I love pizza, but I do not like chain pizza. It is always made with substandard ingredients. I would rather buy a frozen pizza from the grocery store than buy pizza at some crappy chain.

When I eat pizza, I either go to a local pizzeria or I make one myself.

Darwintheorgangrinder said:

I agree with you on the frozen pizza thing. DiGorno's pizza is delicious.

missfee said:

I like DiGiorno's a lot, but I think my favorite pizza has got to be good old Jack's, which is hardly top-tier. Just tastes perfect to me.

http://pizzatherapy.com/

scroll down and click the yellow boxes to see if your fave Pizza Joint(s) are mentioned

Mach said:

New Jersey...
My two aren't on there!
But one of my students works at another one listed.

KoolEaze said:

i've been there- it's the best pizza i've ever had, totally worth the 40 minute wait for a table!

You can order a Heart shaped Pizza to share with a loved one

http://www.giordanos.com/....php?cat=1

I hate the chain pizza places... I'm all about the pizzarias.

The best pizza I ever had was in Boston- and, I am from NY so this pains me to admit. Sorry, don't recall the place, but it was by a church.

NY does have some great Pizza places all over Manhattan, boroughs, and even over into NJ. And, whoever said it is right, Queens does have some of the best of any type of ethnic foods out there- I especially love the Dominican and Puerto Rican restaurants around Queens.

The best pizza in Syracuse, NY is easily Luigis Pizza!

I never tasted Grimaldi's in Brooklyn, but I have had the Grimaldi's in Vegas (actually recommended by co-worker who said it was the NY Grimaldi's and that I should like it- since I had been lamenting that I couldnt find a good Pizza in Vegas). The Vegas Grimaldi's was terrible the 1 time I had it so I never went back. This co-worker of mine said I just caught them on a bad day, but it was so tasteless that I couldnt see it getting any better!

I did find I like Rosatti's Pizza in Vegas- particularly the Pecos & Wigwam location thin crust pizza (which is suppose to be Chicago style). I also like Il Golisitas or Il Golisitos (whatever the place was called- as it has changed names as one owner bought out the other), which is on Eastern just south of the 215. There is also a place called Don Antonio's which also has decent pizza. Both the Golisita place and Don Antonio's also have excellent Italian food.

Mexicans love



ORALE!!

And they take pesos, too!!

Sadly the only great "local" pizza I know of is a place in SF near an old job, I never get over there anymore.

As for chains, I always go w/ Round Table...

tinaz said:

So did mine


I have also have fond memories of my nephew and I taking all the change we would get for doing stuff around the house when we were LITTLE (like elementary school little) and walking there to get sodas and an order of fries to share. We thought that was SUCH a big deal.

I'd forgotten all about Woolworth's.

abigail05 said:

Jack's makes an awesome Mexican pizza.

johnart said:

i worked there for four years. It was my first real job.

Y'all ever buy pizza when you're done shoppin' at the Cost-Co?

chocolate1 said:

When I looked at the list and saw two place in Trenton, I was pleased. I was born there, but now I live in Maryland, so it's out of reach for pizza. BUT. it brought back memories when I read one of the reviews and the guy said, "It's not pizza, it's a tomato pie." That's what we used to call them in Jersey, at least in South Jersey.

Mach said:

LaNova and the Bocce Club in Buffalo.
My parents used to get half baked Bocce pizzas and finish them at home-they were perfect!!

Shyra said:

I live in Union County. I never heard that expression.

So, Whitney used to shop try on stuff at a Bloomingdales in Jersey?

Cinnie said:

Ive never been to a costco but I sometimes grab a slice when I leave Sams club!

dannyd5050 said:

Do they have a chorizo topping like this place does

veronikka said:

longtime favorite from dearborn, michigan

Deep dish or stuffed chicago pizza. Uno's, Gino's east, Lamalnati's, edwardos, Girdano's, Burts. All good probably some errors in spelling.

http://www.mellowmushroom.com/

Last time I had chain-restaurant pizza, it was Dominos, and it was actually GOOD. They really have improved their crust and sauce.

Of course, I'm eating pizza without meat or cheese, which is almost kinda not really pizza, so take that for what it's worth.

as a kid, nothing beat Pudgie's Pizza on Market Street in Corning...
when we moved to florida i think the first pizza we ate here was from little caesar's..after a while it got bad..too many non caring franchises i think..
i worked for little caesar's for 3 and a half years..and i didn;t even eat their pizza at first..
unless i made my own, but they're coming out ok now..
i just ordered a peppperoni- extra cheese the other night..
and it was good..my nephew said it looks better than the ones his mom gets when she orders them..she has quit getting them cause they look so bad..
i only order them from the stores i worked at..
she gets hers from the store i worked at, but i think they still know me there..

and yes pizza hut is greasy but the pepperoni gets so crunchy...
my only experience with papa john's was nasty
soggy pizza..and i dont think it was thoroughly cooked..it was doughy
but i don't eat much pizza..
gotta be in a mood for it..

thejason said:

This place looks yummy!