That's good.Popeye_Card wrote:There's far more options than St. Louis style.jim wrote:If the thread author lives in St. Louis then I don't blame him for ordering Dominos.Popeye_Card wrote:For the price, it's pretty good.Kyle wrote:Domino's is not bad at all. In fact, it's good. Not the best, but very solid.
But it's not very good pizza. Knowing where the thread author lives and his relative proximity to numerous tasty pizza outlets, I'm very disappointed in this rave.
Rave: Domino's Pizza Tracker
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[expletive] that, I would love some Imo's right now. Boston's pizza is good if you get it in the North End (Little Italy), but I much, much, much prefer St. Louis Style.
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Plus the problem when you get Imo's...they dump this pizza cut into squares on your doorstep.
Snayke likes the thin crust and the provolone and all that. It's much better than that soupy mess they serve in Chicago, but for the love of Pujols, the square cutting must go.
Snayke likes the thin crust and the provolone and all that. It's much better than that soupy mess they serve in Chicago, but for the love of Pujols, the square cutting must go.
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Make it yourself. Just get some bread, ketchup, and lots of sugar and there you go. 25 years since I've had a slice of Imo's and the thought still makes me gag.JackofDiamonds wrote:[expletive] that, I would love some Imo's right now. Boston's pizza is good if you get it in the North End (Little Italy), but I much, much, much prefer St. Louis Style.
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That's what I was thinking, although I come from a poor family and Gordon Ramsay doesn't operate the restaurants in my town so naturally I've been deprived of what actually tastes good.Kyle wrote:Domino's is not bad at all. In fact, it's good. Not the best, but very solid.
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You've got to be f'ing kidding me?!?im too lazy to actually call pizza places to place an order
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jim wrote:Make it yourself. Just get some bread, ketchup, and lots of sugar and there you go. 25 years since I've had a slice of Imo's and the thought still makes me gag.JackofDiamonds wrote:[expletive] that, I would love some Imo's right now. Boston's pizza is good if you get it in the North End (Little Italy), but I much, much, much prefer St. Louis Style.
I know it's not gourmet pizza, there's plenty of that in Boston, but I just really miss Imo's. Probably more nostalgia than actual quality, but I would still kill for some right now.
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Imo's is really good every so often, although I'm a fan of St. Louis style pizza.
I also like Smuggala's, Elicia's Pizza, Stephanina's, and numerous others as well. All of the one's above typically serve a STL style pizza.
I love a nice deep dish and NY/NJ style pizza as well.
I also like Smuggala's, Elicia's Pizza, Stephanina's, and numerous others as well. All of the one's above typically serve a STL style pizza.
I love a nice deep dish and NY/NJ style pizza as well.
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I'm giving you a hard time - sort of. It must be what you grow up on, and plenty of people in St. Louis seem to like it. But I can honestly say that I have eaten pizza all over the world, and St. Louis holds the title for me as the worlds worst pizza. And it's not even close.JackofDiamonds wrote:jim wrote:Make it yourself. Just get some bread, ketchup, and lots of sugar and there you go. 25 years since I've had a slice of Imo's and the thought still makes me gag.JackofDiamonds wrote:[expletive] that, I would love some Imo's right now. Boston's pizza is good if you get it in the North End (Little Italy), but I much, much, much prefer St. Louis Style.
I know it's not gourmet pizza, there's plenty of that in Boston, but I just really miss Imo's. Probably more nostalgia than actual quality, but I would still kill for some right now.
I think it's like Root Beer - I love it but give it to a European and they will probably spit it out. If you aren't used to it, or didn't grow up on it, it tastes really weird.
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i order my pizza's online...from papa johns...partly 'cause im lazy...and partly 'cause its easier/faster for mecardinalkarp wrote:You've got to be f'ing kidding me?!?im too lazy to actually call pizza places to place an order
i do however, always pick my pizza's up at the store, and its about 10 mins away...i dont see why i should pay someone extra money for a job i can do myself...
i did however tip my urologist, as i am unable to blast my kidney stones away


