Chicago Vs New York The Pizza Debate
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NYC. Best place = Arturo's on Houston. Thin crust and brick oven-baked. The best I've ever had (including Italy).0
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Chicago. Love the deep dish.
I'm the same way.
Giordano's
Best pizza in the city.
Agreed, my fave joint.0 -
knife n fork vs fold with fingers
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Pizza is win no matter where it's from.0
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I'm surprised so many Chicago pizza fans like Giordano's. It's all about the Lou Malnati's...get the butter crust with sausage and green peppers, yum!
I think you know what my answer is
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This might get ugly...
I am from New York but
LOVE a Chicago deep dish style pizza with a really big thick crust!:blushing: 0 -
I personally hold the opinion that both are delicious...
That being said, I don't consider Chicago style "pizza" as pizza. True pizza, like that served at John's, Lombardi's, or Patsy's in NY, is cooked in an extremely high oven for a very, very short amount of time, and has a extremely thin crust. Chicago style pizza is an entirely different thing entirely than what pizza was created as. Just because they have the same ingredients doesn't make them the same thing. Is a taco the same thing as a enchilada because they both have filled tortillas and cheese? Nope. Why does it have to apply to pizza.
But again, they are both delicious.0 -
I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment that Chicago pizza isn't pizza. It seems more like a pie or stew. Pizza shouldn't need to be eaten with a knife/fork.
By the way, tacos, burritos, enchiladas, gorditas all seem the same to me.0 -
I personally hold the opinion that both are delicious...
That being said, I don't consider Chicago style "pizza" as pizza. True pizza, like that served at John's, Lombardi's, or Patsy's in NY, is cooked in an extremely high oven for a very, very short amount of time, and has a extremely thin crust. Chicago style pizza is an entirely different thing entirely than what pizza was created as. Just because they have the same ingredients doesn't make them the same thing. Is a taco the same thing as a enchilada because they both have filled tortillas and cheese? Nope. Why does it have to apply to pizza.
But again, they are both delicious.
Yeah, after going to Italy in HS, I realized "pizza" is american.
Cheese on a flour "potato chip" is no my idea of pizza. As part of our trip we got to make a pizza at a local pizzeria in Rome, and they looked like at us like we were nuts for what we put on the pizzas. I tried pizza at several places on our trip, but the one I made myself blew away any of the others I tried.0 -
1. St. Louis
2. New York
3. Chicago
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Both. It's like comparing apples to oranges. They are so different, I personally don't think it has to be a choice.0
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There is no debate Chicago makes thick pizza pies and NY sells pizza the way pizza should be.0
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This might get ugly...
I am from New York but LOVE a Chicago deep dish style pizza with a really big thick crust!:blushing:
A woman after my own heart..0 -
Chicago. Love the deep dish.
I'm the same way.
Giordano's
Best pizza in the city.
I agree!
I also favor Pizzeria Uno0 -
As far as store bought pizza, I'd say Brooklyn style. But the best pizza I ever had was my mom's. She is a first generation American whose parents were from Italy. I don't know what you would classify hers as, but I have never, in any restaurant, had pizza as good as hers. Oh damn ... I'm getting hungry just thinking about it!0
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From my photo you can guess where I'm from. Chicago Pizza, in all forms, is delicious. But I'm more of a thin crust guy. And even 'thin crust' can be broken down into several different categories. I think NY style is its own category. And you dont have to go to NY to get it, just go to Sbarro.
Oh, and GO BEARS!0 -
Chicago all the way! But Giordano's and Lou Malnati's are way overrated!
Best places in Chicago for pizza are Villa Palermo, JB Alberto's, Gigio's, Piece, and Nancy's.0 -
They both suck!
Minsky's and Fun House rule! KCMO!0 -
Chicago all the way! But Giordano's and Lou Malnati's are way overrated!
Best places in Chicago for pizza are Villa Palermo, JB Alberto's, Gigio's, Piece, and Nancy's.
JB ALBERTO'S!!! YESS!!!0 -
Favorite Chicago Pizza place?
New York Pizza place??
This place called Vinny's in my neighborhood.
You're not in Carroll Gardens, are you? (though, logically, in NYC there are a million 'Vinny's Pizzeria')0 -
From my photo you can guess where I'm from. Chicago Pizza, in all forms, is delicious. But I'm more of a thin crust guy. And even 'thin crust' can be broken down into several different categories. I think NY style is its own category. And you dont have to go to NY to get it, just go to Sbarro.
Oh, and GO BEARS!
SACRILEGIOUS! If you want *real* New York Style (which really makes no sense to me... it's just Pizza...but I'm from NY) then you must have it here... I've been a lot of places... that call themselves making 'NY Style Pizza'... painful at best... and yeah, I know some people say it's like sex... even if it's bad, it's good... NO! NO! *raps you in the nose with a paper* Cut It Out! Bad pizza is JUST PLAIN BAD. Nothing redeeming about it... And if you think NY Style pizza has a super thin crust... then you're not having real NY pizza... trust.0 -
Thin.
Coalfire Pizza in Chicago.
Done is several minutes.0 -
Father & Sons Pizza is my favorite! Best thin crust pizza in the city!0
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Anything from PA, NY, NJ or DE is far superior to anything anywhere else & I wish they delivered to Reno. The "pizza" out here on the west coast is foul beyond reason :sick:0
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two completely different foods. not comparable. i love them both equally. 0
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Anything from PA, NY, NJ or DE is far superior to anything anywhere else & I wish they delivered to Reno. The "pizza" out here on the west coast is foul beyond reason :sick:
^^ This all day long.0 -
Chicago. Anyone who thinks otherwise has never eaten pizza in New York and eaten pizza in Chicago. They are just voting for the style they prefer. IMHO.
Home Run Inn, a chain with many locations.
Vito and Nick's, on the Southside.0 -
Is there really any bad pizza?0
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Is there really any bad pizza?
YES! Any & ALL pizza on the west coast is vomit-inducing! I mean who the hell puts artichoke hearts on a friggin' pizza?!?!?!0 -
Chicago. Love the deep dish.
I'm the same way.
Giordano's
Best pizza in the city.
^this.0
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