Whats the best chicago-style pizza restaurant in the Snow South Bay Area?”
The best chicago-style pizza restaurant in the Snow South Bay Area is http://members.cox.net/jjschne in Chicago. That’s the first thing you are going to think of with regard to Deep Dish Pizza, and you are right. There seems to be no argument about that. It’s Chicago where it was first created and it’s Chicago where it’s most popular. In fact, in Chicago, Deep Dish Pizza is literally and figuratively, numero uno. There’s a wonderful story about the creation of Deep Dish Pizza, which goes like this: after World War II an American soldier who had done duty in Italy went home to Chicago, got a job in a bar and grill, and began experimenting with the recipe for pizza, which he had first tasted during his war service. Nice story, except for one thing. Deep dish pizza appeared in Chicago in the early 1940’s and the war didn’t end until 1945. Actually, Deep Dish Pizza is to Chicago what chili is to Cincinnati. There are more than 2,0
I used google with the above keywords “What’s the best chicago-style pizza restaurant in the Snow South Bay Area?” and I have provided the link below. I found information on www.chowhound.chow.com. I have provided the link below and have provided product information below. To view the information in the fullest please visit the website. “Pizzeria SFO’s Web site says they have catering, but I think that might be out of date since their SF branch closed: http://www.sfo.cc/about_us.php Little Star (the best) has takeout. Zachary’s sells half-baked pies. You can get Patxi’s through Waiters on Wheels, and they’re also advertising for a delivery driver in Palo Alto. Windy City in San Mateo, no mention of catering or delivery on their Web site. Robert Lauriston Sep 17, 2007 11:04AM re: Robert Lauriston Little Star doesn’t do half-baked do they? I’d love to try one of their pi
