Best pizza you have had?

The best pizza i have eaten was from Papa's Pizza Place in Bolingbrook IL. in the Chicago area. to my knowledge, there are only like 2 restaurants. they are family owned and such.

my dad used to work there when he was younger. he praised their pizza, then i got to try it. was amazing. the thin crust is awesome. nice and crispy.

my grandma has recently moved back to chicago, so we get it more often now, as she brings it with her(they make par-baked ones too) everytime she visits us.

she came to visit today and brought some. soo good.

i love their MAMA's Special. its got like a bbq type sauce, cheese, sausage, bacon, onions. so good.

just finished eating some.

whats the best pizza you have had?

Just Pappa Johns or Round table. I'm really not a pizza snob. In fact, I typically don't like fancy pizza at all. I love just the regular chain stuff.

Giordano's stuffed pizza in the IL area is amazing.

Also double dough from rosati's.

Toppings are fairly irrelevant, but as insight, I love jalapenos, sausage, pepperoni, green peppers, and BACON.

Just Pappa Johns or Round table. I'm really not a pizza snob. In fact, I typically don't like fancy pizza at all. I love just the regular chain stuff.

Pirate700

of the regular chain stuff, papa johns is my least favorite.:P

i dont like their sauce, and at least the ones near me, the crust is always chewy and such.

i actually liked Dominoes better, before they changed up their pizza.:P

we usually get pizza hut, since its closest to us.

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Just Pappa Johns or Round table. I'm really not a pizza snob. In fact, I typically don't like fancy pizza at all. I love just the regular chain stuff.

konvikt_17

of the regular chain stuff, papa johns is my least favorite.:P

i dont like their sauce, and at least the ones near me, the crust is always chewy and such.

i actually liked Dominoes better, before they changed up their pizza.:P

we usually get pizza hut, since its closest to us.

Home made pizza for sure. It's amazing.

NYPD pizza is best.

mad expense though.

lately i been having lot of dominos, not amazing but way better than used to be. much better value than little caesars.

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Just Pappa Johns or Round table. I'm really not a pizza snob. In fact, I typically don't like fancy pizza at all. I love just the regular chain stuff.

Pirate700

of the regular chain stuff, papa johns is my least favorite.:P

i dont like their sauce, and at least the ones near me, the crust is always chewy and such.

i actually liked Dominoes better, before they changed up their pizza.:P

we usually get pizza hut, since its closest to us.

yea iirc the sauce has a slight kick(spicy) to it. nothing too overwhelming, not really noticeable. they did something else to their crust too.

yea, we used to have like 3 in our general area, one used to be in town. now there is only 1 and its kinda out of the way. not far, just not easy to get to. so just settle for pizza hut:P

There's a small local joint that I'm partial to.

Before I left on vacation, I hung out with my friends and ordered my own custom pizza from Pizza Hut. I know that Chicago and New York pizzas have some amazing pizzas and I've tried some, but this was my favorite.

Extra Large Cheese Lovers Cheesy Bites Pizza, with chicken, sausage and mushrooms. Cheese lovers is the kind that has 4 cheeses plus Alfredo instead of Tomato sauce, and cheesy bites are like stuffed crust except overrated, but they do break apart easier.

It was freaking amazing, went well with hot wings.

There used to be a place called Vern's here and each pizza was so full of toppings it was hard to get in your mouth. I don't know if I'd say 'best', but certainly worth the money. This is a photo from their facebook page, which shows how thick the pizza really is:

Best cheap pizza, domino's I guess. I ask for double ham, pepperoni, brooklyn pepperoni, pineapple and italian sausage. Dominos is only good if you don't order off the menu.

Best frozen is McCain's ultra thin crust pizzas. I tried the spinach one and the chicken one and they were yummy.

I'm going to have to second the stuffed pizza that I had in Chicago. Nothing else even came close to how good that was. I also went to this Italian restaurant with some relatives while I was in Texas visiting, and they had some of the best thin-crust pizza I have ever eaten. I forget the name of the restaurant though.

Here n Ontario...the only pizza I know that comes close to either of those is Pizza Hut. Bring on the hate. I don't care; I LOVE their pizza.

