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Not a butter crust fan? Pequod's is pretty good.
Lou Malnati's just tasted really bland to me both times I had it.
Not a butter crust fan? Pequod's is pretty good.
Lou Malnati's just tasted really bland to me both times I had it.
This thread is the very embodiment of that old saying about opinions and azzholes.
One guy loves Lou Malnati's, and one guy says it's "touristy" (whatever the fk that means).
One guy makes a blanket declarative statement about an entire genre of pizza and it's relative worth.
You think a white car looks good; the other guy says white is horsesh!t, and only a black car is teh kewl. Then there's the guy with the blue car...
This thread is the very embodiment of that old saying about opinions and azzholes.
One guy loves Lou Malnati's, and one guy says it's "touristy" (whatever the fk that means).
One guy makes a blanket declarative statement about an entire genre of pizza and it's relative worth.
You think a white car looks good; the other guy says white is horsesh!t, and only a black car is teh kewl. Then there's the guy with the blue car...
So far e11en is the only one I agree with.
THIS IS THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE FOR CHICAGO PIZZA
My qualifications are: Chicago native and Pizzaholic!
Stuffed: 1. The Art of Pizza (3033 N Ashland)
2. Giordano's (their thin is also a good bet)
3. Pequod's
4 (touristy kind) Lou Malnati's and/or Uno's/Due's
Unique: Chicago Pizza and OvenGrinder (long wait if you get there past 6PM)(awesome salads too) 2121 N Clark
Thin: 1. CoalFire (1321 W Grand)
2. Piece (1900ish w north ave)
3. Great Lake (andersonville somewhere off the beaten path (quirky rules be there at 5PM Friday)
So far e11en is the only one I agree with.
Is this your opinion, you azzhole?
LOL
You miss Winston yet, Big Time?
I miss the southern folks, cheap land,little to no commute, and better schools for my kids. I don't miss the humid summers.
July was grossly humid. August started out that way, but the pattern of late has been very pleasant. Wife and I even dined outside yesterday evening, it was so nice.
I miss the southern folks, cheap land,little to no commute, and better schools for my kids. I don't miss the humid summers.
Delivery? Or Digiorno?
I don't think "The South" and "Better schools" go together ever.. unless you make a sentence like "I left the South to send my kids to better schools".