We make all of ours from scratch.

UNO's deep dish

Pizza Orgasmica in San Francisco (motto: "We never fake it")

It's VERY good pizza and I've never even heard of a pizza joint with a better name ... LOL

If I have to eat chain pizza...I prefer Round Table. And preferably the Lincoln Ave. Round Table in Willow Glen. It is privatley owned and they use better ingredients than the chain establishments...mighty fine pie

When I want really goos pizza...Angelos Italian Restaurant...lil hole in the wall Italian joint down the street. Great pizza! The crust is perfect. If not there Grande Pizzaria Restaurante Downtown SJ.

Great..now Im hungry...

I grew up in Yonkers, NY and then the family moved upstate to Putnam County. Being so close to the Pizza capital fo the world, I never had "chain" pizza until I went away to college in Upstate NY. Chain pizza sucks.

I now live in Rochester, NY and still can not find decent pizza - I am a pizza snob. First thing I do when I visit my parents is pick up a couple of large pies.

Thanks

js

why are pizza and sex so much alike? When its good....it's good! And when it's bad....it's still pretty good! Ya gonna eat it no matta what! Fahget aboout it! Rocky, guido, get these guys out a here!

Noo Yawk alright?

mmm, Sorrentos gets my vote...

Not that big on Pizza Hut, but I did try their buffalo chicken pizza... that was pretty darn good.

I prefer the little bar down the road.

I HATE Vocellis(formerly Pizza Outlet). Papa Johns is OK. Pizza hut good but pricey.

Around here I eat a good number of Pappa Murphy's Pizza. They are a small chain around the Bay Area (maybe more) that is a take and bake pizza, so they have no heating bill (which is the biggest cost for pizza. 10 minutes after getting home, I have fresh, hot pizza with lots of cheese! There are also a bunch of small pizza houses around that are in my coupon book so I'll go to where ever I have a 50% off coupon, LOL!

As for chains, Round Table is on top of my list, but they got no good coupons, heheheeee.

Dominos is almost ok, but only if it is Free and Hot.

Keith: Papa Murphy's is a national chain.

Here in Cincy the 'local' is LaRosa's. Now local means Greater Cincinnati, Dayton and maybe beyond now, but to me it annihilates any chain with the possible exception of Donato's. I can't stand Papa John's, Domino's and Pizza Hut.

This doesn't include Pizzeria Uno. Chicago-Style Deep Dish done correctly is da bomb. Particularly with a good Samuel Smith's.

In Kansas City I like Minsky's, but I had to come to terms with it being a Cornhusker bar.

The Dish is great when you want thick 'zza