tough for me to imagine anything beating Chicago style pizza. But i've never had New York Style.
Well i picked NY but i actually prefer THICK PIZZA over thin (All thru)elvis said:tough for me to imagine anything beating Chicago style pizza. But i've never had New York Style.
"Chicago Style" certainly means deep dish, but it's always included more than that:
Uno Chicago Grill: Menu
Giordanos Pizza :: MENU
Probably the best well known of Chicago deep dish menus.
"Chicago Style" certainly means deep dish, but it's always included more than that:
Uno Chicago Grill: Menu
Giordanos Pizza :: MENU
Probably the best well known of Chicago deep dish menus.
Everytime my inlaws go to chicago, it's a tradition. We have to go to Gino's East, which I don't care for. Giordanos is so much better. It also pisses me off because Carson's is kitty corner from Gino's .
Chain/franchise pizza is never the best pizza."Chicago Style" certainly means deep dish, but it's always included more than that:
Uno Chicago Grill: Menu
I've noticed that most of the Pizza joints around here are disappearing.I live in Pennsylvania. After I pay my rent I can still afford real food.![]()
? I never had a casserole in which dough was the main ingrediant.Deep dish is not pizza, it is a casserole with tomato sauce and cheese
I much prefer NY style myself but the sillines of your last 2 sentences are pretty obvious. Tons of mom n pop places all over the country that serve great pizza - eg one near us (in the South) run by a guy who is a born n bred New Yorker that made a living there making pizza for years. Yes they allow people to move out of NYC.New York is real pizza. You can only get real pizza in the area from Boston to Baltimore. Outside that area is crappy chain pizza