Good Pizza But Dishonest Employees

I have been ordering pizza for delivery from Nizario?s on 18th Street for the past few years. Great tasting pizza and free delivery, but this place is run by a bunch of crooks. I have a menu from Nizario?s which shows the price of a medium Castro Special Pizza for $15.85, the same amount I have been paying for some time. I called in to place a delivery order for the medium Castro Special ($15.85) and a Greek Salad ($4.95) and was quoted $23.97. However, my calculations with tax came out to be around $22.66. I did not think too much of it at the time I was placing the order and their menu does state that ?prices are subject to change without notice? ? fine. When the delivery guy was at my door I asked him what I owe him and he quoted me $25.00. I asked for the receipt and he was very hesitant to give it to me saying how it was in bad shape and ripped. I ended up getting the receipt and saw that my bill was $23.97, not $25.00. I would have happily paid the $23.97 and gave him a nice tip, but at this point I felt like he lied to me and I was upset. I immediately called Nizario?s on 18th Street and asked how much their medium Castro Special is. I was told $18.20! I explained to the guy on the phone that on their menu it states $15.85 and then was quoted $16.85 when I placed the order. I then asked him what the price really was because now I had three different prices. I called their other location on Geary and was quoted $17.20 for a medium size pizza. I am really not so tight with my money, but when I get lied to it infuriates me. I think that when they state that prices are subject to change they mean that they change every five minutes. In my opinion, this a great example of EXTREMELY bad business tactics.
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