Pizza Pizza

[ChuckD]

Square cut, strip cut, radial cut, or anything in between -- I'd eat that pizza.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

As a devout pizzaphile I'm just going to THI every post in this thread. Even the Domino's and Little Caesars. That shit still hits in a pinch. I've been getting mine from Panino's Pizza at Halsted and Waveland lately. It's titballs. Nothing special and gourmet about it just good ingredients and the grilled calamari made me cum a drop. I took my entire family to Chicago's on Lincoln and whatever the fuck when they were in town last month and they all agreed it was the best deep dish pizza they'd ever had. But what the fuck do we know? Long live this baddass thread. 

[InternetApex]

As a devout pizzaphile I'm just going to THI every post in this thread. Even the Domino's and Little Caesars. That shit still hits in a pinch. I've been getting mine from Panino's Pizza at Halsted and Waveland lately. It's titballs. Nothing special and gourmet about it just good ingredients and the grilled calamari made me cum a drop. I took my entire family to Chicago's on Lincoln and whatever the fuck when they were in town last month and they all agreed it was the best deep dish pizza they'd ever had. But what the fuck do we know? Long live this baddass thread. 

I'm weird and gross.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

As a devout pizzaphile I'm just going to THI every post in this thread. Even the Domino's and Little Caesars. That shit still hits in a pinch. I've been getting mine from Panino's Pizza at Halsted and Waveland lately. It's titballs. Nothing special and gourmet about it just good ingredients and the grilled calamari made me cum a drop. I took my entire family to Chicago's on Lincoln and whatever the fuck when they were in town last month and they all agreed it was the best deep dish pizza they'd ever had. But what the fuck do we know? Long live this baddass thread. 

I was actually validating.  The line about the cheap-assed pizza calls to mind the old forknut of pizza being like blow jobs even when it's bad it's good.

I'm weird and gross.

[PenFoe]

As a devout pizzaphile I'm just going to THI every post in this thread. Even the Domino's and Little Caesars. That shit still hits in a pinch. I've been getting mine from Panino's Pizza at Halsted and Waveland lately. It's titballs. Nothing special and gourmet about it just good ingredients and the grilled calamari made me cum a drop. I took my entire family to Chicago's on Lincoln and whatever the fuck when they were in town last month and they all agreed it was the best deep dish pizza they'd ever had. But what the fuck do we know? Long live this baddass thread. 

I was actually validating.  The line about the cheap-assed pizza calls to mind the old forknut of pizza being like blow jobs even when it's bad it's good.

I'm weird and gross.

Loor and I are very impressed.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

As a devout pizzaphile I'm just going to THI every post in this thread. Even the Domino's and Little Caesars. That shit still hits in a pinch. I've been getting mine from Panino's Pizza at Halsted and Waveland lately. It's titballs. Nothing special and gourmet about it just good ingredients and the grilled calamari made me cum a drop. I took my entire family to Chicago's on Lincoln and whatever the fuck when they were in town last month and they all agreed it was the best deep dish pizza they'd ever had. But what the fuck do we know? Long live this baddass thread. 

I was actually validating.  The line about the cheap-assed pizza calls to mind the old forknut of pizza being like blow jobs even when it's bad it's good.

I'm weird and gross.

Loor and I are very impressed.

Wow.  That was like right on que...

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

But seriously...pizza in any form rules.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

I'm coming up for the hockey game at Soldier Field and was thinking about hitting Burt's. Is that worth a special trip, and assuming it is, is it recommended to call a day in advance or two?

Also, the stuff they call pizza here in Ohio sucks balls.

Never been, heard great things.  I believe it's order-ahead-but-dine-in or at least DON'T show up without a "reservation".  But I've heard great things about the pizza.

Reservations are definitely mandatory (that is: not just super duper recommended, but required), as is ordering ahead.

Empty tables or no, Burt will turn you away at the door if you don't have a reso. (He may well even direct you directly into the arms of the Pequod's right around the corner, where you'll find some pretty damn similar pizza.)

