Good Pizza in LA - Any Suggestions?

BDC2823 · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by quevola

My kids love Northwood Pizza in Irvine. http://www.northwoodpizza.com/

Call me a simpleton, but I really dig Papa Johns.

I'll have to try that place. It really sounds familiar, but I can't remember if I have ever been. Surprisingly, Costco has some decent pizza.

thekunk07 · Oct 6, 2009

right inside the jetblue terminal, just grab a flight to ny for pizza.

edmorel · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by BDC2823

Surprisingly, Costco has some decent pizza.

quevola · Oct 6, 2009

Damm NY snobs

willpower · Oct 6, 2009

Costco pizza isn't bad. I've had worse (especially in LA).

If it is "all in the water", why wouldn't a pizza joint in LA import the water from NYC to make the crust?

itsstillmatt · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by quevola

Damm NY snobs

NY pizza isn't even that good.

Roikins · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by quevola

Damm NY snobs

Yeah, I'd rather fly to Naples and really do it right.

edmorel · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by iammatt

NY pizza isn't even that good.

Most NY pizza is not good but when you go to the right place, it is spectacular.

Fuuma · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by iammatt

NY pizza isn't even that good.

Huh? Is this some Chicago deep dish rivalry or a sheer, unadulterated love for say, Roman pizza?

lbcgav · Oct 6, 2009

La Parolaccia in Long Beach has pretty good Pizza. Mozza looks delicious. I've never been to a Mario Batali restaurant before, but I do like his recipes.

sho'nuff · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by BDC2823

Good call. **'s is pretty good comparative to what's available. I still haven't found a really good go to place for pizza in our neck of the woods.

hey BCD let's go....you stood me up last saturday nite...

BDC2823 · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

hey BCD let's go....you stood me up last saturday nite...

Sounds good to me. I also asked if you were able to do it that following Sunday or the following Saturday and you never replied back.

itsstillmatt · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by Fuuma

Huh? Is this some Chicago deep dish rivalry or a sheer, unadulterated love for say, Roman pizza?
I love pizza in Naples and Pissaladiere in France. Other pizzas try, often badly, to imitate them.

sho'nuff · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by BDC2823

Sounds good to me. I also asked if you were able to do it that following Sunday or the following Saturday and you never replied back.

i sat there at the Yard House all dressed up.. i reserved a table for two in the far corner. private booth. i ordered a sample appetizer and smiled at the waitress letting her know that my company will be arriving soon.. couples, nice looking young women and men, happy families passed by looking at me, i just smiled back with a hope that i would see BCD2948 eventually.

i sat there all the way to the end. ..my appetizer plate untouched, cold. the busboy sweeping near me asked if i needed a fifth refill of shirley temple. the hostess walked by and courteously informed me that it was now closing.

i left in the cold, i threw the single flower i held in secret surprise into the dumpster bin. never looked back again.

Bird's One View · Oct 6, 2009

Originally Posted by Baron

For non-gourmet, regular old pizza, Pizza Buona in Echo Park is a nice under the radar choice.

Pizza is pretty good, sandwiches are even better.

Good Pizza in LA - Any Suggestions?

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