Chicagos' # 1 wooohoo

[clavefa]

Yes we lost the superbowl... but we have the title of the biggest % of binge drinkers

 

[spudmaster34]

wooohooo

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

It's the home of Pizzeria Uno, so I salute it.

 

[dangnewt]

It also has the best architecture of any big city in the US. Great buildings from every era seem to be on every corner downtown.

 

[clavefa]

Bob Lee (QSC) It's the home of Pizzeria Uno, so I salute it.

I'm a thin crust lover myself

It also has the best architecture of any big city in the US. Great buildings from every era seem to be on every corner downtown.

One of my favorite things about this city.

 

[IotaNet]

I'm a thin crust lover myself

That's what I'm talking about!

Connies
Home Run Inn
Beggars

... now THAT'S Chicago-style pizza!!!

 

[clavefa]

That's what I'm talking about!

Connies
Home Run Inn
Beggars

... now THAT'S Chicago-style pizza!!!

so many:

Dagostinos
Father & Son's
Leonas

 

[jive1]

so many:

Dagostinos
Father & Son's
Leonas

I'm a South Sider, so it's Palermo's for me.

 

[Ray Holt]

Bah, the best pizza anywhere is in NY

 

[tr68gt]

Bah, the best pizza anywhere is in NY

You only say that because you've probably never had an authentic "Chicago Pizza"

 

[tr68gt]

There is a place here that advertised "Chicago Style Pizza", and I doubted it till I had one. It immediately took me back to when I was growing up there. I've had "NY Style" here that New Yorkers said was the real deal. I'll stick with my "Chicago Pizza" any day.

Different strokes I guess

 

[Michael Jewels]

Bah, the best pizza anywhere is in NY

+1 to the above!

Thank you, Ray.

Mike

 

[clavefa]

+1 to the above!

Thank you, Ray.

Mike

sure you're from Famous Rays. right?

 

[jive1]

Bah, the best pizza anywhere is in NY

If you're into floppy, soggie pies.

Chicago style pizza is much like the city. Strong, sturdy, flavorful and satisfying.

 

[jive1]

sure you're from Famous Rays. right?

I'd rather have Sweet Baby Ray's

 

[excane]

Bah, the best pizza anywhere is in NY

I'll just add in another +1000 to that, thank you.

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

I'm a thin crust lover myself

I love thin crust, too. If you ever get to New Haven, Connecticut, check out Sally's, Pepe's, Modern Apizza, and some of the other classic wood-fired thin-crust pizza places.

I don't like many thick-crust pizzas (usually too doughy), but I make a big exception for Uno's and others like it. Maybe they use a generous amount of olive oil in the dough or something.

 

[DrMWP]

Lou Malnati's and Gino's East!!!!

Don't even get me started on hot dogs.....

 

[clavefa]

DrMWP Lou Malnati's and Gino's East!!!!

Don't even get me started on hot dogs.....

I prefer Malnati's deep dish to all the others.

And dogs OMG, jimmy's on pulaski, Big Al's on Lake st.
the wieners circle on clark, demon dogs on fullerton, i digress.

Bob Lee (QSC) Quote:
Originally Posted by clavefa
I'm a thin crust lover myself

I love thin crust, too. If you ever get to New Haven, Connecticut, check out Sally's, Pepe's, Modern Apizza, and some of the other classic wood-fired thin-crust pizza places.

Pizza DOC on Lawrence is wood ovens REALLY italian style.

 

[DrMWP]

For dogs....
Murphy's on Belmont!!!!
Portillo's (and the beef sandwiches....OMG)