where can I get a good pizza .... not puffy crust franchise junk??? thin or deep dish with out the puffy dough?? any help.............
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Have you ever tried Mottzi's on Court Street?
They make their pizzas homemade.......Me and my husband love their pizza and wings. The food is great but he needs to work on his waiting staff...give them a try
They make their pizzas homemade.......Me and my husband love their pizza and wings. The food is great but he needs to work on his waiting staff...give them a try
Stephano's in Sheffield.
Chicago Cafe on Mobile Plaza
Hey, I forgot to come back here & tell y'all that I tried that pizza at Chicago Cafe that CP mentioned. Someone recommended it on another thread.
It's not as good as the pizza in Chicago, but then that would have been a tall order really. BUT, it was delicious & I really like the owner. My husband and I had a great time swapping stories with him. The one I had was a thin crust, deep dish with everything.
It's not as good as the pizza in Chicago, but then that would have been a tall order really. BUT, it was delicious & I really like the owner. My husband and I had a great time swapping stories with him. The one I had was a thin crust, deep dish with everything.
DIGORINO!
Chicago Cafe!!! The calzone is my favorite
quote:Originally posted by _Joy_:
Hey, I forgot to come back here & tell y'all that I tried that pizza at Chicago Cafe that CP mentioned. Someone recommended it on another thread.
It's not as good as the pizza in Chicago, but then that would have been a tall order really. BUT, it was delicious & I really like the owner. My husband and I had a great time swapping stories with him. The one I had was a thin crust, deep dish with everything.
He's a little pricey is he ? He has great hot dogs , I just felt like he charges too much for a small hot dog. Seem like it was $3.50 or more.
quote:Originally posted by TOAD HOLLOW:
He's a little pricey is he ? He has great hot dogs , I just felt like he charges too much for a small hot dog. Seem like it was $3.50 or more.
My husband ate there every other day when he first got here. I don't remember him complaining about pricing, but then he had it straight like the owner recommended and not so southern style. Got to pay attention to pricing next time I'm in there.
The food is a great and I love that it isn't a corporate biz. It's getting harder and harder to find non-corporate places. Hard for them to stick around without community support.
Tony's Little Italy at Providence, off of 72, in Huntsville.
Where is this Chicago cafe?
On Mobile Plaza in downtown Florence (the brick street).quote:Originally posted by Taciturn:
Where is this Chicago cafe?
They've only had it on the menu a short time, but Brinley Bros. in downtown Florence makes a killer pizza! It's a little on the pricey side, but the pizzas are gigantic. Enough to feed a small army. They are absolutely delicious, and I'm picky about my pizza.
The Rigazza Italiana in Tuscumbia USED to have a Chicken Alfredo pizza to DIE for! Sadly, it is no longer there. I am unimpressed by its 'successor'....
Digornio
I tried chicago cafe..wow pretty good stuff .I had a chicago hot dog for 2.50 tax included .it was great..... brought home a large (real) sausage pizza and wow I was impressed.. ( 10.00) so Im sold Thanks,also I guess he has alot of music on friday nights on the street/sidewalk anyway thanks ya'll
quote:Originally posted by TOAD HOLLOW:quote:Originally posted by _Joy_:
Hey, I forgot to come back here & tell y'all that I tried that pizza at Chicago Cafe that CP mentioned. Someone recommended it on another thread.
It's not as good as the pizza in Chicago, but then that would have been a tall order really. BUT, it was delicious & I really like the owner. My husband and I had a great time swapping stories with him. The one I had was a thin crust, deep dish with everything.
He's a little pricey is he ? He has great hot dogs , I just felt like he charges too much for a small hot dog. Seem like it was $3.50 or more.
I don't think the pizza is pricey for what you are getting. Two people, well two of me anyway, could have split a small one & left full. Now, I haven't tried the hot dogs yet. I look forward to trying a brats next...like those better than hot dogs.
Glad you enjoyed it, new to town!!
Joy, I'm quite sure that "new to town" enjoyed Chicago Cafe...read the recent posts by NTT and see if you come to the conclusion that I do. I mean come on, if you own (or have a strong personal interest in) a restaurant just come on here and say so. I'd appreciate that more than someone who "poses" as someone wanting to know about pizza, acts as if he/she recently tried Chicago Cafe, but has posts leading back to August in which he/she touted Chicago Cafe (even listing which bands were playing) on numerous threads.
I think "new to town" who formerly had other names is utilizing just another way to promote business!
I think "new to town" who formerly had other names is utilizing just another way to promote business!
Even so 2pennies, it's good food.
The coffee shop around the corner has an awesome chicken salad as well...
The coffee shop around the corner has an awesome chicken salad as well...
Ian...
The food might indeed be good but if it speaks for itself then why create a post to promote one's business and hide behind the post???
The food might indeed be good but if it speaks for itself then why create a post to promote one's business and hide behind the post???