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NY style in thin. Chicago style is thick. You've been out in that hot 'Zona sun too long, my friend.
NY style in thin. Chicago style is thick. You've been out in that hot 'Zona sun too long, my friend.
Send a pizza to an Israeli soldier
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kosar said:
that's for should(lol)...i have been in the az. sun way too long..but i'm trying to convince my wife to move to the vegas area..i'm sure that the sun there is as strong...
you guys got me confused...of course i have eaten both styles & it seems to me that chicago is known for thin style pizza....but i may be confused..i'm going to lay down.
smurphy said:
Not sure. Sounds like he's taking a nap now, but hopefully he checks in after he wakes up.
StevieD said:
you're right about that..the only place where i ate pizza was calif. pizza kitchen (forgot what hotel)
Late to the party here as I'm posting from a hotel in Vega, Texas... but as a fella that has downed a pizza or two in his day, I will say that NY is the thin crust and Chicago rocks the thickness.
Saul- in the highly-unlikely scenario that you'd find yourself in Madison someday, there is a place called Ian's Pizza a block off State Street on campus that sells some of that crazy shit you're talking about. It didn't open until just after I graduated, but I've heard rave reviews on the place. Massive lines at bar time. I've heard the macaroni and cheese pizza is a big favorite.
Saul- in the highly-unlikely scenario that you'd find yourself in Madison someday, there is a place called Ian's Pizza a block off State Street on campus that sells some of that crazy shit you're talking about. It didn't open until just after I graduated, but I've heard rave reviews on the place. Massive lines at bar time. I've heard the macaroni and cheese pizza is a big favorite.
Thanks Finster - I'm sure I will someday be there. ....Hate lines though, could be a deal breaker.
Stevie - There are some good pizza places in Vegas, but most are in kinda obscure places. My favorite is Round Table anyway, and they're everywhere.
What style do Israeli soldiers generally prefer? I'm thinking they like spongy kind - like Pizza Hut. Not my favorite.
Stevie - There are some good pizza places in Vegas, but most are in kinda obscure places. My favorite is Round Table anyway, and they're everywhere.
What style do Israeli soldiers generally prefer? I'm thinking they like spongy kind - like Pizza Hut. Not my favorite.
yove been transplanted to long ari,NY is thin crust.AR182 said:
owned a resturant and pizzeria for many years ny and nj and nobody is kicking out anybody for ordering a chk pizza (ever have chk parm)and i wouldve of lost all of the hispanic customers if they didnt get their ham and pineapple pizza huge seller..but im with u on that one ,was in the bussiness for a long time until recently sold when the market shot up and in all my years and 1000s of pineapple pizzas passing in front of me ,i till this day i have never tried it and dont think i ever will.
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StevieD said:
pineapple on pizza is great - you're missing out on a good thing in life - don't be scared just because it's fruity...
okay i'll admit i have been out of n.y. for 13 years.
i grew up in a predominately italian neighborhood in bklyn & delivered pizza in my youth. the n.y. i was talking about were during the 60's & 70's when i hung out in a pizza store & an italian deli store. those are the people i'm talking about who would never put chicken or fruit on their pizza. and i'm pretty sure that ny born people who still live there would not put those toppings on their slice. but i guess ny is not the same ny that i'm talking about, where people knew their neighbors. i've spoken to friends back there & they have told me that there is a great influx of people in ny now who were born someplace else....as is the case in most places in the states.
i grew up in a predominately italian neighborhood in bklyn & delivered pizza in my youth. the n.y. i was talking about were during the 60's & 70's when i hung out in a pizza store & an italian deli store. those are the people i'm talking about who would never put chicken or fruit on their pizza. and i'm pretty sure that ny born people who still live there would not put those toppings on their slice. but i guess ny is not the same ny that i'm talking about, where people knew their neighbors. i've spoken to friends back there & they have told me that there is a great influx of people in ny now who were born someplace else....as is the case in most places in the states.
Best Pizza in Las Vegas!!!!!!!!!!
Best Pizza in Las Vegas!!!!!!!!!!
METRO METRO METRO..... and i've had most of them over the last 30 years.
Best Pizza in Las Vegas!!!!!!!!!!
METRO METRO METRO..... and i've had most of them over the last 30 years.
And right across the street from Metro Pizza is the Crown and Anchor pub. That's a good combo. Best thing to do is have your pizza, then spend so long drinking that you have to order bangers and mash from the pub at 5 am.
All ingredients are welcome on my pizza. I will not cower to what a goomba claims should and shouldn't be a topping.
All ingredients are welcome on my pizza. I will not cower to what a goomba claims should and shouldn't be a topping.
Great ... i'll look it up
Great ... i'll look it up
next time if i go again prob gonna spend my future winters in Central America..vegas has lost its luster and the winters have giotten too cold.
Used to spend time at a bar on Nellis near Sams Town.......Packer Bar.
My flight leaves in 2 hrs.....be back to cause trouble in about 20 days.
Great ... i'll look it up
next time if i go again prob gonna spend my future winters in Central America..vegas has lost its luster and the winters have giotten too cold.
Used to spend time at a bar on Nellis near Sams Town.......Packer Bar.
My flight leaves in 2 hrs.....be back to cause trouble in about 20 days.
