--What is the absolute BEST pizza you recall eating?

[|Zach|]

Originally Posted by Bwana

The Miners Saloon in Cooke City, Montana make some pizza that will rock your world. If you're ever going into Yellowstone that way, it's worth the stop.

Cool picture.

[Bewbies]

Lombardi's in New York is pretty awesome. Love Varasano's here in Atlanta. There's also a place here called Antico that won a best pizza in the world contest over in Italy. Need to try that one too.

If you're looking for great places to try, or how to make a great (read world class) pizza at home enjoy this:
http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htm#GreatPizzerias

[Nzoner]

In 1988 there was a movie made called Mystic Pizza and in 1991 I had the opportunity to visit there with a slogan of a slice of heaven,they weren't kidding.

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by Bewbies

Lombardi's in New York is pretty awesome.

When I was in NYC a couple of years ago, I was disappointed that I couldn't eat there. I am more of deep dish fan but it would have been cool to try "real" New York pizza.

When I was a kid, my favorite pizza place was Gallucci's over on the coast. They had amazing pizza. Unfortunately, they pretty much sucked the last couple of times I ate there.

When we were eating pizza regularly, it was almost always Papa Murphy's. Their Gourmet Vegetarian was excellent, though, with the white sauce, not really "pizza" in my book.

Now, I only eat pizza we make at home.

[hometeam]

Kostakis in Coumbia MO.

Big chunks of garlic, chicken, and alfredo.. mmmmm

Now im thinking about it. I want it. Might have to make the trip tonight now. Damn you CP!

[Stewie]

Poppy's Pizza in Estes Park, Colorado. Amazing pizza. Unfortunately, my favorite pizza there is $30 for a large.

[Micjones]

Sarpino's or D'Bronx.

[alpha_omega]

Bearno's Little Sicily in Louisville.

[HemiEd]

Nothing has ever tasted as good as the first large ground beef, that I bought at one of the original Pizza huts, back in the 60s with my own money. The Carney's made a great pizza.

But my preference here in Chicago, is Lou Malnati's Pizzaria.


We don't eat a lot of pizza anymore, but when we order delivery, it is from Amatos or Rosatis.

Both are outstanding.

[DBoweShow]

I have a couple. River City Brewery in down town Wichita makes an amazing buffalo chicken pizza. And then I went to Pitt St. and Wheat State Pizza makes a pretty good pizza for being a chain.

[Fishpicker]

Boriello Bros Pizza in Colorado Springs. NY style.

[Fire Me Boy!]

There are three that always stick out in my mind, and it's difficult to say any is better than the other, simply because they are all very different from one another.

Anticos in Atlanta
G&D's in Columbia, MO
Pizza Glen in Clinton, MO

[gblowfish]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

There are three that always stick out in my mind, and it's difficult to say any is better than the other, simply because they are all very different from one another.

Anticos in Atlanta
G&D's in Columbia, MO
Pizza Glen in Clinton, MO

Heh...G&D in Columbia. We used to call it "Goat and Dog." They also served dirt cheap steaks. You could get a small steak, potato and lettuce salad for like six bucks back in the 1980s.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

Heh...G&D in Columbia. We used to call it "Goat and Dog." They also served dirt cheap steaks. You could get a small steak, potato and lettuce salad for like six bucks back in the 1980s.

Heh. My dad told me that story ages ago. However, this is at their pizza joint on Stadium and Broadway(?), not the old steak location. Good stuff!

[gblowfish]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

Heh. My dad told me that story ages ago. However, this is at their pizza joint on Stadium and Broadway(?), not the old steak location. Good stuff!

Looks like they still do both!
http://www.gdpizzasteak.com/