Thanks, though.

It’s awful. Too much sauce. NY style doesn’t have too much sauce. Thank you for the suggestion though.

I’m beginning to think it doesn’t exist. There’s a place over by Baylor Med that’s supposedly awesome but I called and they won’t deliver here. Why I don’t know. It’s not very far away.

Really jonesing for a pizza right now. I’d rather go down to the basement and buy a Totinos than eat most of the shit out there.

It’s different at the very least, and the ambiance of that place rules. But it gives me agita something fierce.

I was telling you there was, but it’s been nine years since I lived there so it’s hard to remember what the places names were. I lived in Arlington and worked on the hill. Never had trouble finding a slice or a whole pie.

I’m surprised.

If we have Rangers fans in Philly maybe they’ll appreciate that.

I used to live in Phoenix. There are about a million pizza places in Az (lots of New Yorkers retire to the desert), there’s no reason to wait that long for a pizza.

I live one floor up from him.

I think they’re pretty good if you haven’t tried them. Now and then they’ll put some menu fliers around here. I don’t know what was up with the last pie I got from them but it seems they’ve straightened out that issue except that the crust still isn’t quite right. You may like it. It passes in my book.

I like my pizza like I like my women. Simple.

more food talk!

Heavenly, old bean, heavenly.

You probably haven’t been, since you seemed determined to hate on San Diego in that hateful city-hating way of yours.

No. Why do you say that?

I think its a legit problem if he cant get a good pizza delivered to his door

They’re not going to deliver downtown. A little too far away for that.

I may grill steak tonight, but you sometimes you just want pizza you know?

I bitch about not being near a grocery store, but in reality they’re not that far away in terms of miles. Not at all, in fact. First there was the Urban Market downtown that I knew about. It ended up that I just didn’t like that place. Then there’s a Tom Thumb not too far away in Oak Cliff, but to get there actually takes 20 minutes, and they don’t have a lot of things I like. There’s a Minyards in the Fair Park area I can actually drive to in under ten minutes, but when I go there I always feel like I will have to kill someone to get out alive. Place is fucking crazy.

So normally when I go to the grocery store it’s at the end of a workday and I go to the Kroger at the corner of Mockingbird and Greenville, which is pretty far if there’s traffic on Central Expressway. And when is there not traffic on central expressway? But it’s a fine establishment and that’s usually where I go. In the winter it’s not really a problem but you can forget about buying frozen stuff in the summer because it’s not going to make it to my place.

And like I said, there are supermarkets uptown and in Oak Lawn, too, and obviously those are also close in terms of distance. But it takes forever and ever to drive to one because you have to stop for every fucking traffic light in between here and there.

Anyway when you know things are close by and you move into a place but it turns out that it takes forever to get to any of them, I don’t really think that’s my “fault”. I have never lived in Dallas proper before. I was real familiar with it and knew where shit was in general, but I didn’t know what it would be like to live in a place day to day. A lot of times you’re just can’t know until you move in.

I did know there wasn’t much fast food around here, but that doesn’t bother me that much because I don’t like to eat fast food a lot. There is the night every now and then that I’d like to have a Whataburger, but the closest one is near the Citiplace tower. Not far, but again, you need Central EXY to be clear in order to get there in a reasonable amount of time and that’s a gamble. No big deal, though. I look at the lack of fast food options to be an advantage rather than a disadvantage most of the time.

But I think if you were to move to any downtown area in the United States of America, you’d think you could find more than one decent option for delivered pizza. It’s not like there aren’t pizza places near by that deliver. For some fucking reason they won’t deliver here is all. That’s not something you can find out before moving in, either.

And there’s also the fact that the same group that owns this building owns just about the entire fucking neighborhood, and when I moved in they said there was a lot of development in the works. All I’ve seen is demolition, a dallas community college campus move in, and that’s it. Nothing has been built that hadn’t been started when I moved in two years ago, and that’s a condo tower. The rest is just a bunch of empty buildings and vacant lots. But they said and even showed me some site plans of things to come that just never came.

But I guess that’s one reason my rent has only gone up $10 a month since I’ve lived here so you take the good with the bad. With pizza, however, I have a God given right as a Murican to it and you can’t say that I or anyone else in this building doesn’t. Don’t live in fucking Belarus.

It’s above average as far as local pizza places go. I live close to there, but when I feel adventurous, I trek out to Angelo & Vito’s. That stuff is A+

Is goodfellas pizza off old denton and frankford.
never had it though, or pizzarella.
Ive also heard great things about picasso’s

but the saturated fat and sodium more than make up the difference.

out here in Salt Lake. Along with a local pizza place called “The Pie” that started up on the campus of the U of U.

Both are very good pizza places.

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