Pizza

Piobaire · Apr 13, 2008

If I'm in the mood for good pizza, I get out the Kitchen Aid and mix up my own dough, put the pizza stone in the oven, and crank it up all the way. Then I thaw some of the homemade tomato sauce we make every few months and have a real pizza.

VMan · Apr 13, 2008

The DiGiorno spinach/garlic/mushroom pizza is incredible for being frozen. Add some sliced prosciutto and some fresh herbs on top, bake, and you are good to go.

chronoaug · Apr 13, 2008

I eat a fair amount of frozen pizza since i'm lazy. My favorites are:

Amy's Margherita or Spinach
California Pizza Kitchen White, BBQ Chicken or Garlic Chicken
Kashi Meditteranean or 5 cheese
Some other brands but i can't remember the names and they're a bit pricy so i don't buy them often

spertia · Apr 13, 2008

Originally Posted by odoreater

Wtf, a discussion on pizza that starts off with Dominos and Pizza Hut and then goes on to discuss Pizzeria Uno, Little Caesars and California Pizza Kitchen???

That's not pizza people!!!

Thank you! When I moved to my current town, I laughed ****** off (or maybe cried a bit) when I discovered that the local pizza place voted #1 by residents was Pizza Hut. What a joke.

J'aimelescravates · Apr 14, 2008

For quick / frozen pizzas Kashi 5 cheese and tomato has a good health/taste ratio

jizzy p · Apr 14, 2008

Me and my friends always order Twice the Deal pizza, I dunno if that is local/provincial/national or what.
But extra-cheese, pepperoni, and hot peppers is where it's at.

thetieguy · Apr 14, 2008

For a quick pizza, I like the fit and delicious thin crust from Pizza Hut. It has light sauce, chicken, jalapenos and a thin and crispy crust. It is a great pizza. When I go out for a pizza, I have to go to Buddys in Detroit. It is a thicker crust and out of thid world. I like how they put whole tomato slices on each piece and just not little tomato slivers.

hopkins_student · Apr 15, 2008

Puccini's Smiling Teeth in Kentucky and Indiana. With sausage, bacon, and ground beef.

In LA, Avanti Cafe in Pasadena. Their Hawaiian (with sauce, as opposed to the standard olive oil base) is very good.

jkennett · Apr 15, 2008

Favorite places I've spent considerable time at:
D.C.- Pizzeria Paradiso
Raleigh, NC- Lilly's Pizza
Erie, PA- Papa Joe's Pepperoni Cafe
Bray, Ireland- Pizzas and Cream

globetrotter · Apr 15, 2008

I like two totally different types - new york style, with sausage and peperoni, and then real italian style with a thin crust and only about 12 inches, with salami and hot chili oil.

SantosLHalper · Apr 15, 2008

Originally Posted by odoreater

Wtf, a discussion on pizza that starts off with Dominos and Pizza Hut and then goes on to discuss Pizzeria Uno, Little Caesars and California Pizza Kitchen???

That's not pizza people!!!

I know several places in northern New Jersey that make amazing pizza, but I'm not about to reveal my secrets here.

Thank you for saying this^

In DC, Pizzeria Paradiso. Great pizza and equally great beer list. Closer to home, there's Crozet Pizza or Dr. Ho's Humble Pie. In NY, I go to John's, but I'm sure that there's better.

Ambulance Chaser · Apr 15, 2008

Pizzeria Paradiso. Alberto's isn't bad, but a bit inconsistent. I am proud to say that although I live in Adams-Morgan, I have never tried the jumbo slice.

Johnny_5 · Apr 15, 2008

Originally Posted by odoreater

Wtf, a discussion on pizza that starts off with Dominos and Pizza Hut and then goes on to discuss Pizzeria Uno, Little Caesars and California Pizza Kitchen???

That's not pizza people!!!

I know several places in northern New Jersey that make amazing pizza, but I'm not about to reveal my secrets here.

Yea seriously. Living in Northern Jersey I can say the best pizza I have ever had has been in Northern Jersey not NYC.

I have been to so many "good" pizza places in NYC and the havent been able to hold a candle to the places I have been to in Jersey. I had also been to some pizza places in Boston and Cali that were supposed to be good and they turned out to be mediocre at best.

landho · Apr 15, 2008

Home Slice in Austin is honestly the best I've had, Chicago, New York, or otherwise.

One of the owners is my friend's ex, is an Italian from New York, and her philosophy is very straightforward: simplicity and fresh ingredients.

Fallen Angels · Apr 15, 2008

for those in San Francisco, Little Star Pizza on Valencia street is seriously the best place for pizza in the whole city. there's two choices: deep dish or thin crust. and they seriously make the best for both, its absolutely amazing. this is the best bay area destination for pizza lovers, u gotta try it.

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