Best pizza in town?

[malcolmk14]

Pulcinella is a napoleon style pizza with the doughy soggy centre. Real traditional-style pizza. Some people like it, but it's not for me. Had it a couple months ago and it just didn't do anything for me.

For Napoleon-style I've heard Famoso is better.

[RW99]

Originally Posted by Vinny01

If you just want a slice Verona's in TD square is great.

x2 Everything is perfect about this pizza, just the way I like it.

[Jordan!]

Best Calgary pizza to me is Oddessy Pizza on Bow Trail and 37th st. no idea if it's still there or tif they built a c-train station over/under it.. lol

If it's still there get the Oddessy special

[theonlywhiteout]

there is no good pizza in the NW, except maybe pizza bobs

Rio Pizza is the best thin crust in the city
Hawaiin pizza in the red carpet in the best regular crust in the city
/thread

[Flames Draft Watcher]

Sophie's is really good. Probably the best crust I've ever had. I quite like their meat sauce.

One of my friends swears by Sophie's and Red Carpet.

[Olao32]

Originally Posted by AFireInside

I recently tried Niko's pizza in the beltline. I thought it was very good. The steak, chicken and beef pizza intrigues me and I will be trying that one next, but this place is a new favourite.

While I can’t comment on the pizza here, I can say that Niko’s is probably my favorite Italian place in Calgary.

[To Be Quite Honest]

I so miss McDonalds pizza... Sweet sweet 6.99 12 inch pizza.

[868904]

Originally Posted by theonlywhiteout

there is no good pizza in the NW, except maybe pizza bobs

Rio Pizza is the best thin crust in the city
Hawaiin pizza in the red carpet in the best regular crust in the city
/thread

Rio Pizza is good...i live in Van now and call them up for delivery, but they always hang up on me when i give them my address....but yes, it's that good...

[GreenTeaFrapp]

Originally Posted by J pold

I remember the last pizza thread.

dj_whatshisname and Papa Johns in New York. Classic.

How could all of you forget Sbarro! Or maybe it's not as good in Calgary as it is in New York.

[Radio]

Dover Pizza on Memorial and 52st East.

[nickerjones]

Originally Posted by GreenTeaFrapp

How could all of you forget Sbarro! Or maybe it's not as good in Calgary as it is in New York.

The Sbarros I had in NY was horrible. It was worse than the mall Sbarros in Oklahoma City. I even went back and tried it a 2nd time just to make sure it wasnt a mistake. Still horrid . There were a couple of awesome pizza joints outside of times square but their names elude me now.

My vote in Calgary goes to Atlas Pizza, although I dont live there it is one of my must go places to go for a meal when I visit.. Also on that list is .. Peter's ( although the taste there seems to be going downhill) , Reef&Beef, and I always have to get some Poutine from NY fries. I wonder if Poutine is common in the northern US. I have only seen it in Canada and when I tell my friends about it here , they are like WTF??!?! Kinda like when I talk about white gravy on stuff to people when I am in Calgary.

[North East Goon]

Originally Posted by nickerjones

The Sbarros I had in NY was horrible. It was worse than the mall Sbarros in Oklahoma City. I even went back and tried it a 2nd time just to make sure it wasnt a mistake. Still horrid . There were a couple of awesome pizza joints outside of times square but their names elude me now.

My vote in Calgary goes to Atlas Pizza, although I dont live there it is one of my must go places to go for a meal when I visit.. Also on that list is .. Peter's ( although the taste there seems to be going downhill) , Reef&Beef, and I always have to get some Poutine from NY fries. I wonder if Poutine is common in the northern US. I have only seen it in Canada and when I tell my friends about it here , they are like WTF??!?! Kinda like when I talk about white gravy on stuff to people when I am in Calgary.

People here havent been exposed to the biscuits and gravy breakfast ie. white gravy! Atlas is the best pizza in town /thread!

[username]

I've always enjoyed Al's Pizza. He runs a small joint in Ranchlands.

+1 to Varsity Pizza and Subs. In addition to the pizza, their subs are great. I think the special ingredient is the "love" they put into make each sub.

[North East Goon]

Originally Posted by username

I've always enjoyed Al's Pizza. He runs a small joint in Ranchlands.

+1 to Varsity Pizza and Subs. In addition to the pizza, their subs are great. I think the special ingredient is the "love" they put into make each sub.

Is the secret sub sauce made from "LOVE - Making"?

[socktape]

Another vote for Atlas... Madigan Special! Might have to make a trip back to the hood sometime soon. They sponsored my first hockey team as a kid back when it was still the pizza and steak house. Was so glad it didn't get hit by the big fire they had in the strip mall back in the early 90's.

Odessy, Spiro's, Dover, Varsity, Greckos, Karuso's all really good as well.

[Suzles]

Sammy's in Cedarbrae. Not only is it good first time of eating, but better when cold for breakfast the next morning and the best pizza I have ever had when it is re-heated the next night. (Yes, I know I could order a smaller one).

[COGENT]

By far the best pizza in Calgary is Vogglio's on 14th Street between 15th and 16th Ave SW. There are no words to describe how delicious it is so I will have to make one up... scrumtulesent.

the website sucks though LINK

[Rhettzky]

Originally Posted by Suzles

Sammy's in Cedarbrae. Not only is it good first time of eating, but better when cold for breakfast the next morning and the best pizza I have ever had when it is re-heated the next night. (Yes, I know I could order a smaller one).

The one in Millrise is awesome as well.

[Rathji]

Nick and Willys take and bake pizza in Woodbine was amazing when I lived there. Haven't been back there in a while though.

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by nickerjones

The Sbarros I had in NY was horrible. It was worse than the mall Sbarros in Oklahoma City. I even went back and tried it a 2nd time just to make sure it wasnt a mistake. Still horrid . There were a couple of awesome pizza joints outside of times square but their names elude me now.

Going to Sbarros in NY is like going to the Olive Garden in Tuscany.

Next time do yourself a favor and head to Grimaldi's. I'll guarantee you it's the best pizza you've ever had in your life. Unless you've been to Naples that is....