'23 MI QB Dante Moore (Greek Spaghetti Transfer)

[Cackalacky2.0]

Any one want to go in with me? I got a solid plan to open up a a Detroit style pizzeria in Philly called “Jabronis” that specializes in a variety of Philly cheesesteak pizzas

 

[Cackalacky2.0]

 

[notredomer23]

 

[IrishLion]

Any one want to go in with me? I got a solid plan to open up a a Detroit style pizzeria in Philly called “Jabronis” that specializes in a variety of Philly cheesesteak pizzas

I would follow you into the Mists of Avalon with business ideas like that

 

[ND4LIFE]

Oh, why not! Toss me an original boxed totino's and tickle my nugget purse until the LSD sees the streetlights coming on.

 

[Kingbish01]

10 best pizza places I've had, in no order. Would score these all above a 9.0 out of 10 on my pizza rankings.

DeNino's of Staten Island
Di Fara of Brooklyn
Sally's in New Haven, CT
Frank Pepe in New Haven, CT
Adrienne's square slice on Stone Street in Manhattan
John's of Bleeker in Manhattan
Pete and Elda's in Neptune, NJ (Bar Pie)
Vic's of Bradley Beach, NJ (Bar Pie)
Lee's on Staten Island (Bar Pie)
L&B Spumoni Garden square Sicilian in Brooklyn

New Haven, CT is the best pizza-city in the USA.

Di Fara in Brooklyn was hands down my fave pizza of all time. I haven't had it since Dom died, but I use to ride the subway for an hour to get it. 3-4 hour ordeal (lived on 36th and 3rd) and I did it once a month when I lived in NYC.

 

[dublinirish]

Buddy’s smacks. A Detroit native college buddy of mine recommended it and I gotta say that’s nearly as good as any pizza you’ll find anywhere

reps, its definitely worth a visit. their ranch dressing is so watery though.

 

[FOTY977]

Any one want to go in with me? I got a solid plan to open up a a Detroit style pizzeria in Philly called “Jabronis” that specializes in a variety of Philly cheesesteak pizzas

Is this our NIL platform?

 

[dublinirish]

Greater Cincy has seen a boom in pickle pizza... ranch sauce base with pickles and cheese baked over top.

I haven't felt the calling to try it yet lol.

f'n degenerates

 

[kzoondfi]

Grew up in the Northeast. The best pizza is always [insert local place where you would go after basketball practice or pickup and bring home—almost never delivery because it’s not worth the delivery fee being so close by]’s Pizza. They always had the loud ass fan that sounded like a jet engine you could hear from the outside, smell the dough before you walked in, green and pink neon lights around all of the windows, had faded pictures of Italy on the walls, and a staff that barely spoke English. Don’t forget the little ceramic fat man holding up a pie in a chef’s hat. Bonus points if they served a Buffalo chicken or penne vodka pizza. Their wings were probably pretty good too, but you’d only ever get those for the super bowl.

Having transplanted to Chicago…Pequod’s is the move. Pub style thin crust cut into squares is just okay.

Went to Pequods over the summer and agree. Pizza was great and the local hole in the wall atmosphere that I appreciate.

 

[SouthSideChiDomer]

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

I would follow you into the Mists of Avalon with business ideas like that

This reference hahaha, damn it Lion, I'm belly laughing.

 

[stlnd01]

Grew up in the Northeast. The best pizza is always [insert local place where you would go after basketball practice or pickup and bring home—almost never delivery because it’s not worth the delivery fee being so close by]’s Pizza. They always had the loud ass fan that sounded like a jet engine you could hear from the outside, smell the dough before you walked in, green and pink neon lights around all of the windows, had faded pictures of Italy on the walls, and a staff that barely spoke English. Don’t forget the little ceramic fat man holding up a pie in a chef’s hat. Bonus points if they served a Buffalo chicken or penne vodka pizza. Their wings were probably pretty good too, but you’d only ever get those for the super bowl.

Having transplanted to Chicago…Pequod’s is the move. Pub style thin crust cut into squares is just okay.

I dunno about Pequods but the rest of this all remains true.

 

[FDNYIrish1]

Di Fara in Brooklyn was hands down my fave pizza of all time. I haven't had it since Dom died, but I use to ride the subway for an hour to get it. 3-4 hour ordeal (lived on 36th and 3rd) and I did it once a month when I lived in NYC.

It was an experience watching him make a pie. Took forever but Dom was a legend. The olive oil and rusty scissor cutting the basil at the end was awesome. Haven’t had it since he passed but hopefully his kids learned something and don’t cut corners.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Any one want to go in with me? I got a solid plan to open up a a Detroit style pizzeria in Philly called “Jabronis” that specializes in a variety of Philly cheesesteak pizzas

 

[Cackalacky2.0]

Imagine after they grow up. Holy fuck.

 

[Irish#1]

Imagine after they grow up. Holy fuck.

Imagine the guy that marries her!

 

[ndcoltsfan2010]

I lived in Naples. ITALY. The birthplace of pizza with all natural ingredients!!! I lived there for nearly 4 years and miss the pizza 🍕!!

 

[ACamp1900]

I lived in Naples. ITALY. The birthplace of pizza with all natural ingredients!!! I lived there for nearly 4 years and miss the pizza 🍕!!

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

 

[Rack Em]

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

ACamp woke up and chose violence today....

Hot takes already: he hates dogs (see What Grinds Your Gears thread) and he thinks Italian food is overrated.

 

[ACamp1900]

 

[ACamp1900]

ACamp woke up and chose violence today....

Hot takes already: he hates dogs (see What Grinds Your Gears thread) and he knows Italian food is overrated.

Korean food for the win. Two birds, one stone.

 

[ACamp1900]

Y'all can have your mayo and sour cream-loving wives and your fifty variations of pasta and red sauce... I'm over here living every day in flavor town.

 

[arndtjc]

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

I’m sorry but outside a giant cut of prime rib, a chicken parm cutlet the size of my head with some white sauce mostaccioli is one of the best meals on the planet

 

[ACamp1900]

I’m sorry but outside a giant cut of prime rib, a chicken parm cutlet the size of my head with some white sauce mostaccioli is one of the best meals on the planet

 

[ACamp1900]

If I’m totally honest. I could go the rest of my life never having Italian food ever again (aside from pizza) and I don’t think I’d ever crave it or feel I’m missing out

 

[StPaul_Irish]

I’m sorry but outside a giant cut of prime rib, a chicken parm cutlet the size of my head with some white sauce mostaccioli is one of the best meals on the planet

BIG Chicken Parm guy here

 

[GATTACA!]

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

 

[FWIrish4]

It's def different than what we made it here. I've been to Naples too and there is a pretty authentic spot in my neighborhood... I legit love it and I'm not all that obsessed with pizza if I'm honest. Hell, Italian food in general to me is massively overrated. Anyway, I do love a really good Naples-style pizza.

Alright the 25% Italian in me is now upset