Looking for suggestions. I really like Rosatis at 100th and Wads, but it's a little farther than I want to drive for a pizza, it is familiar to me as it is a original Chicago franchise.
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Looking for suggestions. I really like Rosatis at 100th and Wads, but it's a little farther than I want to drive for a pizza, it is familiar to me as it is a original Chicago franchise.
Papa Murphy's for me- take home and bake-can't get any fresher.
Basil docs on 32nd at perry I think, in the highlands
That one appears to be closed for good.
Yea I just looked em up, it had been a while.
Fuhgidabowdit is really good, one location in Brighton and I think another in Thornton. Not really NW but it's an option of you are out this way
Is there still a Beau Jo's around 80th and Wads? You can get a good pie out of them if you're careful with your order. Not really traditional Chicago style, though.
EDIT: Just looked at their website, looks like they're at 53rd and Wads these days.
Have to agree, although I've never been able to track down the Thornton location.Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
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Originally Posted by hurley842002
It's closed I believe. It was called 3 Brothers Pizzeria for a while.
There's a New York pizza place in Broomfield.
Okay so I'm not crazy. Their Brighton website says "Thornton location now open", but when I drove by the address given, nothing. Oh well, it's worth the drive to Brighton.Quote:
Originally Posted by cfortune
Midway just east of Nickel in Broomfield. Good pizza!Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
http://www.originalpizza.us
There is a "Detroit Style" pizza on 32nd in the highlands that I have considered trying out. But buying a pizza just for myself is not something I do on a regular basis.
http://bluepandenver.com/
Then there is "Jersey style" on 38th in Wheat Ridge at Right Coast Pizza. I can not stand the east coast cracker crust of thin style pizza so I have not tried them either.
http://www.rightcoastpizza.com/
The toppings on the Detroit style pizza are welfare, crime and unemployment.
That's the one. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
I had no idea they had a website. Lol.
We like Marcos
My wife didn't have very good things to say about Marcos, but when I tried it, I thought it was pretty good. Maybe she caught them on a bad day.Quote:
Originally Posted by scratchy
Never done cold pizza for breakfast or a 3 a.m. snack?Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
Are they worth the drive??Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Man card revocation! JK, I don't make it a habit anymore either (there was a time tho).Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
Old Chicagos but don't get a beer tour card, it will drain your wallet quick.
Marcos is pretty good. Also there is a Rosatis on 136th in Broomfield in the center with King Soopers by Legacy HS
Can't believe you even posted this. Old C's ??Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
Yeah, Old C's is average at best.
The only pizza we've had in Denver was Mici downtown. I'm not much help past that.
The one in Thornton originally opened as a partner to the one in Brighton, but they must have had a falling out because the name changed. It's on the northwest corner of 136th and Colorado behind the O'reileys.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
My favorite pizza ever is Protos, they have a few locations, down by rei downtown, by the Broomfield events center, and in layfaette. The proto pie, dipped in balsamic vinegar is the best thing ever.
You hit the new[er] place up off or near 8th ave yet? Supposedly around the court house / old downtown areaQuote:
Originally Posted by blacklabel
I've been to Protos, it was very good. I tried Costco pizza the other day, just a slice, it was terrible.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler
We haven't. We normally go to Santerramos if we're over there and in the mood for pizza.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Did I mention Papa Murphy's [gohome]
For someone who has eaten their fair share of NYC pizza and knows the round trip mileage for you, "No." If however, you find yourself in the Broomfield area, the pizza is better than the average Colorado fare, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Pizza Alley on W 32nd & Lowell Blvd. NY style, they have the best sliced sausage pizza around. Been around since the 70's
All this talk about pizza, I may have to try these guys for dinner tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
I know it doesn't satisfy the OP's location real well, but since we are providing locations, maybe it will help someone. I mentioned them in another pizza thread, Franks NY Pizza is real good in my non NY opinion. Washington and Thornton PKWY.
http://www.franksplacenyp.com/index.php
Whoa there old man, some guys like beer more than pizza. [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Bc you obviously didn't get my humor, I'm taking you to Old Cs when I come back in town.
Little Caesars has that pizza that is already hot and ready for you.
What I'd a little Caesar anyway? I think I have one right next door to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
OLD MAN. Hell there's at least 3 -4 members older than me. Not Counting Blaster Bob, he's been around since ...Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
https://sp.yimg.com/ib/th?id=JN.F6dU...=0&w=300&h=300
Just like my ex. Doesn't make it any more desirable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo