NYC: John's brick oven
Long Island: Almost all pizza places are bomb in Nassau county
Pizza- Food of the Gods
Sounds like fun....please keep me posted if you're going to be able to make it or not.RottenAtom wrote: I work until 3:30. Not sure if I'm gonna make it or not. I'll know later tonight. I wouldn't do you the disservice of bringing it to you. As great as it is, it doesn't preserve well, that's the reason they don't deliver.
I really want to see the Horkey original(s) and the rest of goods, get some Home Slice and see the crew.
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Minnesota doesnt have a lot of "real" pizza but we have one small joint with less than a half dozen locations through out the state called PIzza Luche. They have damn good pizza and damn good beers on tap. Almost everything has a gluten free option to if thats your thing.
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maddoghoek100
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johns is good but
Co. in the gallery district in chelsea i think is a real knock out
Otto in the village is also a killer spot with a very happening bar area
Co. in the gallery district in chelsea i think is a real knock out
Otto in the village is also a killer spot with a very happening bar area
hogie777 wrote:NYC: John's brick oven
Long Island: Almost all pizza places are bomb in Nassau county
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There are. Little Caesar's is better in the midwest, especially in Michigan (where it's from)infrared90s wrote:and rotten, there are LC's that are actually good??hard to believe
With a few exceptions, the ones here in Texas are pretty bad/inconsistent. The pizza is sloppy, they water down the sauce and it's undercooked. You gotta get the edges of the pepperoni a little crisp for it to be good.
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My relatives from Stillwater complain about that all the time. The only thing they want to eat down here is pizza.partpat wrote: Minnesota doesnt have a lot of "real" pizza
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ISO this print if anybody has any leads
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RottenAtom
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Got one! 
Thanks to maddoghoek100 for the lead
Thanks to maddoghoek100 for the lead
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I love pizza.
My favorite spots on the right and left coasts:
>Boston: http://www.santarpiospizza.com/
>San Diego: http://www.bronxpizza.com/
Note on San Diego: While living in San Diego most of my east coast brethren agreed that SoCal can't do pizza or bagels; this place is the sole exception to that rule, and may in fact have the best slice.. on either coast.
My favorite spots on the right and left coasts:
>Boston: http://www.santarpiospizza.com/
>San Diego: http://www.bronxpizza.com/
Note on San Diego: While living in San Diego most of my east coast brethren agreed that SoCal can't do pizza or bagels; this place is the sole exception to that rule, and may in fact have the best slice.. on either coast.