DLB1941
9 posts
Nov 24, 2012
8:44 AM
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I lived on Parkhill south of Forest Grove so Sam's was a short walk for me,Anyhow a friend of mine took me into Sam's it was 1954 I had not heard of Pizza. We ordered and OMG it was GREAT
Sam had a son Gary Donisi who was my age we became fast friends.Always went to Sams for my Pizza,even went there when I lived in Belmont.
Gary served in Vietnam - a few years ago cancer go the best of Gary.
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Mark1984
20 posts
Nov 24, 2012
9:27 AM
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We had a Sam's pizza in Trotwood back in the 70s. At the time it was the only pizza place in Trotwood. So they kind of had the market cornered. But it was awesome pizza! Wait, I'm wrong. There was a Cassanos out at the old Salem Mall. But Sam's was much closer.
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cjguitar
18 posts
Aug 16, 2014
9:48 PM
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I think there used to be a Sam's Pizza on Linden Avenue. That would have been in the 1960's.
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Nile
168 posts
Aug 17, 2014
12:17 PM
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I also lived on Parkhill 3rd house from Salem Ave. My dad would call up to Sam's and order a pizza usually on Saturday nights. It was a very short walk. There is nowhere that they put the ingredients on that way. Piled up on the pizza. Marion's is close. The hot subs were good, too. The store didn't look like much, but they sure made a nice pizza. I miss Sam's. Down here in Florida, there is nobody, I mean nobody, that makes pizzas like in Dayton. Vic & Mom's even had a nice pizza, but I think they have changed.
Last Edited by Nile on Aug 17, 2014 12:18 PM
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