I love the pizza at Angelini in the Shangri-La Hotel.

What's the price range?

size?

Although I am biased I have to say that the best pizza is at The Duke's Emporium. Best pizza I have ever had. Thin crust, Chicago style, thin crust.

They advertise and promote the burgers but the pizzas are real good.

Attached is the pizza.

Attached is the pizza.

You attacked it or some of its attached to your chin or what?

Where's the peperoni? It drives me nuts to try to order pizza here, and it seems Pizza Company is the only one here that has pepperoni!. I make a lot of my own, as I have been getting pepperoni from Amazon.com shipped over! Maybe I should bring my own pepperoni to dukes and ask them to add?????

Although I am biased I have to say that the best pizza is at The Duke's Emporium. Best pizza I have ever had. Thin crust, Chicago style, thin crust.

I'm a little confused; do they have Chicago style or thin crust? Chicago style is most definitely not thin crust. In my experience I have never seen real deep dish pizza in LOS.

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Dukes understand the simple truth. Thin crust is much better.

Where's the peperoni? It drives me nuts to try to order pizza here, and it seems Pizza Company is the only one here that has pepperoni!. I make a lot of my own, as I have been getting pepperoni from Amazon.com shipped over! Maybe I should bring my own pepperoni to dukes and ask them to add?????

Try Scoozi, they have pepperoni pizzas (Diavola on their menu) that are pretty good.

Thin crust is best, but cracker-like crust is tasteless and boring. I just never got the deep dish thing.

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Dukes understand the simple truth. Thin crust is much better.

Ok, I guess the square crispy thin is unique to Chicago, but ask any Chicagoan (including myself) and they will definitely tell you that real Chicago style is deep dish or stuffed. Here is a link, read the first sentence, there is a blurb at the bottom about your thin crust though.

My link

MMMMMMMM hungry ,

Mario's at Silom next to Holiday inn, not only good Pizza good salad capresse as well with nice bread.

Will make picture next time, good idea.

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Dukes understand the simple truth. Thin crust is much better.

Ok, I guess the square crispy thin is unique to Chicago, but ask any Chicagoan (including myself) and they will definitely tell you that real Chicago style is deep dish or stuffed. Here is a link, read the first sentence, there is a blurb at the bottom about your thin crust though.

My link

Im from chicago and yes deep dish is chicago style but so is the thin crust, which is actuaully much thicker than italian style pizza. Think home run inn pizza.

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Dukes understand the simple truth. Thin crust is much better.

Ok, I guess the square crispy thin is unique to Chicago, but ask any Chicagoan (including myself) and they will definitely tell you that real Chicago style is deep dish or stuffed. Here is a link, read the first sentence, there is a blurb at the bottom about your thin crust though.

My link

Thanks for the link. Never tried the deep dish variety sadly but the thin crust is exactly what I like. Time to get on the phone!

Duke's DOES have pepperoni and they serve Chicago THIN crust pizza. I always thought that it was famous for strictly deep dish, but apparently that is not true.

Dukes understand the simple truth. Thin crust is much better.

Ok, I guess the square crispy thin is unique to Chicago, but ask any Chicagoan (including myself) and they will definitely tell you that real Chicago style is deep dish or stuffed. Here is a link, read the first sentence, there is a blurb at the bottom about your thin crust though.

My link

Im from chicago and yes deep dish is chicago style but so is the thin crust, which is actuaully much thicker than italian style pizza. Think home run inn pizza.

Don't know Home Run inn, I always go to Lou's

Where's the peperoni? It drives me nuts to try to order pizza here, and it seems Pizza Company is the only one here that has pepperoni!. I make a lot of my own, as I have been getting pepperoni from Amazon.com shipped over! Maybe I should bring my own pepperoni to dukes and ask them to add?????

Try Scoozi, they have pepperoni pizzas (Diavola on their menu) that are pretty good.

Also, Big Pizza delivery make delicious pepperoni pizzas.

Try the pepperoni passion (I always add parmesan)

Delicious

The Angelini pizza sure does look good, although I'm not too sure about the careless cheese distribution (and it isn't cheap at that restaurant). For delivery I'm happy with Pizzanotti or Basilico, but need to try Scoozi too.

Although I am biased I have to say that the best pizza is at The Duke's Emporium. Best pizza I have ever had. Thin crust, Chicago style, thin crust.

Why are you biased? Because you're from Chicago, because you have something to do with The Duke's or both?