Pizza recommendation

My spouse and I have been getting pizza at La Estacion, upstairs from Pancho's east place. We like the semi-vegetarian one (with chicken) but between my difficulty getting up there (mobility problem) and their loud "music", we'd like to find an alternative. Preferably ground floor with parking close.
Anyone suggest one and how to get there?

Isn’t there an elevator there? I love their pizza too.

It always sort of bamboozles me that people are reticent to ask for the music to be turned down. In my experience, all you need to do is ask and it is done. No bad vibes or anything. They just don't realize it is disturbing anyone if you don't say anything.

I was once on an o'night bus in Mexico. There was a movie playing, really loudly, one of those horror movies with lots of screaming. There were only about 8 other people on the bus at that point, and when I looked around, they were all sound asleep, but I couldn't fall asleep because of this loud movie, which no one, in fact, was watching.

I walked up to the driver, said I couldn't fall asleep because of the volume of the movie, and that everyone else on the bus was asleep, no one was even watching this movie. He said, "Oh, I'm really sorry", and shut the whole thing off.

mudgirl wrote:

I walked up to the driver, said I couldn't fall asleep because of the volume of the movie, and that everyone else on the bus was asleep, no one was even watching this movie. He said, "Oh, I'm really sorry", and shut the whole thing off.

That story reminds me of a bus trip in Mexico years ago when I walked up the aisle to ask the driver if he could turn up the temp setting a bit since I and others were fast becoming popsicles. He appeared annoyed, probably because his left hand was on the steering wheel and he had a cold beer in his right hand. So I held his beer and he adjusted the temperature, then asked if I wanted a cold one,
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Mediteraneo has a pretty good pizza. Located in Riberas, hill side across from Oxxo and you can park there. We also like their Italian pasta.

I'll try Mediteranneo. Sounds like it fits the bill. Thanks.

Try Serenata, on the carretara across from Vinos America. Great pizza and lots of parking.