Crust: Thick or Thin:

[sledhaulingmedic]

As an off shoot from the Favorite Pizza toppings thread What your preference, think or thin?

Vote and move on, or debate it until the cows come home.

(Guess you can't edit polls..)

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

My pick is thin..I see a little east coast bias though..we'll see who prevails..Pizza Uno thin and California Pizza kitchen thin along with Mac and Mancos in Ocean City NJ hits the bomb spot..ya heard...

 

[SkiDork]

thick

 

[cbcbd]

I like bread. thick

 

[severine]

Ummm... depends on my mood.

I know, women.

 

[Greg]

Thin, all the way. New Haven style pizza rules it.

 

[marcski]

Now when you say thick..are you talking sicilian or deep dish thick or just not thin crust?

 

[montvm]

Thick- Siciallia's on Federal Hill in Providence
Then- Caserta's On the Hill in Providence

Two best pizza's i have ever encountered.

 

[wa-loaf]

I moved out of Providence a couple of years ago and the only thing I miss is the pizza from Fellini's.

 

[montvm]

I moved out of Providence a couple of years ago and the only thing I miss is the pizza from Fellini's.

Where is Fellini's? Never heard of them.

I also forgot to mention Joseph's grilled pizza on atwells ave!

 

[wa-loaf]

Where is Fellini's? Never heard of them.

Wickenden St. http://fellinipizzeria.com/

 

[Hawkshot99]

The thicker the better!!!!!

 

[Terry]

The thicker the better for me!

 

[sledhaulingmedic]

Now when you say thick..are you talking sicilian or deep dish thick or just not thin crust?

Yes.

 

[ccskier]

Depends on the toppings. Roni is good on thin crust.

 

[Bumpsis]

Good pizza in Boston?

I've been living in Boston for over 20 years now and I have yet to find a pizzeria that I really like.
I don't really care for the thin crust style pizza which seems to be the predominat style around here.

Also, so many local shops in the various Boston neighbourhoods are ran by Greeks and these folks really don't know didly squat about how to make a quality product. They all must be using the same suppliers (like Cisco foods) because the pizza is the exactly the same crap wheather I go to Olympic Pizza in Hyde Park or some joint out in Melrose.

Does anyone make good pizza in Boston?

 

[wa-loaf]

Does anyone make good pizza in Boston?

Have you tried the North End? And ya Greeks can't do pizza.

 

[MarkC]

Thin all the way. I miss good pizza. Anybody know where to get a decent slice in DC?

 

[ComeBackMudPuddles]

If it doesn't have a thin crust, it's not pizza. It's bread sticks with toppings. Not necessarily a bad thing, just not pizza.

 

[sledhaulingmedic]

I've been living in Boston for over 20 years now and I have yet to find a pizzeria that I really like.
I don't really care for the thin crust style pizza which seems to be the predominat style around here.

Also, so many local shops in the various Boston neighbourhoods are ran by Greeks and these folks really don't know didly squat about how to make a quality product. They all must be using the same suppliers (like Cisco foods) because the pizza is the exactly the same crap wheather I go to Olympic Pizza in Hyde Park or some joint out in Melrose.

Does anyone make good pizza in Boston?

Santarpio's (Look to your right as you exit the Callahan Tunnel.)

I don't know what happened to the link display. Santarpio's