Best Pizza In Northeast Ohio

[cavsrook25]

Knew I shouldn't have opened this thread. Huntsville, Texas has four pizza places: Papa John's, Domino's, Pizza Hut, and Little Caesar's. Haven't had a decent pizza in over 18 months.

Don't take these places named in this thread for granted...

Sounds like it is time for you and some friends to start a small business.

 

[Kouki]

Someone mentioned pizza in the president thread so I thought of this topic

Best pizza in Green/Uniontown is actually Giant Eagle/"Market District"

They have a nice brick oven, with some pre-baked pies that they will throw back in the oven for you, or you can just order one fresh.

Really good.

 

[FiveThous]

I was in Cleveland a couple weeks ago and went to Angelo's, it was definitely very good, Lilly's is still better though.

@Deezus

 

[LyXo]

No love for Edison's in Tremont? Albeit greasy, perfect late night grubbin', they do their pepperoni right, glaze the crust with butter then Parmesan, and serve their pizzas with packets of honey.

And Crust is a great slice as well, hand-tossed with quality ingredients. Locations in Tremont and Midtown (St. Clair and 30th). Cheesecake there is also some of the best I've had.

Need to try Vero, Citizen Pie, and perhaps Mellow Mushroom.

 

[Ohdang]

Someone mentioned pizza in the president thread so I thought of this topic

Best pizza in Green/Uniontown is actually Giant Eagle/"Market District"

They have a nice brick oven, with some pre-baked pies that they will throw back in the oven for you, or you can just order one fresh.

Really good.

I actually just had one of these for the first time about a month ago. It was pretty good, but its no romeo's. What is good though is the parmesan sauce that they had on a flat bread pizza during one of their 6 for $6 Friday nights. I actually got chef JP to write down the recipe for me and its the fricken bomb. He's the one with the sleeve tattoos and gauge earrings, if you've ever seen him. Very cool guy and his food is fantastic. He gave me his pecan butter recipe once too, but I lost it

 

[Pick6]

This is a long shot, but has anyone here heard of DiCarlo's or "Steubenville style" pizza it is supposedly called, based in SE Ohio? I'm looking for something similar in Cleveland. Basically the crust and sauce are baked and then the cheese and pepperoni are added afterwards.

 

[castor777]

This is a long shot, but has anyone here heard of DiCarlo's or "Steubenville style" pizza it is supposedly called, based in SE Ohio? I'm looking for something similar in Cleveland. Basically the crust and sauce are baked and then the cheese and pepperoni are added afterwards.

They have a DiCarlo's here in Columbus in the Hilliard area. I honestly wasn't too big on it, but glad I gave it a try at least.