The Worst Pizza Chain in the Nation Is Located Here in Michigan

Imagine this: it’s Friday night, and you and the family are ready to unwind. You don’t want to cook, and everyone’s craving something easy.

So, what’s better than takeout?

Pizza. Seriously, think about it. It’s simple, convenient, and always there when you need it.

The only question now is, how do you decide where to go? You've got options—local joints, big chains, maybe even something new you’ve been wanting to try. But that decision? It can be tough when everyone’s hungry and opinions are flying.

Michigan Is Home To The Worst Pizza Chains

Feel free to disagree with any of this—seriously, we get it. And just so we're clear, the thoughts and opinions shared here? Yeah, they’re not necessarily ours. We’re just throwing it out there for you to think about.

Take a look as to what DelisHably had to say about pizza.

5.) Pizza Hut

Pizza Hut ranks as the fifth worst chain, but it scores points for a changing menu and decent Detroit-style pizza. Fresh toppings help...

4.) Papa John's

Papa John's lands at number four, but their "better ingredients, better pizza" slogan doesn’t hold up. Conveyor belt pizza and the need for dipping sauce?

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3.)  Domino's Pizza

Domino’s ranks as the third worst, cranking out 400 million pizzas a year. That’s a lot of people missing out on real, quality pizza from local spots.

2.) Little Ceasers

I'm personally going to disagree with this ranking. While they land number two on the list. The pizza for the cost and taste, is actually really good.

1.) Chuck E. Cheese

Chuck E. Cheese gets a lot of hate on their pizzas. They are known for slicing the pieces up really small.... and apparently re-using unused pizzas.