I know plain old Pizza-Pizza. I know Chicago-Pizza. I know NYC-Pizza. WTF is "Detroit-Pizza"?
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Last: 1 day ago by FTAco07
Never heard of Detroit style either, so i looked it up. It's co-opted Sicilian pizza, likely known as such everywhere else in the world. Rectangle shape, thick crust, baked in a pan to crispy, slightly charred edges. This is the same Sicilian pizza my grandmother (and later my aunt) made for decades. Do they also claim cannoli as their own?
Had to look this up, I think you mean Detroit Pastry Tubesbert harbinson said:
Do they also claim cannoli as their own?
GarlandAg2012 said:Had to look this up, I think you mean Detroit Pastry Tubesbert harbinson said:
Do they also claim cannoli as their own?
Might want to see a doctor about that
Just ask the staff, it's an off the menu item. Detroit pizza is very similar to Sicilian pizza, it's a the latest pizza trend up on the east coast and mid west. There are differences between the two. Whatever gets the people in right? Great spot in Austin that makes it and a bunch of spots in nyc.True Anomaly said:In looking at pics from Alfonso's, I'm not seeing something that looks like Detroit-style pizza. Is there some place in Dallas to get Detroit-style pizza? It's a dragon I've been chasing for yearsKanyes psychiatrist said:
Haven't been to district 9. Alphonso's is very good, Detroit style pizza is damn good. El Vecino is really good too. Good food neighborhood along with the spots on Peavy.
I'm all for places doing whatever it takes to get people in the door and I actually love the idea of a city like Detroit claiming ownership of Sicilian style...but what are the differences?
Thought that was called Grandma's Style pizza
Yes there are differences. Sauce, cheeses, etc. good info about the differences online.GarlandAg2012 said:
I'm all for places doing whatever it takes to get people in the door and I actually love the idea of a city like Detroit claiming ownership of Sicilian style...but what are the differences?
Online, like, say, on a discussion forum?Kanyes psychiatrist said:Yes there are differences. Sauce, cheeses, etc. good info about the differences online.GarlandAg2012 said:
I'm all for places doing whatever it takes to get people in the door and I actually love the idea of a city like Detroit claiming ownership of Sicilian style...but what are the differences?
https://www.thespruceeats.com/what-is-sicilian-pizza-2708787
https://www.eater.com/2016/1/19/10787414/detroit-style-pizza-best-where-to-eat
Just as long as st louis style pizza doesnt make it here....
It's at Bryan Street Tavern and it's the best pizza in town!
FTAco07 said:
It's at Bryan Street Tavern and it's the best pizza in town!
They can call it what they want but if it isnt made with provel it is just a thin crust pizza.
Kanyes psychiatrist said:Just ask the staff, it's an off the menu item. Detroit pizza is very similar to Sicilian pizza, it's a the latest pizza trend up on the east coast and mid west. There are differences between the two. Whatever gets the people in right? Great spot in Austin that makes it and a bunch of spots in nyc.True Anomaly said:In looking at pics from Alfonso's, I'm not seeing something that looks like Detroit-style pizza. Is there some place in Dallas to get Detroit-style pizza? It's a dragon I've been chasing for yearsKanyes psychiatrist said:
Haven't been to district 9. Alphonso's is very good, Detroit style pizza is damn good. El Vecino is really good too. Good food neighborhood along with the spots on Peavy.
Via 313 in Austin? I've gotten pizza drunk there on several occasions
Yes. Been there a few times and really enjoyed it. I'm sure I'm going to be informed that place sucks and there are 30 better spots shortly.True Anomaly said:Kanyes psychiatrist said:Just ask the staff, it's an off the menu item. Detroit pizza is very similar to Sicilian pizza, it's a the latest pizza trend up on the east coast and mid west. There are differences between the two. Whatever gets the people in right? Great spot in Austin that makes it and a bunch of spots in nyc.True Anomaly said:In looking at pics from Alfonso's, I'm not seeing something that looks like Detroit-style pizza. Is there some place in Dallas to get Detroit-style pizza? It's a dragon I've been chasing for yearsKanyes psychiatrist said:
Haven't been to district 9. Alphonso's is very good, Detroit style pizza is damn good. El Vecino is really good too. Good food neighborhood along with the spots on Peavy.
Via 313 in Austin? I've gotten pizza drunk there on several occasions
Macellaio in Bishop Arts has become a regular in our rotation. Great drinks and some really good dishes from a smaller menu. Same owners as Lucia.
What's the new Aggie owned bar that's opening up by the Loon? My wife drove by the other day and said they had a sign up about an Aggie owned bar opening soon. Not sure if it's a sports bar or not.
