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Chicago style Deep Dish, in Dublin?

djmarkus

We visited Chicago earlier this year.

One thing that impressed us was an authentic Chicago deep-dish Pizza. Delicious!

Anyone know of a restaurant that serves such a thing in Dublin?

Specifically http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago-style_pizza#Deep-dish_pizza

Thanks!

David

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Dizzyblonde

Moved from Food & Drink.

Hootanany

TGIF it used to be called Chicago Pizza Pie place.

poisonated

Chicago pizza pie factory* It was really nice. There was one in Paris...not sure if it is still open though.

Hootanany

poisonated wrote: »

Chicago pizza pie factory* It was really nice. There was one in Paris...not sure if it is still open though.

Stephen Green

really liked it.

djmarkus

I'll give it a go.. In the shopping centre is it?

Birneybau

Hasn't been there in years!

djmarkus

Well that's that out the window.

amdublin

Hootanany wrote: »

TGIF it used to be called Chicago Pizza Pie place.

poisonated wrote: »

Chicago pizza pie factory* It was really nice. There was one in Paris...not sure if it is still open though.

I used to call it Chicago Pizza Pie Parlour

but yeah it was factory.

And divine!

whiskeyman

Most pizza places are focused on wood ovens etc... and deep bases are long gone.
You can get Chicago Town pizzas in most supermarkets that are deep dish however.

nudger

The Chicago Pizza pie factory on Stephen's Green done an "Everything on the pan" pizza that was the best I ever tasted, about 3" thick, washed down with a pitcher and a mud pie.

amdublin

nudger wrote: »

The Chicago Pizza pie factory on Stephen's Green done an "Everything on the pan" pizza that was the best I ever tasted, about 3" thick, washed down with a pitcher and a mud pie.

Omg the mud pie was amazing.

Bring back Chicago Pizza Pie Factory!
http://www.panoramio.com/m/photo/270331

djmarkus

Wow... 1996...

Looks like I'm on a wild goose chase?

ibarelycare

I miss that place! When we were kids we used to be brought either there or Captain America's every time we were in town. I remember the toilets in Chicago, there was a sign over them saying "The John's" and the women's one was called Olivia Newton John, can't remember what the men's was called. They had loads of random signs all over the place and the bar was mega, old liquor bottles the whole way up to the ceiling. The desserts were immense. Was so disappointing when it changed to Planet Hollywood

nudger

ibarelycare wrote: »

I miss that place! When we were kids we used to be brought either there or Captain America's every time we were in town. I remember the toilets in Chicago, there was a sign over them saying "The John's" and the women's one was called Olivia Newton John, can't remember what the men's was called. They had loads of random signs all over the place and the bar was mega, old liquor bottles the whole way up to the ceiling. The desserts were immense. Was so disappointing when it changed to Planet Hollywood

Elton John.:D wasn't sure which to use.

Random_Person

ibarelycare wrote: »

I miss that place! When we were kids we used to be brought either there or Captain America's every time we were in town. I remember the toilets in Chicago, there was a sign over them saying "The John's" and the women's one was called Olivia Newton John, can't remember what the men's was called. They had loads of random signs all over the place and the bar was mega, old liquor bottles the whole way up to the ceiling. The desserts were immense. Was so disappointing when it changed to Planet Hollywood

And you ALWAYS got a bag of jellies going out the door! :pac:

nudger

And the bowl of mints for you as you paid the bill.

First place in Dublin that I knew of that done pitchers of beer, was a great spot, sadly missed.

Judge Roy Beans was another good place.

face1990

nudger wrote: »

And the bowel of mints for you

Hope that's a typo :eek:

starviewadams

There's actually feck all decent pizza places in Dublin these days.Just the usual Pizza Hut/Apache shíte.

CianRyan

starviewadams wrote: »

There's actually feck all decent pizza places in Dublin these days.Just the usual Pizza Hut/Apache shíte.

Give Skinflint a try next time, I worked there for a few months and gained a fair bit of weight. Tasty grilled pizza.

Mods, I have no more connections with the place and this me honestly saying it's one of the best around.

Edit: The ribs, get the ribs.
The pizza is as far from Chicago style you can get btw.

1968

starviewadams wrote: »

There's actually feck all decent pizza places in Dublin these days.Just the usual Pizza Hut/Apache shíte.

Have to disagree. Dublin has loads of excellent pizzerias. Including:

Pizza Stop
Steps of Rome
Ciao Bella Roma
Bar Italia
Bottega Toffoli
Paulie’s Pizza
Credo
Da Mimmo
Al Vesuvio
Manifesto

ibrahimovic

1968 wrote: »

Have to disagree. Dublin has loads of excellent pizzerias. Including:

Pizza Stop
Steps of Rome
Ciao Bella Roma
Bar Italia
Bottega Toffoli
Paulie’s Pizza
Credo
Da Mimmo
Al Vesuvio
Manifesto

Yeah i agree theres loads of good pizza places in Dublin, paulies pizza and ciao bella roma are my faves

djmarkus

Do any of said establishments do Chicago deep dish pizzas ?

MonsterMob

Gona bump this, any place in Dublin that does a Chicago style, or even a Detroit style pizza??

MM

safetyboy

Basil Pizza is a nice outdoor place down ringsend, BYOB

https://twitter.com/basilpizzabasil

MagicMarker

safetyboy wrote: »

Basil Pizza is a nice outdoor place down ringsend, BYOB

https://twitter.com/basilpizzabasil

I had a pizza here the other day, in no sense of the word was it a ''deep dish''.

It was good though.

MonsterMob

Yeah, doesn't seem to be any place in Dublin who do it. Pity...