What's the best pizza in Portland?

Welcome to our community

Be a part of something great, join today!

Register Log in

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 1 (members: 0, guests: 1)
I would put freschetta frozen pizza above Papa Murphy's and Little Caesars by far.
 
Apizza Scholls, and it is not even close. The Pizza there is some of the best in the country, including NY. Most of these other places mentioned are... meh.... OK. There is a reason people are willing to wait an hour for Apizza. It is not only the best pizza place in Portland, it is flat out one of the best RESTAURANTS in Portland.

For those Shakeys/Pietros fans out there, try Fultano's next time you are in Cannon Beach... I think they have other coastal outlets as well. Like stepping back in time!
 
Romanski said:
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.
Click to expand...

haha.. that's kind of what I was thinking. I mean, it's not terrible pizza but the "best pizza" in Portland? C'mon now. Try some of the local places out there.
 
RayDavies said:
For those Shakeys/Pietros fans out there, try Fultano's next time you are in Cannon Beach... I think they have other coastal outlets as well. Like stepping back in time!
Click to expand...

Also, Papa Pete's Pizza in Castle Rock, WA, just off the freeway.
 
BLAZER PROPHET said:
Clearly, you've never been there.
Click to expand...

wrong i have and i will never go back. someone told me that there crust was ther best ever. I thought the whole slice sucked. just my opinion! and yes there was smelly hippy stoners working there playing giutar.
 
ODENISGOD said:
wrong i have and i will never go back. someone told me that there crust was ther best ever. I thought the whole slice sucked. just my opinion! and yes there was smelly hippy stoners working there playing giutar.
Click to expand...

Well, I've been to 2 of them and the crust was excellent. I especially like the way they brush garlic butter on the crust before & after it's baked. Yum! I've taken 5 or 6 people and it's now their #1 place for pizza. Nice places to hand out as well.

Anyway, I suppose it's all a matter of preference, but I also like to take a Red Baron pizza from the store and add some cheese & meat to it and it works pretty well in a pinch for a good football game.
 
I think I'm gonna try Moonpies in Milwaukie. Anyone been there?
 
HCP said:
Took my wife there on our first date back in the day. She had to pay, because my card was declined!
Click to expand...

Wow, she must have been so impressed! I guess she'd been looking for a guy with a non-working credit card?

barfo
 
Haven't bought pizza in Portland in over a decade, but DeNicolas and Old Town were good back then.

For chains Pizza Hut or one of the take-home Papas (Aldo, Murphy, John).

Abby's in Bend is good, as is Ponderosa pizza in La Pine.
 
There was a place at 39th and Powell back in the day (late 70s) which started with a "P" I think, and they cut their pizzas into little parallelograms instead of slices. Anyone know what I'm talking about? Damn I miss that pizza.

barfo
 
julianos in the couve is the best pizza i've ever had. the flying pie is a close second. i also support the blind onion and their dough made daily by sunrise bagels.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top