The pizza they sell in public schools is really good. Dunno if they still sell pizza there now. I like little Ceasers since I'm sick of Pizza Hut. lo_Pine

My own home made ones, Had several great pizzas in my life from proper pizza places. But none of them compare to the pizza you make from scratch on your own.Treflis

Share the recipe?

Pepe's Pizza. Anyone who doesnt know the name or hasnt tried it hasnt lived

[QUOTE="Treflis"]My own home made ones, Had several great pizzas in my life from proper pizza places. But none of them compare to the pizza you make from scratch on your own.NaveedLife

Share the recipe?

My own home made ones, Had several great pizzas in my life from proper pizza places. But none of them compare to the pizza you make from scratch on your own.Treflis

Papa Johns for chain and Minsky's for local.

this restaurant in Puerto Rico. Sort of a fancy restaurant, not some shack or pizza place.Nengo_Flow

What's the name of the restaurant?

The best one I've had was at a REAL italian pizza restaurant in San Juan called La Focaccia. Like they explained everything from the cheeses to be used on the pizza to the history of it and whatnot. It was a very satisfying experience, gotta go there again.

[QUOTE="Nengo_Flow"]this restaurant in Puerto Rico. Sort of a fancy restaurant, not some shack or pizza place.undergroundLPx

What's the name of the restaurant?

The best one I've had was at a REAL italian pizza restaurant in San Juan called La Focaccia. Like they explained everything from the cheeses to be used on the pizza to the history of it and whatnot. It was a very satisfying experience, gotta go there again.

Damn. Now I want a Chicago-style stuffed pizza. Anybody in Ontario know of any places that serve pizza even remotely similar to that, please feel free to let me know.

Local pizzeria by my house is superb.

Rosati"s deep dish pizza

Domino's for cheap stuff or the shop down the road somewhere.

Also, I find it weird that Domino's and Pizza Hut are in Australia but not that Papa John's anything else. A lot of fast food outlets in America don't come here. We don't even have the same Wendy's.

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Just Pappa Johns or Round table. I'm really not a pizza snob. In fact, I typically don't like fancy pizza at all. I love just the regular chain stuff.

Pirate700

of the regular chain stuff, papa johns is my least favorite.:P

i dont like their sauce, and at least the ones near me, the crust is always chewy and such.

i actually liked Dominoes better, before they changed up their pizza.:P

we usually get pizza hut, since its closest to us.

they put butter on the crust then rubbed it with garlic salt. Thats about the only change. Still a good deal though, even if it is crap

as for me, best pizza I had was from this Italian restaurant. Plain dough topped with dollops of mascarpone cheese (Italian cream cheese, but more savory than sweet) and proscuitto. Fired in a wood-burning oven, then pulled out and topped with a heap of peppery arugala which promptly wilted nicely. Very simple, very tasty.

Anthony's Pizza is the absolute best.

Edit: For clarification, I mean the AAFES owned brand, not the Anthony's Pizza & Pasta

Little Caesars for metetrim

The pizza they sell in public schools is really good. Dunno if they still sell pizza there now. I like little Ceasers since I'm sick of Pizza Hut. lo_Pine

Pizza Hut is disgusting. Eat Dominos.

I'd say Macaroni Pizza from this place called Pizza Ctii. Sadly, the place moved:(

Dominos on a double decadence base is awesome.

I had some lovely pizza when I went to Slovenia for a week in 2007, really cheap too.

This is Giordano's pizza in Chicago. This is the best pizza I've ever had and will probably continue to be till the day I die. That is all.

Pizza is one of those foods where it has a small bell curve of greatness. Little Caesars isn't that much worse than the best pizza whereas a microwaved steak is crap vs. the best steak.ChampionoChumps

I'm guessing you haven't had many different pizzas from many different places.

[QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"]Pizza is one of those foods where it has a small bell curve of greatness. Little Caesars isn't that much worse than the best pizza whereas a microwaved steak is crap vs. the best steak.starfox15

I'm guessing you haven't had many different pizzas from many different places.

I like the one in my local area

NYC has the best pizza.

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