But the pizza is good, and probably worth the hassle. And, honestly, if you have the time to plan ahead, the order-ahead thing actually makes the experience better. Your pizza should be ready shortly after you sit down, as opposed to Pequod's (or any number of other places) where you might wait 30 minutes to an hour for a table and then another 45+ minutes for your pizza.

Burt has had health issues lately and he closed the restaurant for a few weeks in the early Fall. When you call ahead, let the phone ring multiple times: they have no auto-attendant or answering machine or hot receptionist. You're getting Burt or his wife. When they've decided they've done enough for the day, they'll leave the phone off the hook.

It is a short walk from the Morton Grove Metra station, but in winter weather, just drive up.

Looks like the phone will be staying off the hook for good.

Shame.  Not ever having patronized Burt's will prove to be one of my greatest regrets in life.

[Brownie]

I'm coming up for the hockey game at Soldier Field and was thinking about hitting Burt's. Is that worth a special trip, and assuming it is, is it recommended to call a day in advance or two?

Also, the stuff they call pizza here in Ohio sucks balls.

Never been, heard great things.  I believe it's order-ahead-but-dine-in or at least DON'T show up without a "reservation".  But I've heard great things about the pizza.

Reservations are definitely mandatory (that is: not just super duper recommended, but required), as is ordering ahead.

Empty tables or no, Burt will turn you away at the door if you don't have a reso. (He may well even direct you directly into the arms of the Pequod's right around the corner, where you'll find some pretty damn similar pizza.)

But the pizza is good, and probably worth the hassle. And, honestly, if you have the time to plan ahead, the order-ahead thing actually makes the experience better. Your pizza should be ready shortly after you sit down, as opposed to Pequod's (or any number of other places) where you might wait 30 minutes to an hour for a table and then another 45+ minutes for your pizza.

Burt has had health issues lately and he closed the restaurant for a few weeks in the early Fall. When you call ahead, let the phone ring multiple times: they have no auto-attendant or answering machine or hot receptionist. You're getting Burt or his wife. When they've decided they've done enough for the day, they'll leave the phone off the hook.

It is a short walk from the Morton Grove Metra station, but in winter weather, just drive up.

Looks like the phone will be staying off the hook for good.

Shame.  Not ever having patronized Burt's will prove to be one of my greatest regrets in life.

I liked Burt's, but trust me, you're capable of far larger regrets.

[Bonk]

I'm coming up for the hockey game at Soldier Field and was thinking about hitting Burt's. Is that worth a special trip, and assuming it is, is it recommended to call a day in advance or two?

Also, the stuff they call pizza here in Ohio sucks balls.

Never been, heard great things.  I believe it's order-ahead-but-dine-in or at least DON'T show up without a "reservation".  But I've heard great things about the pizza.

Reservations are definitely mandatory (that is: not just super duper recommended, but required), as is ordering ahead.

Empty tables or no, Burt will turn you away at the door if you don't have a reso. (He may well even direct you directly into the arms of the Pequod's right around the corner, where you'll find some pretty damn similar pizza.)

But the pizza is good, and probably worth the hassle. And, honestly, if you have the time to plan ahead, the order-ahead thing actually makes the experience better. Your pizza should be ready shortly after you sit down, as opposed to Pequod's (or any number of other places) where you might wait 30 minutes to an hour for a table and then another 45+ minutes for your pizza.

Burt has had health issues lately and he closed the restaurant for a few weeks in the early Fall. When you call ahead, let the phone ring multiple times: they have no auto-attendant or answering machine or hot receptionist. You're getting Burt or his wife. When they've decided they've done enough for the day, they'll leave the phone off the hook.

It is a short walk from the Morton Grove Metra station, but in winter weather, just drive up.

Looks like the phone will be staying off the hook for good.

Shame.  Not ever having patronized Burt's will prove to be one of my greatest regrets in life.

I liked Burt's, but trust me, you're capable of far larger regrets.

Burt Katz has passed away.

http://patch.com/illinois/evanston/s/fq336/burt-katz-owner-of-burts-place-pizzeria-in-morton-grove-dies?utm_source=alert-breakingnews&utm_medium=email&utm_term=obituaries&utm_campaign=alert

[J. Walter Weatherman]

RV's future business partner...

http://ktla.com/2016/04/29/pizzeria-creates-pizza-box-made-out-of-pizza/

It's a pizza lover's dream come true — a pizza box made out of 100 percent pizza.

