Haus of Pizza written up in the OC Register Squeeze OC

That's great news for Rick

but bad news for the boys who like their quite lunch time.
Get ready like Crystal Cove its going to get nuts!

 

Rick,
Double the mozerella order with your vendor. Just a thought. (lol....)

 

Rick will be trading in his F40 for an ENZO... you'll see!

 

I can see now an Enzo wrapped with Haus of Pizza logo's all over it

 

Next thing you know Rick will be parking his car out front with "Haus" stickers on it..... oh wait
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It's about time those paperboys got with the program!

 

Someone should make this a stickey; give or take a few....


A list of local auto meets and Web sites

By CYNTHIA RUPE
SqueezeOC.com


VW auto meet in Huntington Beach.
PHOTO BY CYNTHIA RUPE
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Exotic car meet, 7-9:30 a.m. Saturdays at Starbucks in Crystal Cove Promenade, 7957 Pacific Coast Hwy., Newport Beach.

A gathering for high-priced domestic and foreign exotics, like Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati and Aston Martin, as well as classics and motorcycles. About three years old, the meet draws about 200 vehicles each week.

Owners who want to show start lining up their cars around 5 a.m.; spaces fill fast.

Classic meet, 7-9 a.m. Saturdays at Starbucks in Monarch Bay Plaza, 32880 Pacific Coast Hwy., Dana Point.

A recent meet drew about 30 cars, including American and British classics, hot rods and cruisers, and a few newer cars, like a Saleen.

Ferrari meet, 11 a.m. every other Thursday, at Doria's Haus of Pizza, 1500 Adams Ave. Suite 108, Costa Mesa. 714-751-8777, ferrarichat.com.

An informal meet of 12 to 24 Ferrari owners who get together to eat pizza, said restaurant owner Rick Doria, who owns a Ferrari F40. The group also goes to the Exotics Meet at Crystal Cove Promenade (listed above) and takes drives.

Evos and more, 8:30-11:30 p.m. Thursdays, at Best Buy in the Tustin Marketplace, 2982 El Camino Real, Tustin.

A weekly crowd of 50-60 cars, including Mitsubishis, Nissans, Hondas, with undercarriage light kits, carbon-fiber hoods and other modifications.

Million $ Breakfast Cruise, 7-11 a.m. Sundays at Taleo Mexican Grill, 3309 Michelson Drive, Irvine. 949-553-9002.

You'll find a range of vehicles, from a 1933 Chrysler once owned by Howard Hughes to Rolls-Royces. Most are classic muscle cars from the '60s and '70s, and restored cars like Camaros and 'Cudas, said Nic Villarreal, Taleo owner.

VW meet, 6:30 p.m. Thursdays at Bravo Burger, 19102 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. 714-534-4129.

A gathering of older-model Volkswagens like Buses, Bugs, Squarebacks, Notchbacks.

Saturday Sunrise Car Cruisers, 6-9 a.m. Saturdays near Adams Avenue Donuts, Magnolia and Adams avenues, Huntington Beach. www.donut-derelicts.com.

This popular Saturday- morning meet of classic car owners, who call themselves the Donut Derelicts, has been in gear for 15 years, attracting restored classics, surf cruisers, and hot rods.

Cruisin' at the Cup, 8-11 a.m. Sundays, at The Neighborhood Cup, 1 Journey, Aliso Viejo (adjacent to the Aliso Viejo Library). 949-716-5100.

This meet, which started about five months ago, draws a weekly turnout of about 30 vehicles, from classics to muscle cars to Mini Coopers.

Lowered Expectations, 6:30-9 p.m. first Sunday of the month, at Giovanni's Pizza, 3920 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton. 714-773-4044.

Once a classic car event, this meet attracts mostly low-riders and newer modified cars.

Euro meet, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, at Barnes & Noble, 791 S. Main St., Orange. socaleuro.com.

This G2G (translated "get together") is held every other Wednesday and attracts all makes and models of Volkswagens and other European cars.

OC Drift Meet, 6 p.m. Tuesdays at United Motor Sports, 1515 N. Kraemer Blvd., Anaheim. 714-496-0429, drifting.com.

A meet dedicated to drifters (power-sliding racers) like Nissan 240SX and Skylines, and Toyota Corollas and Supras. Typical weekly turnout is about 15-20 cars, said shop owner Anthony Jackson, 27, who owns seven cars.

CRUISE THE WEB

socalcarculture.com: Dedicated to local auto events

ferrarichat.com/forum/: Forum for Ferrari enthusiasts

lamboclubsocal.com: Forum for local Lamborghini enthusiasts

vwvortex.com: Forum for European car enthusiasts

socaleuro.com: Forum for European car enthusiasts

car-stuff.com/carlinks/clubs.htmpcars.us

 

That's GREAT!!!

 

Can you imagine if Rick would deliver pizza once a week to some special customer with his F40. This would set a world record!

BTW Rick, I like the idea having logo on your F-Car, cool marketing tool.
If I time early evening, I will swing by with my kids and eat dinner there. Damnn, I miss that Supreme I tell ya, its the best!

Cya!

 

The F40 was made to deliver pizzas...

here his the rear deck lid of mine, I know I can fit atleast 10 large (5 on each side) right into the

"Ferrari pizza warmer slots"

! hah

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It is by design then that he bought the F40!

Typical call to his pizza parlor.

*RING*

Rick: "Hello! Haus of Pizza! How can I help you?"

Customer: "Hi, do you do delivery?"

Rick: "(Rick to staff)...did you hear that? This guy asks if we do delivery?! (muffled laughter in the background)."

Customer: "Well, um, great then! I'll order two medium pepperoni pizzas please. Here's my credit card number. What's the wait time out of curiosity? (muffled sounds of wastegates)"

Customer: "Hello? Are you still there?"

Rick: "I'm already in your driveway.... By the way, you should water your lawn more often."

 

Rick Rocks.