speaking of pizza...

[The Drummer]

Originally Posted by The Drummer

Yes, Gentlemen; we, at the AC, are certainly the seedy underbelly of Rochester society – depraved, villainous, reprobates…one and all!!!

Originally Posted by anita germane

you forgot to mention that on occasion you can see the pirate ships docked there as well they are a rough and hearty bunch!!

Now, that's funny!!!Oh, Anita, you kill me!!!

[jokacz]

Yeah, grandma's pizza was the same.
No mozzarella, she never heard of it, claimed it was an American invention.
Had to beg her to keep the anchovies off, yuck!
Those old timers loved that Romano cheese, it's like eating salt.
I imagine their idea of pizza was a lot healthier than what we eat now.

[rochesterromeo]

Little Venice on South Ave. near Gregory.

[drluv1]

Originally Posted by jokacz

Remember Rodney's on Sheridan and Belmont? Hell of a pie.

Not really pizza, but Bob and John's La Hacienda on Hertel Ave - Spinach and Mushroom Blue cheese pizza is mighty tasty.

never had rodney's pizza, but he did make a great steak sub. The spinach and blue cheese pie sounds Great, I may try it next time i'm in that area.

[Guest120615-3]

A place near me has a great Puttanesca Pizza. Sort of appropriate for this board. Google the origin of puttanesca.

[jokacz]

Originally Posted by drluv1

never had rodney's pizza, but he did make a great steak sub.

Yes he did, wonder if that's why they opened a Jim's Steakout across the street after he closed.

I just remembered all the hot sweaty girls in shorts and tank tops that Rodney had working in the kitchen. I always came way too early for the pick up just to watch them. hehehe

[GP]

[pyramider]

You better provide some contact info for the masses.

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[Guest121613]

Funny pics gp and wd!
I have to agree drluv (ugh) about Parri's off 390 on lyell.
I liked pizzeria uno when it was in marketplace mall, but once it franchised out more, the stopped the handmade process. I did eat at the original unos in chicago. It is must see if ur ever there. If in chicago, also see the landmarks from the blues brother's movie.

[doctorsteve]

The best NY style pizza in Buffalo is Zetti's. It isn't as good if you take it home, but if you get a slice of cheese and eat it there......there are no words.... But just cheese. He's got all of the fancy shit, like BBQchicken, veggie, etc, but just get cheese. Trust me.
The best regular pizza (buffalo thicker crust) is probably Bocce on Bailey.

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