let's talk about pizza for a second.

[myusernamehere]

I just noticed this thread.

I don't pay attention to stickys(stickies?)...mainly because it's stuff that doesn't pertain to me.

However, I do like pizza.

 

[Angela Harlem]

good! less for me to have to acknowledge the existance of!

 

[Angela Harlem]

dear myusernamehere,
you also like Bush????? You named one of their songs in the 90s thread! I want to marry you and have babies, but because we cannot procreate, I shall have to make do with following you around like a lovesick elf on here


salutations
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[beli]

Myusernamehere will you email me, please? Ive been wanting to contact you for a couple of days in regards to me possibly offending you. I wasnt offended by you, etc, blah. You have turned your email option off

Im belilindt (at) gmail (dot) com

Im about to go to bed so there will be a delay in my response.

Ta

 

[myusernamehere]

I don't remember being offended by anything you said. Unless you are talking about the Tom Cruise thing, in which case I was not. I don't take much stuff around here too seriously, unless of course you are talking about pizza. In which case that is a very serious matter of discussion. See it's stickied and everything, so it must be big.

 

[MissVelvetDress_75]

I had pizza for dinner last night.

 

[JessicaAnn]

The key to a good pizza is the thickness of crust. If a pizza is too thin it becomes flakey, and a flakey crust makes for a dissapointing pizza experience.

There is a pizza joint (Maria's) that makes a super thin crust. Except it is not flakey ... it's so thin it becomes limp and greasy. I hate it, but my family loves it.

For pizza, my favorite chain pizza is Papa John's.

Favorite non-chain pizza is Pizzeria Piccola or Balistreri's

 

[Mr. BAW]

favorite toppings?...loads of it sausage, onions, and jalepenos...

My usual order....meat lover's with EXTRA EXTRA JALAPENOS...
with a bottle of Cabernet and I'm Italian....

 

[BAW]

Gina Maria's in Placentia Cali, what a great slice, and a nice old italian family that runs the joint. Everytime I go get a slice and a glass of wine from there, he always say's " you deserve it"!

The older lady frightens me but I love it when she goes off in Italian on her husband or son-in-law

Foodwise, I think its a pretty close tie between Gina Maria's and Dario's but for pizza, I give Gina Maria's the prize

 

[daygloeyes2]

Best pizza I've ever had was from Pizzeria Regina in the North End in Boston. Not too much sauce, the right amount of cheese, and huge slices.

 

[mikal]

i'm the one who put it there.

you have become as desirable as the last slice of a great pie.

 

[pax]

I noticed.

 

[Chizip]

I don't pay attention to stickys(stickies?)...mainly because it's stuff that doesn't pertain to me.

isnt it funny how the "important" threads are always the ones you skip over?

 

[Vorsprung]

Pizzas NEED to be thin and flat, NEED a pure tomato sauce, NEED enough, but definitely not too much (mozarella!!!) cheese. a limited amount of topping (it's about the pizza, not the topping) and NEED to be cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven so you can taste the beautiful taste of true craftmenship, tradition and charcoal.

 

[mdw3935]

I can give you the address for these places if you like (I know that Giordano's has 12 locations, Casciani's has two...and I only know of one place that has Ledo's)

We have Ledo's pizza here in Maryland. I have never gone there for pizza, but friends of ours have brought it over and it was good. As for Giordano's, I had some of their pizza last time I was in Chicago, .

 

[Laura M]

I only eat pizza after a night out really.

 

[nbcrusader]

One of my pet peeves - people who insist on ordering a "veggie" pizza (for Pete's sake, just get a salad).

They are usually the same people who eat one slice, then scarf the pepperoni - leaving you with the stuff they wanted.

 

[U2MaNaIcWeIdO]

We have Ledo's pizza here in Maryland. I have never gone there for pizza, but friends of ours have brought it over and it was good. As for Giordano's, I had some of their pizza last time I was in Chicago, .

Well...this is news to me....I didn't even know that there was a Ledo's in Maryland........I'm only used to the one here in Illinois.

 

[No spoken words]

Pizza.....yes...

I'm from NYC, home of the greatest pizza in the world.

When I travel, I always go out of my way to sample the local Chinese Food, and pizza. This extends to international travel, I'm that serious about this.

I live in LA now, and, finding good pizza is a challenge, but here are 3 places I like a lot:

Pedone's in Redondo Beach
Dagwoods in Santa Monica
Mulberry Street in Beverly Hills

Honorable mention to Abbot's in Venice.

Mikal said it best, though....even suck-ass pizza is better than just about anything else you can eat.

 

[redkat]

Gina Maria's in Placentia Cali, what a great slice, and a nice old italian family that runs the joint. Everytime I go get a slice and a glass of wine from there, he always say's " you deserve it"!

Where is this?? I need to know There are some really good ones in Ana Hills. Capones (with fresh garlic ) Pepperoni's and Zito's All of them are on Santa Ana Cyn.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

i love replying with all smilies

you have become as desirable as the last slice of a great pie.

I noticed.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

oh yeah, i just finished eating a pizza-flavoured croissant pocket. it was tasty, but not as tasty as real pizza.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

i just ordered real pizza (not my idea)

 

[beli]

I don't remember being offended by anything you said. Unless you are talking about the Tom Cruise thing, in which case I was not. I don't take much stuff around here too seriously, unless of course you are talking about pizza. In which case that is a very serious matter of discussion. See it's stickied and everything, so it must be big.

Cool. Yeah thats what I wanted to clarify. Im pretty sure you worked it out anyway but I just wanted to be specific.

 

[BAW]

Where is this?? I need to know There are some really good ones in Ana Hills. Capones (with fresh garlic ) Pepperoni's and Zito's All of them are on Santa Ana Cyn.

1525 N. Placentia Ave (near Yorba Linda Blvd.)

 

[Earnie Shavers]

NYC does have the best pizza in the world.

There has been the whole gourmet trend of recent years, you know, ordering a duck, yoghurt and watercress pizza or something, which is all great and tasty and inventive and fantastic, but now I'm definitely back on being a pizza traditionalist. Give me the basics and make sure it's greasy and there's loads of cheese.

 

[indra]

I hate pizza.

That's positively un-American!


...Oh.... wait a minute..... Well, that would explain it then.

 

[Angela Harlem]

 

[myusernamehere]

i just ordered real pizza (not my idea)

real pizza is the kind you make yourself

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

real pizza is the kind you make yourself

i don't think i'm going to try pizza-making ever again.