I'm hungry....what should I eat?

DiGiorno kinda sucks. The pest pizza I've had was in Addison, TX. Serious. Pastazio's.

There might be better, but that's the best I've had thus far.
 
Yeah I enjoyed that Pastazio's, but I'm much more a fan of California style pizzas. I'm sure it was top of the line for whatever style it was though.

edit: New York Style
 
:lol: david was everything you had HERE the best you ever had? pastazio's was ok. i mean, it was quite tasty, but i've had better.
 
Well, see Cara, what we have here is an area that isn't that creative with food. Hamburgers are ok, but not far out unless you count very few places, and there *is* a good pizza place here called Poor Richard's Pizza, but Pastazios had a bit more spicy zip to it I like. I don't like CA style pizza, I consider it bland, and I never had Pizza my Heart that I remember, Glenn.
 
NL, come to Italy sometime and we'll eat pizza every fuckin' day. They're usually around 5 or 6 euros per pizza, so it's not too expensive. It's so good it'll make you wanna slap yer mama. Also, pizzas here are a little smaller I think than in the states. Usually 1 pizza per person. They're about a foot and a half in diameter.

Then there are the gigantic pizzas in some places...literally two feet and some change wide.

The best pizza is in the south, though.
 
NL, come to Italy sometime and we'll eat pizza every fuckin' day. They're usually around 5 or 6 euros per pizza, so it's not too expensive. It's so good it'll make you wanna slap yer mama. Also, pizzas here are a little smaller I think than in the states. Usually 1 pizza per person. They're about a foot and a half in diameter.

Then there are the gigantic pizzas in some places...literally two feet and some change wide.

The best pizza is in the south, though.

She's such a bitch, I should for good measure anyway.
 
How are the pizzas in the US now? Is it still a lot of bread? Here the crust is very thin and crisp so you can put more toppings on it and actually taste the pizza, not fill up on bread.
 
We have all types of possible pizzas. The number of individual pizza places here in the US is a mathematical power I don't feel like working out.
 
We had a place called Johnny's pizza back in the day that was fuckin' great. I think it's only a Louisiana and maybe east Texas thing. Haven't had it in years; it may be complete shit by now. I just remember the "sweep the kitchen" pizza that had all the toppings on it. Greasy fun.