CaptSammy]

Quadro,
I am a new pizza owner at a Farmer's Market. I mostly sell by the slices.  I use paper plates and small boxes if someone wants to take it home. I use styrofoam containers for bread sticks, garlic knots, and cinnamon sticks. You can submit your questions also on PMQ think tank.  They have answered many questions for me.  They are mostly pizza owners on that site.
Best of luck to you in your new Pizza Business!
Norma

He alread did and we told him the same thing.  Best thing is paper plates

[Quadro]

Thank you for your help and advise!
i did some training today
here are some of the results

[Dan101]

That pizza looks delicious Quadro.  I myself plan to open something similar in my town in the next couple of months.  In reply to your question, I believe the standard is for the slice to be served on a paper plate with a napkin next to the slice.

I wish you and your partner all the very best in your new venture.