Not really a big loss, but Go 4 It Sports (NWH and Plano, but Kroger) was getting cleaned out this morning, including taking the big signs down.
Good news for the new Irish Pub from the Capitol/Dubliner owners. Different vibe but there will be some people looking for a new bar at least.
It's called Harris House of Heroes and it's a restaurant and bar owned by former Ag football players Rod and De'Vante Harris. I'm not so sure about the name, but I'm hoping it turns in to a good Aggie game watching spot next fall.mavsfan4ever said:
What's the new Aggie owned bar that's opening up by the Loon? My wife drove by the other day and said they had a sign up about an Aggie owned bar opening soon. Not sure if it's a sports bar or not.
I read that a sports bar chain from Plano or McKinney is taking over the spot. Will probably still have the same poker, UFC, and clientele. Not my thing but if it is, there's that.
Bummer. We're hosting Christmas this year and I planned to watch the bowl game there if its just too chaotic at the house. I guess Shady's or Taco Joint would work in a pinch...Ol Jock 99 said:
Not really a big loss, but Go 4 It Sports (NWH and Plano, but Kroger) was getting cleaned out this morning, including taking the big signs down.
FincAg said:
I read that a sports bar chain from Plano or McKinney is taking over the spot. Will probably still have the same poker, UFC, and clientele. Not my thing but if it is, there's that.
Yep, found the owner made a post on NextDoor. New bar is Endzone Sports Bar.
Not to get off topic, but I find Taco Joint to be maybe the most overrated place around. Not good.tysker said:Bummer. We're hosting Christmas this year and I planned to watch the bowl game there if its just too chaotic at the house. I guess Shady's or Taco Joint would work in a pinch...Ol Jock 99 said:
Not really a big loss, but Go 4 It Sports (NWH and Plano, but Kroger) was getting cleaned out this morning, including taking the big signs down.
Agreed. Resident is my jam for incredible and creative tacos. Andrew is good people too.double aught said:Not to get off topic, but I find Taco Joint to be maybe the most overrated place around. Not good.tysker said:Bummer. We're hosting Christmas this year and I planned to watch the bowl game there if its just too chaotic at the house. I guess Shady's or Taco Joint would work in a pinch...Ol Jock 99 said:
Not really a big loss, but Go 4 It Sports (NWH and Plano, but Kroger) was getting cleaned out this morning, including taking the big signs down.
Also agreed. We used to get breakfast tacos from Taco Joint, but Torchy's and Taco Deli have replaced it in our office and they are so much better.
I try and stick to La Banqueta, Tacos y Mas, and El Come for my lunch and dinner taco needs.
I try and stick to La Banqueta, Tacos y Mas, and El Come for my lunch and dinner taco needs.
Name and logo seem like a crossfit gym.
The alambre at La Banqueta may be one of the best meals you can eat in Dallas.FTAco07 said:
Also agreed. We used to get breakfast tacos from Taco Joint, but Torchy's and Taco Deli have replaced it in our office and they are so much better.
I try and stick to La Banqueta, Tacos y Mas, and El Come for my lunch and dinner taco needs.
Tacos Y Mas breakfast tacos/burritos are legit too.FTAco07 said:
Also agreed. We used to get breakfast tacos from Taco Joint, but Torchy's and Taco Deli have replaced it in our office and they are so much better.
I try and stick to La Banqueta, Tacos y Mas, and El Come for my lunch and dinner taco needs.
Best breakfast tacos and burritos are the taco shop in the beer and wine convenience store off of southwestern and Greenville. Their lunch/dinner is really good as well. Wish they had a drive thru. I don't go very much because of that.
Southwest? Isn't that Movie Trading Co? I can't picture a C store there...
That place has good pastor as well.mavsfan4ever said:
Best breakfast tacos and burritos are the taco shop in the beer and wine convenience store off of southwestern and Greenville. Their lunch/dinner is really good as well. Wish they had a drive thru. I don't go very much because of that.
Quick WayGarlandAg2012 said:
Southwest? Isn't that Movie Trading Co? I can't picture a C store there...
8106 Southwestern Blvd
At the intersection of Southwestern and Greenville, on the eastern side of Greenville. Powerbelly is right, it's the Quikway beer and wine store.GarlandAg2012 said:
Southwest? Isn't that Movie Trading Co? I can't picture a C store there...
Bro, it's not a secret if you tell everybody.mavsfan4ever said:
Best breakfast tacos and burritos are the taco shop in the beer and wine convenience store off of southwestern and Greenville. Their lunch/dinner is really good as well. Wish they had a drive thru. I don't go very much because of that.
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