New York Za vs. New Haven Za [SPLIT]

• #60 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 02 Sep, 2005 15:32
• sorry spacey, that was not directed to you, dont know why i took your quote rather than the others talkin smack.
  
  

  Quote from: Spacey

  When the breakfast comes back to Chicago, you will have to point me in the right direction of this pizza. Cool?

  
  absolutely man.
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• #61 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 02 Sep, 2005 15:34
• LOL
  
  as you know, I was just teasing.
  
  I am SER though about taking me to the best Chicago Pizza joint.
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• #62 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 02 Sep, 2005 15:37
• if theres a better one i dont know about it.
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• #63 Reply
  Posted by Wolfman on 04 Sep, 2005 10:30
• I\'ve been to 3 of Chicago\'s big, fancy pizza restaurants and they were all fantastic.  I didn\'t go to Uno\'s because I figured I could get that anywhere, gotta check out the independents.  I\'m not sure I would take any of the Chicago restaurants over New Haven, but it\'s hard to say when you eat them weeks apart and the styles are so different.  Comparing Chicago deep dish with New Haven brick-oven thin crust is like comparing The Breakfast with The Slip.  It\'s the same thing, but the styles are so different that it\'s almost not worth your time comparing them.  Bottom line though, Chicago is worthy of much respect for their pizza, and anyone who goes there should have "eat at independent pizza restaurant" high on their priority list.
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• #64 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 05 Sep, 2005 00:12
• Quote from: Wolfman

  I\'ve been to 3 of Chicago\'s big, fancy pizza restaurants and they were all fantastic.  I didn\'t go to Uno\'s because I figured I could get that anywhere, gotta check out the independents.  I\'m not sure I would take any of the Chicago restaurants over New Haven, but it\'s hard to say when you eat them weeks apart and the styles are so different.  Comparing Chicago deep dish with New Haven brick-oven thin crust is like comparing The Breakfast with The Slip.  It\'s the same thing, but the styles are so different that it\'s almost not worth your time comparing them.  Bottom line though, Chicago is worthy of much respect for their pizza, and anyone who goes there should have "eat at independent pizza restaurant" high on their priority list.

  
  good way of puttin it.
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