Someone wrote: >Seeking delicious pizza in Chicago on the far north side, >like near 5600 N and the lake, Andersonville, etc. >Any recommendations??? Try Barry's Spot, on Broadway at Ardmore or thereabouts (about 5700 N), for terrific stuffed pizza--Chicago's best, IMO. The thin crust is less marvelous, but doable. And they have dollar pitchers of Old Style. Ken
Chicago, IL
Seeking delicious pizza far north Chicago
Daniel D. wrote: > > Someone wrote: > : On the flip side of the coin, does anyone else think that Gino's > : restaurants really suck (at least the suburban ones I have been to). > : Awful pizza, skimpy, burnt appetizers, prices on the high end. I always > : thought Gino's was supposed to be worthy competition to, say, > : Giordano's. Surprise, surprise (and this after two different visits to > : two different locations). > > My family took me to Ginos East for my 14th birthday many years ago (well, over > a decade). I loathed it, it was the worst deep dish from a "reputable" place I > had ever had. > > Never been back. > > Everybody has a favorite. For me, it's Lou Malnati's. I love that crust. > > -- > -- > Daniel G. Drumm > [email removed] - PGP Key via WWW > http://www.tezcat.com/drmm Lou Malnati's rules!!! later Josh Tsui
Someone wrote: : On the flip side of the coin, does anyone else think that Gino's : restaurants really suck (at least the suburban ones I have been to). : Awful pizza, skimpy, burnt appetizers, prices on the high end. I always : thought Gino's was supposed to be worthy competition to, say, : Giordano's. Surprise, surprise (and this after two different visits to : two different locations). My family took me to Ginos East for my 14th birthday many years ago (well, over a decade). I loathed it, it was the worst deep dish from a "reputable" place I had ever had. Never been back. Everybody has a favorite. For me, it's Lou Malnati's. I love that crust.