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Old 10-12-2009, 03:28 AM
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Mawoods, your husband has the right attitude. I'm pretty sure Sarge's Dad would also agree.
Agreed....I want real pizza...None in No. Alabama!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Obviously youve never had a slice in NYC.
Or Chicago.
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Obviously youve never had a slice in NYC.
Obviously you're mistaken I grew up in NYC so I know my pizza.

But come on folks, arguing about who has good pizza is like arguing about who has the best hot dogs. You can't make them that much better, and you can't really screw it up that badly...
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Old 10-12-2009, 09:09 PM
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and you can't really screw it up that badly...
Sure about that ???

Many times I wonder how much worse it can get with pizza in this area.
Every time I think I've seen the worse pizza, I see aother one even more worse.
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Old 10-12-2009, 09:41 PM
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Chicago vs NY vs whatever. It's PIZZA. I've been to both and sure, they each have some fine pizza places. But my favorite pizza is still from Beau Jo's in Colorado: Colorado Pizza Restaurants|Colorado Pizza Parlours

Anyway, for the Huntsville area, I think Joe Carlucci makes a fabulous pie over at Tortora's in Hampton Cove. Hey, and they even serve some decent beer on draft there too.
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Chicago vs NY vs whatever. It's PIZZA. I've been to both and sure, they each have some fine pizza places. But my favorite pizza is still from Beau Jo's in Colorado: Colorado Pizza Restaurants|Colorado Pizza Parlours

Anyway, for the Huntsville area, I think Joe Carlucci makes a fabulous pie over at Tortora's in Hampton Cove. Hey, and they even serve some decent beer on draft there too.

I've had Beau Jo's - been a few years, but that was pretty good. Best for me now: Modern Pizza in New Haven.

Joe's in my top 5 for sure.
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Sure about that ???

Many times I wonder how much worse it can get with pizza in this area.
Every time I think I've seen the worse pizza, I see aother one even more worse.
Come to Fayetteville, TN...they're plumbing new depths where pizza is concerned.
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How about Tommy's at Bridge Street? We enjoy their pizza a lot. Great service every time we go there and you can see the lagoon from the seats outside... nice spot to relax.
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Somebody in Decatur is trying to open a Chicago-style pizza place: Decatur's Historic Bank Street Is Coming Back To Life - WHNT
I'm not holding my breath.
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I'm not a big Deep Dish guy, but I wish them luck.
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