Pizza

[Firedog]

Ok when you get off the water from a hard days fishing what is your favorite Pizza restaurant. I would Say Amalfis and American Dream since they are close by my house. ALso have to say Giuseppe's out in Gresham.

[otter]

Ponderosa Pizza in La Pine
Summer at the lakes :grin:

[24 on/ 48 off]

Nonna Emilias in Aloha! Yummy!

--spud-- :smile:

[Pete]

If I have to buy it, Pizzacata ... but I much prefer to make it myself. Pick up some pre-made dough, roll it out, brush it with olive oil and put it on the BBQ grill. Then I flip it over, throw on some sauce, whatever else and cheese and it is great! At least as fast as any restaurant and way better!

[Spooled]

I have to agree with Marty on Giuseppe's in Gresham. Also Flying Pie on 72nd & Stark.

Westside, Nonna's, Ernesto's, or Giovanni's in Beaverton are all good.

Is there bad pizza?

[dogfishboy]

McMenamins' Kennedy School for a pie, suds and a flick. :smile:

[Mrdorkfish]

firedog.... Amalfi's ???? :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :grin: I eat up there WAY more than i should....I know most in the kitchen very well and NEVERget a bad pizza up there.... Oh no....you made me hungry and it's Monday...They are closed :depressed: Sometime this week....Oh if you saw the amount of garlic they put in that sauce ! I even used to make them myself.... Really !

Mrdorkfish

[BigSpinner]

Nonna Emilias in Aloha is a great pie, after a long day of cold rain and no fish it hits the spot.

FISH HARD WORK EASY!

[Chris Nordling]

Antonio's on Mcgloughlin gets my call. Great other Italian dishes too, including a great calzone.

This is my option only if a fresh salmon/steelie is not available :grin: :grin:

Chris

~Team U.S.A. ~

[Firedog]

Mrdorkfish I grew up three blocks from Amalfis, I love the pizza there and like you said I have never had a bad one and have been eating them for a long time. This thread made me hungry so I had to have American dream tonight :smile: flying pie is good also and it is also close to home.

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[hawgcatcher]

The best pizza I have had is in a little italian pizza place in downtown Wheeler. I do not remember the name of it but the pizza was the best I have eaten in many a year. It is the only pizza place in Wheeler so you can't miss.

Gosh I wish they had delivery to Forest Grove. Jennie what is the place's name?

[24 on/ 48 off]

Ninas! Great place!

--spud-- :smile:

[SandySteel]

Flying Pie pizza on Stark in Portland. Without a doubt one of the best pies in the metro area.

[wiser]

For you Pizza lovers, Flying Pie is building a new store in Gresham. It is being built near the Goodwill store on Burnside and Main Street in Gresham. Best of luck to Ty in his new endeaver. For those in Southwest there is another Flying Pie out near Lake Oswego.

[markus THE RAIDER]

Gales Creek pizza on the way for me...excellent pizza...great atmosphere. :tongue:

[Cutter]

When I'm in the Longview area Brunno's oh man that's good pizza, stacked high with pepperoni. Around here Nona's.

[finclipped]

I have to vote for Giuseppe's in Gresham also. Don't just limit yourselve's to Pizza. They make a fantastic Calazone (sp).

For Southern Oregon-Roseburg in particular, Its got to be Abby's Pizza. Pepperoni thin crust. :tongue:

[FM2]

Nona Emilias in Aloha, by far the best, order one of their pizza's and you can feed a boat load of fishermen and still have left overs. Those pizza's must weigh 37 lbs. :shocked: :grin:

[Crabby 2]

What constitutes a great pizza? Is it heavenly taste or toppings piled high and so thick that they drip and ooze? My vote for heavenly taste would be PIZZICATO. Unfortunately,if I just sniff a pizza I gain several pounds! I have to speed past PIZZICATOS. I haven't heard anyone mention Smokeys in Orchards. That used to be the rage for us on weekends. We used to go to Vancouver just for their pizza and beer. It's hard to beat the local cuisine these days.

