Originally Posted by Easy 6:
We have a 5th or 6th generation Sicilian family joint here, and they all still speak the language fluently
Its as good as I've ever had, thin crispy Sicilian crust, sausage brought in from a butcher on The Hill in STL... a large sausage with red and green bell pepper from them never fails
Originally Posted by bricks:
What’s the name of the joint? It’s in St. Louis?
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Dangit, I know that place. What's the dang name.
Great pizza.
I doubt either of you ever heard of them, its just one place in small town... but its called Leo's, they're something of an institution around here [Reply]
Originally Posted by Easy 6:
I doubt either of you ever heard of them, its just one place in small town... but its called Leo's, they're something of an institution around here
You misread my post bro, I just said my pizza joint gets their sausage from the Hill in STL... I'm about an hour and thirty minutes northeast of STL [Reply]
My pizzautism has been triggered and I'm now compelled to differentiate the deep dish subcategories.
Meet the stuffed pizza, deep dish's more likely to die from Covid cousin. Its deeper and filled with what would normally be the toppings, but an additional layer of "crust" is laid on top to pack it all in, then sauced. Not as good, imo.
This from The Art of Pizza in Chicago:
The deep pan pizza, often confused as deep dish. This is more like an extreme Detroit style where it's mostly a thick bread like crust with normal cheese and toppings. So more more crust, less cheese than deep dish.
This is the best I've had from Pequad's in Chicago. This is what I ship to out of town family for Xmas, similar to like Joe's KC or something reheatable.