Newark777 From United States of America, joined Dec 2004, 9348 posts, RR: 33 Reply 1, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 3 hours ago) and read 2345 times:
I've had Pappa Johns once or twice, and it's been pretty good. I'm a fan of Dominos also, since it's dirt cheap and not too bad when you're really hungry.
All chain pizza places are blown out of the water by the local places, however, especially the pizza places here in NJ and the NYC area.
Hawaiian717 From United States of America, joined May 1999, 3092 posts, RR: 8 Reply 2, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 3 hours ago) and read 2345 times:
Of the big chains, definately Papa Johns. Locally here in San Diego, a place called The Venetian is wonderful, and in Hawaii a local chain called Boston's North End Pizza is excellent.
NWOrientDC10 From United States of America, joined Mar 2005, 1389 posts, RR: 4 Reply 3, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 3 hours ago) and read 2338 times:
Papa Dino's Pizza; Lancaster, PA. Also Nick's Pizza in Lancaster, PA
Roadrunner165 From United States of America, joined Oct 2000, 843 posts, RR: 10 Reply 7, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 2 hours ago) and read 2307 times:
N766UA From United States of America, joined Jul 1999, 7993 posts, RR: 27 Reply 9, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 2 hours ago) and read 2292 times:
Quoting Roadrunner165 (Reply 7): Airport Pizza is excellent
Expensive, but well worth it.
Holy crap I'd love to be a pizza delivery guy if I flew the pizza to people's homes! Does the airplane have a small lighted sign suction-cupped to the top of the fusulage?
Duff44 From United States of America, joined Apr 2006, 1723 posts, RR: 0 Reply 10, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 2 hours ago) and read 2292 times:
I like Papa Johns as best of the big chains.
When I was going to school in Boston, there was a place up the street called Woody's (Hemenway St, on the outskirts of the Northeastern U campus) that has a KILLER 5-cheese. Good salad too.
Randy's Wooster St Pizza is another good chain in CT.
For local joints, there's a place called Rossini's, for which green peppers and garlic are a must!
Hands down, #1 anywhere, anytime was Tony & Ann's of North Chelmsford, MA. Super thin and super sloppy, with a sweet sauce which cannot be repeated. Sadly, they closed in 2002, not long after Tony himself had passed on
Roger136913 From United States of America, joined Aug 2005, 473 posts, RR: 0 Reply 13, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days 1 hour ago) and read 2265 times:
Quoting Duff44 (Reply 10): Hands down, #1 anywhere, anytime was Tony & Ann's of North Chelmsford, MA. Super thin and super sloppy, with a sweet sauce which cannot be repeated. Sadly, they closed in 2002, not long after Tony himself had passed on
I could not agree more, Tony and Ann's was the best I have ever tried. I never knew anyone who could not eat it with out a fork LOL...
If I remember right he opened it in 1948? It was a skit on the Simpons also. I can still hear Tony say "Give some to the kids" meaning the jar he had aside on the pick up window.
Everytime I drive by I still hope it's all a bad dream and he is still open. Every year before Xmas I would order 5 pizzas so I would have them till he opened back up in late Feb early March
If no one has tried Sam's club pizza give it a shot, it takes 10-15 mins to make so I order it when I get in the store and pick it up on the way out.
Family Pizza makes the best around here now in Dracut Ma. IMHO, no one will ever come close to Tony and Anns though
Blrsea From India, joined May 2005, 1227 posts, RR: 3 Reply 15, posted (7 years 1 week 2 days ago) and read 2246 times:
I am a vegetarian, and Papa John's makes horrible veggie pizzas. There is a place called canAm pizza here that makes indian style spicy paneer pizza. very good
Visakow From United States of America, joined May 2006, 85 posts, RR: 0 Reply 16, posted (7 years 1 week 1 day 22 hours ago) and read 2225 times:
Quoting Newark777 (Reply 1): All chain pizza places are blown out of the water by the local places, however, especially the pizza places here in NJ and the NYC area.
Harry
I agree with that wholheartedly, I have been on the West Coast for a quite a few years now but grew up in South Jersey and really miss the diners, mom & pop places and especially panzerottis from Francos in Westmont.
