A-Girl, you oughta check out Tony's Little Italy in Placentia off of Placentia Avenue. They have a Chicago Deep Dish that rivals anything you can get from Chicago, and their thin crust pizza is top notch, as well.

Angelo's and Vinci's, off of Chapman and Harbor in Fullerton, also makes a pretty damn good pizza, as well.

But you're right, good pizza joints are few and far between 'round these parts. There are a few, though!

deep dish pizza does not require a fork to eat

thin crust pizza has to get folded in half

LOL, yes it is. And they are going bananas these days with garlic crusts and whatnot.

I will eat the crust if I have one or two slices. But if you have a whole pie to yourself.......

I prefer deep dish or a good pan pizza if they do it right. Sadly all we have here are the normal chains, Little Ceasars (garbage) Domino's (garbage) and Pizza Hut (ok). I do like the stuffed crust and pan from Pizza Hut but of course I would love a "real" pizza. We have a good Italian place about 30 miles from here where I get my spaghetti and stromboli from. I could get sick eating it stromboli style.

Then you hear one of the ladies tell the men, here, have some anisette, it will settle your stomach.

TIS I've been up by you for my nephews team parties at Graziano's. The pizza isn't bad. That's a fun place too for the kids.

Faithful1 I'll try the place you mentioned when I'm down in south county during the summer.

XDCX I've been to all the places you've mentioned and they just don't taste enough like the pizza I'm used to eating. I'm very particular about my pizza.
Angelo and Vinci's is a fun place, I like the atmosphere. That Tony's pizzeria in Placentia lol my Dad called him up to tell him to take his sign down cuz his pizza tastes nothing like NY Little Italy pizza. He actually called the guy up to tell him that.

Years ago there was Brooklyn Pizza Works on Imperial/Rose in Placentia. That place was really good in the early 80's. We'd go there but now I don't know who owns it. Mamalukes (Mammalucco's) in Brea on Imperial hwy near Trader Joe's is a pretty good pizza joint, set up like the pizza parlors back east with all the pics on the wall and red/white table cloths. The owner is from Brooklyn, nice guy. De Luca's in La Habra/Whittier area was good. They were from Newark but I think it changed owners recently. Last year I tried Napoli pizzeria in downtown Disney, pretty good pizza. At Vid Con last year, I tried TJ's and that was probably thee best pizza I've had in OC.

My friend did a pilot called Mamalukes.

This is the promotion for it.


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WWQOA5j7cJw

Foots, your buddy has a good sense of humor. Poor Gabagool.

Foot, this is fuckin hysterical.

He is really funny.

I want to see all of this.

Not sure what Mamalukes has to do with eating pizza, but the "trailer" was great. The star was in "Goodfellas", the guy who bought the pink cadillac. I also think Johnny Red from "Donnie Brasco" was in it.

Okay, Brooklyn, I gotta admit that this is pretty good! Salut!

http://pix11.com/2016/04/28/brooklyn-pizzeria-creates-pizza-served-in-box-made-of-pizza/