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A driving range back beyond a shopping center isn't usually my first choice for dinner. But, alas, Larobi's Pizza at Southridge Golf Range landed a spot on the 101 Most Unique Places to Dine in West Virginia list, and, well, I can't help myself.
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I came here, avoided playing any golf and ordered a pizza at the bar. It was a bit busy, so lots of folks were coming up to get buckets of balls, which made things pretty crowded. Once my pizza came out, I grabbed a table away from the commotion. That was a good decision.
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The pizza was OK; fairly average. There were a ton of little mushrooms all over it. That's a good thing. But the sauce was a bit too sweet, and the crust wasn't quite crisp enough for my personal preference. But, to each his own.
Grade: C