Does South Jersey not have a real pizza shop. Maybe those two are the only place you can get Chicago Style in NJ
Really Derek? Papa John and Domino's?
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- Ethan Morton the only one with any morals. "Deep dish" isn't pizza.
- Regarding Derek.....kids now a days just want everything quick and delivered.
- Just another reason we're better than all these backwoods Midwest schools. They actually like that crap.
Simpson making freshman mistakes. Find a real pizza spot my man
Morton knows what's up
Morton knows what's up
They asked him about deep dish, and it's probably his first time in Chicago and hasn't had a chance to try it out there. He might not have a local place that makes deep dish, or it might just not be something he orders.
When we lived in Cincinnati for a short while, Papa John's was our go to pizza. The garlic dipping sauce was addictive. For seafood, the Outback Steak House was our go to. This was like 28 years ago, and choices were limited in Cincinnati.
Derek's just kidding - it's his secret plan to get all the real pizza places in NJ to hit him up for some NIL!
Maybe I was too optimistic. I took his comment to mean that the only places he’s seen it were at Domino’s and Papa Johns and it was just alright, ie, it’s not as good as NJ thin crust
I did a business trip to Cincinnati years ago. I remembere it being a boring city.
Lived in Chi-town environs for a couple of years and don’t see the big deal…. Too much dough…. Now NY and specifically Brooklyn? Yeah baby!
Sadly, they don’t really “get it” here in Texas….
Sadly, they don’t really “get it” here in Texas….
Mark Twain was correct about Cincinnati:
There was a heavy metal club called Annie's near the river. It got flooded out and closed in 2009. The most popular night was Disco Night, and that was in 1995.
I see Annie's has been reborn.
"Annie's was Cincinnati's home for iconic heavy metal and hard-rock acts. Think Metallica, Pantera, David Lee Roth and Ronnie James Dio."
Annie’s is back with a new name, new attitude
Annie’s was a place to see hard-rock acts like Metallica and David Lee Roth; plus country, rock, reggae and rap. Riverfront Live is bring that back.
www.cincinnati.com
Mark Twain was correct about Cincinnati:
There was a heavy metal club called Annie's near the river. It got flooded out and closed in 2009. The most popular night was Disco Night, and that was in 1995.
I see Annie's has been reborn.
"Annie's was Cincinnati's home for iconic heavy metal and hard-rock acts. Think Metallica, Pantera, David Lee Roth and Ronnie James Dio."
Annie’s is back with a new name, new attitude
Annie’s was a place to see hard-rock acts like Metallica and David Lee Roth; plus country, rock, reggae and rap. Riverfront Live is bring that back.www.cincinnati.com
We need to see these guys.
That's how I took his comment as well. He's too polite to say that deep dish pizza is terrible. But anyone who's had good NJ pizza knows that "alright pizza from Domino's or Papa John's" means terrible.
Me three.
Derek knows.
Clearly just naming the only places that will serve that slop.
Good kid trying to be polite.
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It’s important that deep dish pizza exists.
Very easy litmus test that tells you who you can trust.
It’s important that deep dish pizza exists.
Very easy litmus test that tells you who you can trust.
Lived in Chicago for 4 years in the late 70s. I do love the deep dish pizza, it's different. But Jersey pizza is still the best.