Vinnie's Pizzeria in Brooklyn unveiled "the pizza box pizza" Wednesday on social media. It's a traditional New York-style pepperoni pie surrounded by a square pizza that serves as the "pizza box."

"No waste, 100% pizza and 100% delicious," the pizza parlor wrote one Twitter.

This wasn't the first time Berthiaume and Vinnie's Pizzeria made headlines. He created a pizza on top of a pizza last year that became a viral sensation.

[R-V]

RV's future business partner...

http://ktla.com/2016/04/29/pizzeria-creates-pizza-box-made-out-of-pizza/

It's a pizza lover's dream come true — a pizza box made out of 100 percent pizza.

Vinnie's Pizzeria in Brooklyn unveiled "the pizza box pizza" Wednesday on social media. It's a traditional New York-style pepperoni pie surrounded by a square pizza that serves as the "pizza box."

"No waste, 100% pizza and 100% delicious," the pizza parlor wrote one Twitter.

This wasn't the first time Berthiaume and Vinnie's Pizzeria made headlines. He created a pizza on top of a pizza last year that became a viral sensation.

And it'll get some nice extra dirt seasoning from sitting in the trunk of the delivery guy's Geo Tracker.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

RV's future business partner...

http://ktla.com/2016/04/29/pizzeria-creates-pizza-box-made-out-of-pizza/

It's a pizza lover's dream come true — a pizza box made out of 100 percent pizza.

Vinnie's Pizzeria in Brooklyn unveiled "the pizza box pizza" Wednesday on social media. It's a traditional New York-style pepperoni pie surrounded by a square pizza that serves as the "pizza box."

"No waste, 100% pizza and 100% delicious," the pizza parlor wrote one Twitter.

This wasn't the first time Berthiaume and Vinnie's Pizzeria made headlines. He created a pizza on top of a pizza last year that became a viral sensation.

And it'll get some nice extra dirt seasoning from sitting in the trunk of the delivery guy's Geo Tracker.

Yeah I was thinking about that...the word "sanitary" doesn't exactly leap to mind when considering that thing.

[Quality Start Machine]

RV's future business partner...

http://ktla.com/2016/04/29/pizzeria-creates-pizza-box-made-out-of-pizza/

It's a pizza lover's dream come true — a pizza box made out of 100 percent pizza.

Vinnie's Pizzeria in Brooklyn unveiled "the pizza box pizza" Wednesday on social media. It's a traditional New York-style pepperoni pie surrounded by a square pizza that serves as the "pizza box."

"No waste, 100% pizza and 100% delicious," the pizza parlor wrote one Twitter.

This wasn't the first time Berthiaume and Vinnie's Pizzeria made headlines. He created a pizza on top of a pizza last year that became a viral sensation.

And it'll get some nice extra dirt seasoning from sitting in the trunk of the delivery guy's Geo Tracker.

Yeah I was thinking about that...the word "sanitary" doesn't exactly leap to mind when considering that thing.

Of course this asshole is in Williamsburg.

[Slaky]

RV's future business partner...

http://ktla.com/2016/04/29/pizzeria-creates-pizza-box-made-out-of-pizza/

It's a pizza lover's dream come true — a pizza box made out of 100 percent pizza.

Vinnie's Pizzeria in Brooklyn unveiled "the pizza box pizza" Wednesday on social media. It's a traditional New York-style pepperoni pie surrounded by a square pizza that serves as the "pizza box."

"No waste, 100% pizza and 100% delicious," the pizza parlor wrote one Twitter.

This wasn't the first time Berthiaume and Vinnie's Pizzeria made headlines. He created a pizza on top of a pizza last year that became a viral sensation.

And it'll get some nice extra dirt seasoning from sitting in the trunk of the delivery guy's Geo Tracker.

Yeah I was thinking about that...the word "sanitary" doesn't exactly leap to mind when considering that thing.

Of course this asshole is in Williamsburg New York.

Same shit, different shovel'd.