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- crx girl - 03-24-2002
ok, i'm starving, anyone wanna bring me a pizza?
- Tenbatsuzen - 03-24-2002
What You Want On This Pizza?
- Tenbatsuzen - 03-24-2002
Speaking of which, you can tell that Pizza Hut is authentic Italian food, using an African-American spokesperson. At least Olive Garden TRIES to look legit.
The "P'Zone" scares me.
Best chain pizza: Papa John's.
- kindred - 03-24-2002
Quote:Best chain pizza: Papa John's
Papa John's is the worst pizza out here...Hardly edible and hardly any toppings on it.
The best pizza is from a little hole in the wall Italian restaurant a few towns over. They don't put capers and crap on their pizza's.
- barch97 - 03-24-2002
Gotta agree... Papa John's rocks but, I'm still gonna have to go with the calzone.
- Luna - 03-24-2002
Goodfella's Brick Oven Pizza. :hungry:
- Brokenjaw - 03-24-2002
LunaBabe Wrote:Goodfella's Brick Oven Pizza. :hungry::pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed:
- The Sleeper - 03-24-2002
Why get any chain pizza when there are so many good independent pizza places around? Doesn't seem logical. Manhattan has at least 2 good pizza places on every block.
- barch97 - 03-25-2002
Gotta slum it once in a while. Makes ya appreciate the good stuff that much more.
You guys really gotta try a calzone someday.
- Galt - 03-25-2002
The best pizza is Bertucci's. Hands down, no comparison. Best pizza franchise out there. Brick Oven Pizza. Fucking sweet.
Papa Gino's in a close second as their Cheese pizza is amazing, yet their toppings are kind of assy.
Bertuccis Pollomatch (Bar-B-Q chicken) is worth murdering for, and the Marego (chicken and pepper) is also quite tasty.
Top if off with their fresh rolls, and you got yourself a carb-loaders fantasy.
- crx girl - 03-25-2002
i get my pizza from a little hole in the wall on the corner, but as far as chains go, i really miss papa john's. i didn't know they even had them up here. i liked it for the peppers and dippy sauce
lurp:
- Kingpin - 03-25-2002
Galt, you from Long Island??????
- Keyser Soze - 03-25-2002
Best pizza in the world, L&B Spumoni Garden in Brooklyn.
- fbd - 03-25-2002
Keyser Soze Wrote:Best pizza in the world, L&B Spumoni Garden in Brooklyn.i could not agree more.my aunt is about 3 blocks from there, which makes her the only relative i look foward to seeing
- Luna - 03-25-2002
Keyser Soze Wrote:Best pizza in the world, L&B Spumoni Garden in Brooklyn.What part of Brooklyn is that?
- Keyser Soze - 03-25-2002
Bensonhurst. Theres nothing else like L&B. There are some amazing places to get italian food down in Little Italy of course but L&B is a true gem in Brooklyn for casual pizzaria style food. The sicilian slices are like no other. The place is a 62-year-old landmark. They're famous for their square pie (light, crunchy crust with a bare minimum of mozzarella cheese under a layer of tomato sauce) Try a paper cup of the house spumoni. Its been described as American Graffiti meets GoodFellas.
Edited By Keyser Soze on Mar. 24 2002 at 8:11
- Luna - 03-25-2002
Keyser Soze Wrote:Bensonhurst. Theres nothing else like L&B. There are some amazing places to get italian food down in Little Italy of course but L&B is a true gem in Brooklyn for casual pizzaria style food. The sicilian slices are like no other. The place is a 62-year-old landmark. They're famous for their square pie (light, crunchy crust with a bare minimum of mozzarella cheese under a layer of tomato sauce) Try a paper cup of the house spumoni. Its been described as American Graffiti meets GoodFellas.Thanks, I will have to remember that. :thumbs-up:
I am more familiar with Park Slope, Bay Ridge, and a little bit of Brooklyn Heights than I am Bensonhurst.
- Doc - 03-25-2002
Quote:Spumoni Garden
Absofuckinglutley
My roomates's dad will get seriously pissed if he goes into Brooklyn and doesn't come back with some for him
Here in Hoboken, I have to go with Giovanni's. Solid
- The Sleeper - 03-25-2002
Keyser Soze Wrote:Bensonhurst. Theres nothing else like L&B. There are some amazing places to get italian food down in Little Italy of course but L&B is a true gem in Brooklyn for casual pizzaria style food. The sicilian slices are like no other. The place is a 62-year-old landmark. They're famous for their square pie (light, crunchy crust with a bare minimum of mozzarella cheese under a layer of tomato sauce) Try a paper cup of the house spumoni. Its been described as American Graffiti meets GoodFellas.Dude, what's the nearest subway stop?
- Luna - 03-25-2002
The Sleeper Wrote:Dude, what's the nearest subway stop?Good idea, Sleeper. :thumbs-up:
With better weather days coming I'd be willing to go on a Pizza adventure. :ha: