NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2001 07:45:35 PST Organization: Excite@Home - The Leader in Broadband http://home.com/faster Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu chi.eats:8942 Try the thin-crust pan pizza from Gullivers. It's great. I also recommend JB's Alberto on Morse ave for thin crust. lisa C. wrote: > Laura M. wrote: > > > > > Having lived in a part of Hyde Park where the only > > > delivery options were Domino's, PH, Giordiano's (not on a > > college budget, and > > > not past midnight) or a place called Cholie's (BAD IDEA).. > > Domino's quickly > > > rose on my list. > > > > The Pizza Hut on Howard won't even deliver to my > > neighborhood (mixed blessing??). I've tried Leona's and > > from now on I'll stick to the main dishes (ok) and not the > > pizza (ketchup on a cracker). Besides the Giordanos on > > Sheridan are there other east Rodger's Park options, anyone? > > for thin crust, i've not had a lot of luck thus far, but i like > gulliver's (on howard st.) pan pizza. > > lisa
Chicago, IL
Bad pizza (Re: Pizza hut pizza)
NNTP-Posting-Date: 8 Feb 2001 21:09:16 GMT User-Agent: slrn/0.9.6.3 (FreeBSD) Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu chi.eats:8948 Someone wrote: >Hello, Laura, you said > >>The Pizza Hut on Howard won't even deliver to my >>neighborhood (mixed blessing??). I've tried Leona's and >>from now on I'll stick to the main dishes (ok) and not the >>pizza (ketchup on a cracker). Besides the Giordanos on >>Sheridan are there other east Rodger's Park options, anyone? > >Is Carmen's gone? And if you want the good stuff, I would think Gullivers >would deliver there. And JB Alberto's certainly would, and definitely beats >the chains or Giordano's IMHO. Carmen's is still ensconced in the Loyola "L" stop block, and does deliver. Yum. (773) 465-1700. Gulliver's delivers to Newgard & Devon, though I can't speak to their pizza -- I'm addicted to their Philly Cheesesteak and Potato Skins, myself (and ruefully miss their Vesuvio Melt sandwich -- heart attack on a bun). (773) 338-2166. JB Alberto's is excellent pizza fare. I like their thin crust just fine, but enjoy the decadence of their double deck pizza (essentially, two pizzas, one on top of the other, baked -- the inner crust is gooier and makes for good eatin'). (773) 338-7117. When I want *thin crust* (and I do mean thin), I order from Calo's on Clark. They do pizzas up to the "full posse" size, and cut it into the dozens of cheesy rectangles associated with good greasy thin crust. (I can't remember Calo's number off the top of my head.) Hope this helps in the great pizza search! --Jeff Scaring himself with phone number instant recall
I recommend Barnabys for the best thin crust. Although they vary a little by store. The one in Schaumburg is great! lisa cohen wrote: > > Laura M. wrote: > > > > > Having lived in a part of Hyde Park where the only > > > delivery options were Domino's, PH, Giordiano's (not on a > > college budget, and > > > not past midnight) or a place called Cholie's (BAD IDEA).. > > Domino's quickly > > > rose on my list. > > > > The Pizza Hut on Howard won't even deliver to my > > neighborhood (mixed blessing??). I've tried Leona's and > > from now on I'll stick to the main dishes (ok) and not the > > pizza (ketchup on a cracker). Besides the Giordanos on > > Sheridan are there other east Rodger's Park options, anyone? > > for thin crust, i've not had a lot of luck thus far, but i like > gulliver's (on howard st.) pan pizza. > > lisa