Dale

[CATCH AND EAT]

Its not delivery, its DeGerno's.. Flying Pie pizza gets my vote. Denacola's is pretty good to.

[On a mission]

For you fisherman that ever get to Salem its Padingtons. Its awsom.

[Bob Barthlow]

on the drive home to selah from the gorge it would have to be Renos pizza in goldendale,they have better thin crust pizza than anywhere in yakima.also if we hit early limits at the klick,drano or wind river we can hit their lunch buffet,pizza,salad bar,broasted chicken,etc.....at a great price $5.95......great stuff...... :smile: :smile:

[Phish_on]

Another vote for Flying Pie. There's one in SW ?? I'll be checking that out.

Giovanni's too -- used to go to the one by McLaughlin & Tacoma, 'til it turned into a @@ bar or an overpass or something.

Mostly Round Table, though ... which is "not bad"

- oh there's a good one in Astoria, forgot the name, they have beer, I remember

[marky-sharky]

Does anyone know the name of the old pizza parlor in downtown. I have heard that they have good pizza. All this pizza talk makes me want to go try it out. Any help would be great.

[Jennie@ifish]

It was called "Old Town Pizza".
The one where you could eat upstairs or down? Wasn't it by La Patissere, (Cant's spell that!) and Jazz D'opus?
I don't know if it is still there, but that used to be REALLY good!
J

[FishinMission]

Awww....I'd have to go with Flying Pie first, then Nona's second.

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[finclipped]

I don't want to Pizza bash, but I wasn't impressed wiht Old Town Pizza. Although it could have been all the cigarette smoke. Its been two years, but at the time they still allowed cigarettes inside.

Lets see,,,, whats the Lewis flowing at........Yep, still too high.

[Spooled]

In Astoria, Fultano's has good thin crust pizza.

[garyk]

For an old-school NYC style pie, my vote goes to HOT LIPS Pizza (the PSU location is convenient on its 6th St. location).

My "most-good-pie-for-the-money" award goes to Rocco's on Burnside - across from Powell's Books. (Two of their large pies is enough material to shingle a small house.)

While on the coast, the pie at Pelican Brew Pub, Cape Kiwanda is passable.

A post awhile back pondered "is there bad pizza?" Most DEFINITELY and it's that flavorless swill they serve at Banks shopping center pizza place, there on Hwy6.

[wiser]

Phish_on,
Flying Pie inin Lake Oswego is located at 3 Monroe Parkway. Basically on Boonesferry between Terwilliger and Cruise Way.Located in Oswego Town Square shopping mall 503-675-7377. Same owner runs this shop as the one on SE Stark. Same great pizza.

[Trick]

I'll second the Fultanos in Astoria or Clatskanie, love the crust. Fultanos used to be be part of the Pizza Vendor chain. The one in Warrenton closed awhile back but there is still one in Scappoose that's building is identical to Fultanos in Astoria. Their recipe's must all be still the same because the Pizza tastes almost identical at all three places.


Remember....they're is no such thing as bad pizza??

[Firedog]

If your in Cabo and get the need for a pizza try Mama Roma's over on the marina. One of the best thin crust pizzas you can get and it is in Mexico. we usually spend 10-14 days down there when we go so we eat here at least twice a trip. Can't get any better than that great food and a great location. :smile: All these great places I am getting hungry again. Glad it is lunch time.

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[Jennie@ifish]

Ahhhhh Fultanos!
My favorite! I remember many nights, dialing Fultanos delivery!
Special: Pepperoni and olive, 9.95 for a large!
My kids and I in heaven!
Jen

[santiamflyguy]

I can't believe there's not a single vote for Giovanni's Mountain Pizza in Mill City. Right off the N. Santiam Highway, nothing's better after a long summer day of fishing!

[Oakie Drifter]

Good pizza: Chicagos in Gresham :grin:
Bad pizza: Pizza Schmeeza (sp?) in Gresham as well. :depressed:

[Jennie@ifish]

Great! Every time I come to the board I see the word pizza.
Now is that a good suggestion for someone battling the scales as it is?
NOT!
Jen