If you mean Lou Malnati's, then I'll agree that that place was pretty good. I've only been there once, and the food took forever(about an hour, I think) but very, very quality deep dish.Richie Allen wrote:Malnati's is my favorite. We had one in Peoria for a few years when Rick Malnati played at Bradley but it closed after he left. Luckily, there are now a lot of them to choose from in the Chicago area. And I agree that the sausage patty that accompanies most of the Chicago style sausage pizzas is a bit overwhelming.fulldeck wrote:Rosati's has great thin crust pizza. Gino's and Lou Malnati's both have amazing deep dish pizza. I still am not a fan of the huge sausage patty though.
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I'm pretty sure all deep dish pizza take anywhere from about 40 min to an hour to cook so that's pretty average.Cronos69 wrote:If you mean Lou Malnati's, then I'll agree that that place was pretty good. I've only been there once, and the food took forever(about an hour, I think) but very, very quality deep dish.Richie Allen wrote:Malnati's is my favorite. We had one in Peoria for a few years when Rick Malnati played at Bradley but it closed after he left. Luckily, there are now a lot of them to choose from in the Chicago area. And I agree that the sausage patty that accompanies most of the Chicago style sausage pizzas is a bit overwhelming.fulldeck wrote:Rosati's has great thin crust pizza. Gino's and Lou Malnati's both have amazing deep dish pizza. I still am not a fan of the huge sausage patty though.
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Admittedly I haven't been to too many deep dish places apart from an Uno's chain here and there. So I don't know what's average. I remember Uno's being about half an hour which is about the time I'm used to waiting for food at any other restaurant anyway.cardinalkarp wrote:I'm pretty sure all deep dish pizza take anywhere from about 40 min to an hour to cook so that's pretty average.Cronos69 wrote:If you mean Lou Malnati's, then I'll agree that that place was pretty good. I've only been there once, and the food took forever(about an hour, I think) but very, very quality deep dish.Richie Allen wrote:Malnati's is my favorite. We had one in Peoria for a few years when Rick Malnati played at Bradley but it closed after he left. Luckily, there are now a lot of them to choose from in the Chicago area. And I agree that the sausage patty that accompanies most of the Chicago style sausage pizzas is a bit overwhelming.fulldeck wrote:Rosati's has great thin crust pizza. Gino's and Lou Malnati's both have amazing deep dish pizza. I still am not a fan of the huge sausage patty though.
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Yeah, I'd say 40 is about average. 30 is about the quickest you should expect. An hour is a little longer than usual but I know Malnati's is usually packed so that might have played into it.Cronos69 wrote:Admittedly I haven't been to too many deep dish places apart from an Uno's chain here and there. So I don't know what's average. I remember Uno's being about half an hour which is about the time I'm used to waiting for food at any other restaurant anyway.
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At Black Thorn, prepare to wait at least an hour. 2 or more on Saturday night. I usually call ahead.
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Aye, but not unlike BB Hill- where you can stroll along and look at celeb. picks while you wait, you can always check out the graffiti at the Thorn:Popeye_Card wrote:At Black Thorn, prepare to wait at least an hour. 2 or more on Saturday night. I usually call ahead.
http://flickr.com/photos/frippy/345491644/
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I usually just play shuffleboard, but it sucks when other people are on it, or are hoarding the pucks at their table while they eat. Jerks.JL21 wrote:Aye, but not unlike BB Hill- where you can stroll along and look at celeb. picks while you wait, you can always check out the graffiti at the Thorn:Popeye_Card wrote:At Black Thorn, prepare to wait at least an hour. 2 or more on Saturday night. I usually call ahead.
http://flickr.com/photos/frippy/345491644/
SIDENOTE: I'm starving. I would kill for a BTP pizza right now.
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People who do that are punks.Popeye_Card wrote:I usually just play shuffleboard, but it sucks when other people are on it, or are hoarding the pucks at their table while they eat. Jerks.
SIDENOTE: I'm starving. I would kill for a BTP pizza right now.
I'd kill for about 10 shots of jager at the BT right now.... and a pie to take home and eat before passing out.
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I love pizza, but I am going to be honest with you...90% of the pictures in this thread make me nauseous. They look [expletive] awful.
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JCShutout wrote:The only problem with pizza is that it doesn't get eaten by me everyday. I should look to remedy this.
Popeye, your third pic reminds me that I need to get to blackthorn soon.
Out of all of them, this pizza looks the best to me.