A place in Hattingen/Germany which is called Tasfirinos. The owner is my old buddy Yesmir and he is making the best pizza I know, another advantage is that I don't have to pay the full price there.
AirPacific747 From Denmark, joined May 2008, 2091 posts, RR: 23 Reply 19, posted (7 years 1 week 1 day 19 hours ago) and read 2203 times:
Quoting Newark777 (Reply 1): I've had Pappa Johns once or twice, and it's been pretty good. I'm a fan of Dominos also, since it's dirt cheap and not too bad when you're really hungry.
what?? You think Domino is cheap? certainly not here! It is nothing but a ripoff here. Anyway it tastes great, but its cheaper to eat at pizza hut, and pizza hut is pretty good too.
AirxLiban From Lebanon, joined Oct 2003, 4491 posts, RR: 55 Reply 20, posted (7 years 1 week 1 day 19 hours ago) and read 2200 times:
The best pizza place I have ever found is called TWO and is located in Zagreb, Croatia. I haven't been everywhere in the world but from where I have been, I like pizzas from TWO the best.
BCAL From United Kingdom, joined Jun 2004, 3384 posts, RR: 18 Reply 23, posted (7 years 1 week 1 day 18 hours ago) and read 2186 times:
All the frozen pizzas and pizzas from the UK chain restaurants (e.g. Pizza Hut, Pizza Express, Dominos etc) are tasteless and nothing other than a glorified sandwich.
For the best Pizza, you simply cannot beat a genuine family-owned Italian restaurant, where everything is freshly made on the premises, using the finest ingredients, and cooked in the traditional oven.
MOL on SRB's latest attack at BA: "It's like a little Chihuahua barking at a dying Labrador. Nobody cares."
28 LHMARK: Star Tavern in Orange, NJ has the best pizza in the world. KROC is wrong, as usual. The best pizza in Crapchester is from Acme Bar and Pizzeria on Mon
29 KROC: Sorry, but Acme and Bar and Pizza don't go together. I mean anyone takes a look, they'll know your an obvious connoisseur of not only beer, but pizza
30 KaiGywer: Dirt cheap, yes. Not too bad, true. I like Dominos for the same reasons as you. I had DiGiorno last week. That was awesome. A little more expensive t
31 DfwRevolution: The only thing cheaper is Little Ceasers... Of the big chains, Papa Johns is the best without a doubt. Of course, everyone knows a local place that c
32 777DadandJr: Really Harry? Dominos around here is some of the most expensive pizza. Don't get me wrong, they have a good product, but it's not cheap. Most of my l
33 KROC: It was only a matter of time until somoene mentioned CPK. A true abomination to pizza.
34 Newark777: Most of the time, we chip in for the 555 deal, so that's not too bad. The local pizza place near our school has $5 pies of pizza on weeknights, thoug
35 Georgetown: Koronets in NYC, up in Morningside Heights
36 777DadandJr: That may be. I guess it depends on your definition of pizza. But it sure is yummy! Abomination be damned! Give me the good stuff! Russ
37 Newark777: Oh wow, I haven't had that in so long. I didn't even know they were still around. Harry
38 KROC: The good stuff sure isn't California Pizza Kitchen!
39 KaiGywer: Don't know if it's a Minnesota chain, but Green Mill has really good pizza. Oh, and Thursday nights from 9-10PM they have $1 slices and $1 pitchers of
40 Pilotaydin: wow..... I would die if i couldn't eat meat....shrimp...lobster, steak, wings dear god that must take some discipline to not eat meat??
41 DesertJets: My favorite pizza of all time, and it has been more than 15 years since I have had it and I still remember its greatness, is Wa-Pa-Ghetti's pizza http
42 AA61Hvy: I've actually eaten there..It is pretty good. I gotta go with Ray's on 45th and 9th in Manhattan (I know generic Rays yada yada yada). In Dallas: Con
43 KROC: LHMark - Have you actually had pizza at the Star Tavern? Signed, AA61hvy (3 hours off of coming back from Daytona of course...)
