Old School pizza in Olympia, Washington.

Indeed. Oh, I dunno, if you have kids it's a good cheap place for the kiddies, but for Mom and Dad - hell no....

Tiny little pizzeria about three blocks from the Vatican. No idea what the street name was, it was raining and cold on Dec 23, the city was crawling with people in the city for Christmas Eve and Christmas mass. It was amazing.

Fun House (in the KC area) and Shakespeare's (in Columbia) seem similar to me. I'm not really a fan of either, which is probably an unpopular opinion.

Minsky's is probably my top choice around here.

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I'd like to eat pizza with buzz.

Thanks man, I would share a pie with you any day.

Thread inspired me to have Waldo pizza yesterday. So delicious.

I've still never been to Waldo Pizza.
I've been wanting to go for years now, but it always escapes me when the wife and I are trying to think of some place to go eat.

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We're getting an Urban Bricks pizza joint this year. Anyone ever had that?

Deep Dish: Lou Malnati's in Chicago

Thin Crust: Parisi's in Denver

We rarely eat a deep dish, but when we do, it's when someone is visiting and it's Pequod's. Not the greatest pic, but after you've waited an hour+ for it and elbowed your way to the pick up station, ain't nobody got time for posing.

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I was suprised by the thin crust pizza from Walmart. The bacon was really tasty. The sausage and pepperoni was okay needed to lose the sausage and just be thin pep. I was not expecting what i got for sure. Their other crust flat ass sucks.

They get a lot of the "overrated" label, but I love Minsky's.

For thin NY styler in KC, gotta be Johnny Jo's. Grinders and D'Bronx are solid too.

Very jealous you get this whenever you want. Rather that pizza over any crabcake I've devoured here in Northern Baltimore the past 4 years.