Who has the best Pizza?

[Lucius Julius]

I would choose out of this list, Pizza Hut. I think most local Pizzaria are better though.

 

[Elta]

is this a joke?

qui???????

 

[Kan' Sharuminar]

Pizza Hut out of those options, it always tempts me with its meal deals. That's a by default option, as I don't think I've had pizza from the other places.

Best pizzas I got were from my old restaurant though, where the Head Chef would make us lowly KP's food at the end of the night. Good times.

 

[Japanrocks12]

Can't go wrong with pizza hut. I like them because I've mostly eaten Papa John's and Domino's for my entire life and I'm sick with them.

 

[Snowball]

Papa Murphy's is the best by far.

 

[Cheezy the Wiz]

Out of the major chains I can remember. I may not know all chains since there are few in my area.

Papa John's FTW.

 

[Fetus4188]

Pizza Hut is easily the best listed. Of course local places tend to be much better.

 

[GenMarshall]

You forgot the local Pizza venders! No one can forget the neighborhood pizza house!

 

[Desmond Hawkins]

Tom's House of Pizza in Calgary.

 

[bhsup]

Casey's Pizza rules!

http://www.caseys.com/food/food.htm

 

[ohcrapitsnico]

IMO, Papa Johns is the best. I just choose them all the time.

 

[Ramius75]

only had pizza hut and domino in singapore i think...

i prefer pizza hut, but its expensive....

original italian pizzas are best thou. hurhur

 

[shortguy]

I'm having a hard time choosing between Papa John's and Pizza Hut (I haven't had either in a long time), but I can definitely say that the worst pizza I ever had came from Chuck E. Cheeze's. God, that stuff was awful

 

[bhsup]

Actually, I am changing my vote to Funhouse pizza. They have a shrimp and cheese pizza that is to die for. Well, I'm not really changing my vote, since it is an "other", but Casey's loses my support.

 

[Theryman]

There is a small pizza chain in the midwest called Laroses, spelling is off, they have the best pizza at any franchise, but the best is always the ma and pa places. I actualy have noticed that Turkish families seem to be fairly good with itlian food, Falafel.

I will agree with that, my friend! Larosa's, though actually. I should know- I work at one!

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As for non-delivery pizza, I like Uno's Chicago Grill. I'm sure Chicago-ians will insist that its not really Chicago deep dish or tastes bad in comparison.

Cici's Pizza (all-you-can-eat) is good because, well, its all you can eat for some $5 and actually isn't that bad. Plus free refills and various deserts? (desserts?).

Uno's is excellent as well. I love it. Cici's... not so much. Way to cheap.

 

[JohnRM]

Of those, Papa John's due to the sweet sauce. That is all that it takes to pwn the rest. However, for me, at this time, being a manager of a Domino's, I can make a better pizza using what I have available to me than you can buy as a customer, so, for my buck (free for me at Domino's), it is Domino's.

 

[The Yankee]

They have a shrimp and cheese pizza that is to die for.

That just sounds way to freakin' awesome. I must find a place that does it (and hopefully doesn't get me sick in the process if they don't store their shrimp well).

 

[Drewcifer]

I was born in Chicago and grew up in upstate New York in the most Italian-American county in the US so the only answer I can give is none of the above.

The best pizza in my town was Vincent's New York Pizzaria. Vincent was from Sicily. He lived in a modest house surrounded by razor wire and there were always two dobermans in the yard. This is in a town of 2,000 people that hasn't had a murder since the Revolutionary War. Now that is authentic pizza.

 

[Godwynn]

Darnit people, it says out of the major chains! I demand a recount!

 

[FriendlyFire]

But they had square pizzas but we all know pizzas have to be round!

In Italy they have square pizzas know as "quatros".
I dont really think it matters all that much really. A pizza could be a triangle shape as long as it follows the basics.