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Originally Posted by pepper24
I have found that Pulcinella is better for the atmosphere than the food. Good for a date with the wife or a couples date but just ok pizza while the 5 I listed above have awesome pizza but more of place to bring the guys/watch sports than a romantic date.
For original Deep Dish, you have to go to source which is Chicago. Giordiano's, Gino's and Uno are all top notch and worth while. I am lucky to be in Chicago a few times a year on business and make sure I make a stop and try to time out a Flames game if I can as well. The Chicago Deep Dish pizza places here in Calgary aren't too bad either but as you said you have to call the right location. From memory the 531-XXXX is the one to check out. I have never been a fan of NY style pizza but maybe haven't found the right places on past visits.
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Agreed, Pulcinella had some great atmosphere, and from that standpoint it's definitely a great place.
I haven't had the chance to go to Chicago yet (apart from the airport, which I'm going to assume does not offer the same quality of pizza from a kiosk!), but I'm sure their deep dish is immaculate.
If you're ever in NY, the best pizza (hands down!) is Grimaldi's. It's in Brooklyn, right under the Brooklyn Bridge. If you find a better thin-crust pizza anywhere in the world, then you must've landed on a really special place.