Ask five people where to get pizza in Doha and you could easily end up with five different answers.

Finding a table for two in Doha is rarely a problem. Finding somewhere that can comfortably seat six, eight or ten people is a different matter.

A trip to one of Doha's big malls can start with something as simple as buying one thing and end several hours later with a cinema ticket, tired children, shopping bags and the inevitable question: Should we eat before going home?

A pizza dinner can be very different depending on where you eat it. The pizza itself matters, but so does everything around it: whether the chairs are comfortable, whether the tables give you enough room, how noisy the restaurant gets and whether the staff are attentive.

After a few hours at Villaggio Mall, dinner usually needs to satisfy two conditions: it has to be good, and it shouldn't require another expedition across Doha.

The funny thing about football nights is that nobody really sits down and has dinner.

In Qatar, pure chicken pizzas are widely liked, but those that have both chicken and vegetables end up being more appealing. Let's look at the what aspects of taste and consumption habits of people make veggie pizza more popular.