44 777DadandJr: Agreed. When they're givin em away, you can't beat it. But with just me and Jr, that doesn't work for us. Around here, we usually order a medium onio
45 AA61Hvy: Nah, I'm good now, thanks ROC. Thanks for showing the new College Grad some love, my man...
46 AA61Hvy: I'd post the KO picture but my computer is crapping out. And Ciallililililini sends a crushing blow to McGrath dropping him to the mat making him fee
47 KROC: Its all good my man. Congrats on graduating. Whats next? Working at Blockbuster until that big money job opens up? And hey, LHMark was wearing a nice
48 AirPacific747: yeah that is pretty cheap.. here it is like $12 for a medium pizza, and $16 for a large pizza
49 Jetflyer: Dr. Oetker That looks like a great big sizzling turd.[Edited 2006-05-17 17:28:49]
50 Bongo: In fact that´s the best way to make pizza...with a cold diet coke, cold beer or a red wine... it´s the best of the best...my favorite food.
51 KaiGywer: That's why they invented refrigerators Cold pizza is almost better than fresh pizza
52 Derico: Probably Rincon de La Boca in MDZ, on a summer night sitting in the sidewalk tables with a melting cheese and jam tomato pizza, a cold Andes beer and
53 Texan: Only places I eat pizza anymore are Campisi's (very good thin crust pizza) and my personal favorite, Scalini's in Lakewood. Best pizza in Texas hands
54 Senorcarnival: DiGiorno and Freschetta's 4-cheese pizza aren't bad. I had a CPK frozen pizza once and it tasted good once you got over the fact that the crust was r
55 Blrsea: Why?? I have never eaten meat in my life. And there are millions of people who haven't eaten meat. Fortunately, for us in India, vegetarian food does
56 LHMARK: I think JCS17 is going to hire him when he gets that High Powered Airline Executive job right out of college. Anyway, the best pizza is thin, foldabl
57 AA61Hvy: I was thinking of observing weather at a small airport.....You know anyone that does that? SUCKA!!
58 Cedars747: Buenos aires-Argentina.........La Pizza ! Alex!!!
59 Duff44: I had a couple 'experts' in my family who could actually do it! My Dad and two of his sisters could do it. He had lots of experience though. He grew
61 Lee: I love Dominos but its sooo expesive here, A medium pizza would be around £10 ($18) and a large £14 ( $22) !!! No 555 deal here
62 KROC: It pays good money biatch. Don't be mad because I'm not a member of the 'I have one of my daddies credit cards" club.
63 OB1504: As far as frozen is concerned, DiGiorno wins it hands down, provided you get the kind that bakes in the oven and not their microwavable version. For p
64 Thepilot: The best by far is a place in Seattle called Pagliacci. Check it out.
65 MUWarriors: An outstanding pizza in a place you wouldn't expect it is Moose's Tooth in Anchorage. Still Gino's East in Chicago is a definate favorite. And for cha
66 Duff44: Hmmm... we have a place nearby called Pagliacci's, in CT. AWESOME Italian dinners, decent pizza.
68 NWA742: Frozen - nothing beats Totinos Party Pizzas. Usually less than a dollar, and they taste great. College freezers stuffed full of those things. Restaura
69 MD80fanatic: Ahhh I forgot about the Brick Oven. Mangia is pretty good too.
70 NWA742: What would you say is your favorite Mexican food restaurant around Austin? I haven't been to many, but I love Chuy's. -NWA742
71 MD80fanatic: I kinda like El Patio on the drag. Very fast service and a simple consistent fare. Chuy's is good when I feel like mucho margaritas with my meal.
72 777: Hi Guys, here below my contribution for those that are planning a trip to Italy this incoming summer: http://www.arthurschwartz.com/guide/naples_pizza
73 TedTAce: Hands down, period, and end of story for me is "Eduardo's Natural Pizza Restaurant," I dreamt about it for a year after I moved from Chicago.
74 CPDC10-30: Thanks for pointing that out to me Kazzie! I never even knew that Papa John's was in the UK, and better yet they have a franchise in Warrington. I th
75 AFC_Ajax00: Sal's Pizzeria on Mam'K Avenue in...yep Mamaroneck, NY!
76 BaylorAirBear: Sorry I'm late getting here, but I gotta give a shout out. The absolute best pizza I've ever had is from Cefalu's. It's on the corner of Date and Indi
77 AirframeAS: My favorite place is Papa Murphy's take-n-bake pizza. It beats pretty much anything. Not greasy at all, its perfect! We only have 1 in AZ, a crapload
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