Word of advice for those who reply to this. An unwritten rule for pizza lovers. When trying a new pizza place. Always get plain cheese the first time. The sauce is the most important part of a really good pizza.
I liked the crust & sauce of Roundtable Pizza in California.
Pizza Hut has had seasonal/regional pizzas which are amazing.
There is a barbecue pizza they have which is good, but they are locally on the ropes (no close restaurant now).
Little Caesar's ham-and-pineapple has mutated into "slices of Canadian bacon"-and-pineapple. Not bad for the price.
I prefer hand-tossed; to me, pizza is sort of a hot, open-faced sandwich, so the bread (crust) is important. Thin is too thin, deep-dish is often very greasy. (The grease factor--among others--is also why I don't get pepperoni.)
Not a chain, besides my mom's home made I like a small place in town that have $7,00 large pizza. Perfect to get when I have to use my allowance to get it. I'm boring, only pepperoni lol
@Hannahjay14 don't forget the breadsticks as well with the Salad. That does sound like a good pizza.Sounds like a wonderful male. I add some spices and maybe some more cheese to my pizzas
I'm a toppings gal, really...thin or thick? Hmmmm.....really, I don't mind. Prefer the authentic Italian thin Pizzas, but enjoy stuffed with cheese too...
...just so long as there's mushrooms and peppers on them, then I'm pretty content!
Papa John's Meats Pizza with the Alfredo Sauce, maybe switching around their meats a bit and making sure I get their spicy sausage instead of normal Italian sausage.
In general for topping depends on the place. If they're a greasy pizza like say Pizza Hut, then avoid the meats and go for the veggies (because I don't like overload of grease) but if it's not a greasy pizza, then get the meats.
There are local places, but they're all crazy high with their prices and most don't have many places to park, and on a busy street.
Tried to get a Deep Dish once and the waiter warned us it would be about 60 to 90 minutes to get one, and we decided to order different stuff.
The only time I use to get pizza from one of the big 4 was when my gf at the time was a delivery driver for dominoes, whenever they weren't busy she would order me a pizza and deliver it, we'd have some fun then she'd go back to work, nowadays I get my pizza from a drive-thru that's just a couple miles up the road from me, they only offer a thick crust and I usually get it with pepperoni, sausage, and jalapeños
I relocated from Nebraska where I preferred a local place to Florida and I struggled to find a pizza place I enjoyed here. After significate research, taste tests and a lot of cardboard pizza I can say Rositi's Meat Mania is my go to pizza. Thin crust.
@Snb4ever I've tried at least 10+ places in this area and I can say definitively that Rosatis is hands down my favorite.
It has been a long time since I've had Domino's so I can't really say but I can say that some of the pizza's I tried would have been beat by a frozen pizza bought at Walmart. It was shocking they are still in business.
My favorite pizzeria has been closed for some time and I don't know any else. So I prefer to buy dough and put on my own toppings or buy a whole frozen pizza. The ones in the restaurants are nowadays overpriced anyway.
i love supreme pizza's but at a local place i am not sure of the name of its a BBQ Chicken pizza with onions, cilantro, chicken, bacon and i add garlic too
@Snb4ever Detroit style is a square pie with a thicker, crunchy buttery crust, heavy on cheese and sauce on top. Buddy’s in Detroit is probably the best known of that style.
i typically have three places me and my family LOVE for pizzas, Little Caesars for a good doughy and yummy pizza, Morretties (SP) for a good thin crust and usually go with a BBQ chicken pizza personally, LASTLY i go to Pequads for a chicago style deep dish pizza!
friend makes amazing crust and we make our own. otherwise I like going to the MOD ranch dressing instead of tomato sauce, Chick and bacon and artichoke hearts. a raspberry vinergerette on top when its done.
Oooh, well chain pizzas are for game day or movie night. Stone fire margarita pizzas are for restaurants and nights out. I love them both, but basically count them as two different foods.
I found a new good pizza place by me that's in a gas station. It opened up only 14 months ago. Has delicious pizza and while waiting for pizza, you can get gas to kill time if you need gas.
@Snb4ever I use to eat pizza but was gross out when I saw the fat turn rock hard. So I tried to avoid now. But todays ago I had two slices of pizza broke my vow.
@Beautyisamonstrosity what fat turned rock hard. Why are you using fat on or for your pizza. I've never met anyone who didn't eat pizza. I can see if you dont eat gluten but that's why there's cauliflower crust. You cant tell the difference.