What's the best pizza in Portland?

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chris_in_pdx said:
Personally, I think that city is a festering cesspool of humanity that might we well served by a biological plague or two.
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I used to live there and I think that it is a fantastic place to visit - but not a great place to live.

Like everything in life - NY has it's pluses and minuses. The Pizza is a plus there, however.
 
used to LOVE the Hawaiian Pizza at Homecourt Pizza in Murrayhill.

Hot Lips is good as is escape from NY. Wanna try Apizza.
 
There is a tie.
American Dream- NE 47th and Glisan
and
Denicola's-SE 35th and Powell

Both off the hook!!!!!!
 
chris_in_pdx said:
New Yorkers think that anything and everything begins and ends in New York, and that the rest of the world is just jealous of them.

Personally, I think that city is a festering cesspool of humanity that might we well served by a biological plague or two.
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As opposed to those nuclear or chemical plagues? :)
 
BrianFromWA said:
As opposed to those nuclear or chemical plagues? :)
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Genetically engineered plagues. Genetic engineering is the new nukes, in terms of scares.

But wait for those nanobot plagues...
 
Hot Lips is the greenest operating pizza joint in the state. All locally grown veggies, delivery on bike or smart cars, reuses the heat generated from the ovens for hot water, ect.
 
I'd love to see a one-on-one pizza challenge between Flying Pie and Juliano's in Vancouver.

Kings of the mass proportions! :cheers:
 
Fez said:
Hot Lips is the greenest operating pizza joint in the state. All locally grown veggies, delivery on bike or smart cars, reuses the heat generated from the ovens for hot water, ect.
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that is a plus.
ps it is etc as in et cetera
 
chris_in_pdx said:
New Yorkers think that anything and everything begins and ends in New York, and that the rest of the world is just jealous of them.

Personally, I think that city is a festering cesspool of humanity that might we well served by a biological plague or two.
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what a ignorant comment, grow up chris!
 
the best pizza outside of NY is a place called the bronx pizza in san diego
 
ODENISGOD said:
the best pizza outside of NY is a place called the bronx pizza in san diego
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I completely agree. I loved that place when I lived down there. It's a bit of a drive from where I lived (La Jolla), but definitely amazing pizza.
 
Personally I think the best value is Papa Murphy's.
 
And if any of you ever go down to Sunriver you should try Blondie's!
 
Minstrel said:
Do they still exist? I really liked Little Caesars pizza as a kid. I haven't seen one around in years.

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There's one in Tigard. One in Hillsboro. I think there's a couple others too.
 
I can't believe there's no love for Pizza Hut in here ...

Anyway, I like Rocco's, Escape is good, but I got burned out on it when I used to live 5 blocks away, also Bella Faccia on NE Alberta is pretty damn good.
 
Nikolokolus said:
I can't believe there's no love for Pizza Hut in here ...

Anyway, I like Rocco's, Escape is good, but I got burned out on it when I used to live 5 blocks away, also Bella Faccia on NE Alberta is pretty damn good.
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pizza hut isn't real pizza. that's like saying mcdonalds is real hamburgs
 
If you like a meaty pizza... get a miss piggy from flying pie. TONIGHT!


I haven't gone to most of the places mentioned here. But little ceasers??? really?? That's like broke college kid pizza. Eatable but not something I prefer.

Round table is pretty dank for the mid range price. They always have coupons so its usually not to unreasonable. And the 6.99 lunch buffet is awesome.

Papa Murphy's for sure if you're going to stay home and eat.
 
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