Orrex
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Wed Dec-31-08 06:42 PM
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If you're in western PA and have to choose between Pizza Joe's and Mr. Pizza |
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Go with the latter.
Trust me.
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miss_american_pie
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Wed Dec-31-08 08:37 PM
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If you're in Western PA swing by my house, and we'll go to Mandy's. :hi:
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Orrex
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Wed Dec-31-08 09:41 PM
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3. Wait a minute... Weren't you a stripper in Pittsburgh? |
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I seem to remember hearing that from a reliable source, a while back...
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ThomCat
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Wed Dec-31-08 08:50 PM
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2. Damn. Bad pizza really sucks. |
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Come here.
I have one of the best NY neighborhood pizza joints in my neighborhood. And the pizza place that has repeatedly won the competition for best pizza in the US is also near me. Come here and we'll go out for real pizza.
:hi:
Bring friends, especially if they're DUers. :)
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Wed Dec-31-08 10:43 PM
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4. Let me guess. Is it Ray's pizza? |
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I hear that Ray's is the most popular joint in town.:sarcasm:
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ThomCat
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Wed Dec-31-08 11:25 PM
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5. Ray's pizza is for tourists. |
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I don't think I've ever eaten there. :P
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Thu Jan-01-09 02:39 AM
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16. Really, which one? I hear there are no less than 5 Ray's Pizza's in NY proper. |
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Thu Jan-01-09 03:28 AM
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:shrug:
I've eaten at a few Ray-Bari Pizza locations a few times, but that's because I know the Bari family. But they're not directly connected with Ray's Pizza. I'm not sure about the history and how they got the "Ray" in their name originally. But that's the closest I've ever come to the typical Ray's pizza.
There are thousands of small family owned pizza joints in this city, and those are usually the places to go.
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Thu Jan-01-09 12:37 AM
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Edited on Thu Jan-01-09 12:37 AM by ikhor
"Pizza is a lot like sex, when it's bad, it's still pretty good."
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Thu Jan-01-09 01:06 AM
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12. I have never agreed with that. |
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:(
Bad pizza is not even food. :puke:
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Thu Jan-01-09 12:38 AM
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7. I'd go to eastern PA and stuff myself on ring bologna and chocolate malteds. |
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Thu Jan-01-09 12:39 AM
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8. In my family, ring bologna can be substituted for eucharist |
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I'm from eastern PA but haven't been there in years.
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Thu Jan-01-09 12:54 AM
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9. Western PA pizza sucks, also. |
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My folks are from there and it is just average.
So there are a brazilian pittsburgh pies?
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Orrex
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Thu Jan-01-09 12:56 AM
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10. The aforementioned Mr. Pizza is actually quite good, and it reheats well |
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But early this afternoon I called to see how late they were open tonight, and I was told 5:00.
So at 4:15 I called to place my order, and the guy on the phone said they were closed.
"I thought you were open until five," I protested.
"We, uh, got a lot of orders," said the guy, "and we closed."
So we had to settle for Pizza Joe's. In a competition between two pizza joints, Pizza Joe's comes in a distant fourth.
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Thu Jan-01-09 01:32 AM
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14. So you are admitting you are spending time in Western PA?? |
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Either that or you are visiting western PA.
Or a brazilian other excuses!
:hi:
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Thu Jan-01-09 01:00 AM
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11. I'd forget the pizza and go to Primanti's. |
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Thu Jan-01-09 01:32 AM
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13. Not a fan of cole slaw |
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Also, Pittsburgh is about an hour away.
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Thu Jan-01-09 02:14 AM
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15. I'm a native Pittsburgher, |
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and I eat my Primanti's without the coleslaw ('course, I have an excuse, my stomach just can't deal with it).
Also, being an hour out of Pittsburgh ain't an excuse. I know of at least one restaurant that far from the city. :P
I gotta admit, I've lived in Pittsburgh my whole life (aside from college in central Ohio), and I don't think I've heard of either of those pizza places. Try asking a native if you want great pizza. :hi:
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Thu Jan-01-09 09:15 AM
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18. No Primanti's this far north of the city |
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And I've had pizza from that place in Dormont that's supposed to be the divine essence of pizza, and I was underwhelmed.
Mr. Pizza is just fine, thanks! :hi:
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