I’ve been eating either Joe Squared in town or Mama Luca if im in Towson. But I absolutely love deep dish pizza and have been having a serious craving for it.
I’m in the Mt. Vernon area but i can travel no problem. Anywhere between Woodlawn & Parkville (city included), I’ll give it a shot. I know it’s late so any recommendations I’ll check out tomorrow. Thanks in advance.
Underground (Detroit style) is pretty faaaaantastic. Other “thick” pizzas… Matthew’s and barflys?
People like to shit on chains and the inner harbor but UNO’s does a decent job cant deny it
I’ve had uno’s pizza more times than I can count. I like their pizza when it’s made fresh. But it gives me heartburn lol. I’ll definitely try underground, though.
The worst part about UNOs is seeing the calories listed on the menu 😢
Go on Goldbelly and order whichever you’d like. They have a large selection. And everything I’ve ever ordered from them has been amazing
Yea I like more thick, crispy crust. Don’t care too much for Chicago style. It’s a casserole to me lol. I’ll try out Pig & Rooster next week!
Not totally ideal but Safeway on harford road has Gino’s East in their frozen section and it’s much cheaper than getting the same from goldbelly
Add Joe Benny’s to that list (Sicilian)
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UPC is hands down amazing. Do yourself a favor and try the Roni Boy with sausage sometime.
Big softy is good, stumbled across this last year. He moved here from Detroit:
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Looks excellent.
Cross st public house has Detroit style and it’s very good/similar to underground!
Damn, that’s literally three blocks away from me. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check them out!
I've loved everything I've had from them, but hot damn if it ain't spicy on the wallet
Lemme confirm it's in Arbutus? The website you link to shows a couple Instagram pics, but no menu, hours, etc. except a address for an Arbutus shopping center.
"Deep dish pizza"
You misspelled "casserole."
I havent been to that location so can't confirm. I had the pizza when he was at the treehouse cafe.
Underground, or pig and rooster for Detroit style (they’re almost identical) Matthew’s for the original
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Can’t believe the number of answers here that aren’t Matthew’s.
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If you’re looking for a Chicago style deep dish you’re going to be disappointed. If you’re looking for thick crust, Pig & Rooster is your answer