752bro4 said:

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nai06 said:

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752bro4 said:

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lawless89 said:

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Yeah there used to be three or four Double Daves up here. I went to the one in Arlington probably a year ago or so and they've all closed shop since. What gives??

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Weird that a pizza restaurant that wasn't very good shut down in a town full of great pizza options.

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DFW doesnt have great pizza options. There are a few good shops but most pizza around here sucks.

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The pizza in whatever (likely) sihtty suburb you live in may suck. Pizza in Dallas proper is great.

Cane Rosso
Fireside Pies
Eno's
Grimaldi's (though a national chain)
GAPC
Pie Tap
Old Chicago (if Deep dish is your thing)

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so 7 places in a city of over a million people. Not exactly a lot of great places.

nai06 said:

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752bro4 said:

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nai06 said:

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752bro4 said:

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lawless89 said:

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Yeah there used to be three or four Double Daves up here. I went to the one in Arlington probably a year ago or so and they've all closed shop since. What gives??

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Weird that a pizza restaurant that wasn't very good shut down in a town full of great pizza options.

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DFW doesnt have great pizza options. There are a few good shops but most pizza around here sucks.

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The pizza in whatever (likely) sihtty suburb you live in may suck. Pizza in Dallas proper is great.

Cane Rosso
Fireside Pies
Eno's
Grimaldi's (though a national chain)
GAPC
Pie Tap
Old Chicago (if Deep dish is your thing)

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so 7 places in a city of over a million people. Not exactly a lot of great places.

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He only acknowledges areas of the city that were uninhabitable pre y2k.

The Cane Rosso location at the Star needs to work on its game. Went there a couple of weeks ago - soggy pizza and the waitress didn't put in the order for 1 of the 3 pizzas we ordered. And when alerted, it took them forever to make it. For a pizza place that claims they fired their pizzas for 90 seconds, they should have had the effer out fast. Oh, and before taking our order, our waitress tells us she needs to go get a cough drop because she has a sore throat. ****ing awesome experience.

DannyDuberstein said:

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The Cane Rosso location at the Star needs to work on its game. Went there a couple of weeks ago - soggy pizza and the waitress didn't put in the order for 1 of the 3 pizzas we ordered. And when alerted, it took them forever to make it. For a pizza place that claims they fired their pizzas for 90 seconds, they should have had the effer out fast. Oh, and before taking our order, our waitress tells us she needs to go get a cough drop because she has a sore throat. ****ing awesome experience.

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I think that actually sounds like a terrible experience.

752bro4 said:

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I am sure there are more - those are the ones that I/we have been to and enjoy in Dallas.

Enjoy your BJ's Brewhouse and Gatti Land.

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So your argument is to list more crappy pizza places? Look you can find some pretty good pizza in Dallas. Certainly not the best i've ever had but still really good. There just isn't an abundance of places like that.

His argument is to be pretentious when talking about pizza, for some reason.

nai06 said:

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752bro4 said:

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I am sure there are more - those are the ones that I/we have been to and enjoy in Dallas.

Enjoy your BJ's Brewhouse and Gatti Land.

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So your argument is to list more crappy pizza places? Look you can find some pretty good pizza in Dallas. Certainly not the best i've ever had but still really good. There just isn't an abundance of places like that.

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How much pizza are you eating where you would need more? Why do I need to give you more than 7 really good options? How many do you need? 10? 100? I am fine with those, and because there are those that are all relatively near me and/or deliver through Uber Eats/Door Dash, I do not frequent crappy joints like Double Dave's (or Pizza Hut/Domino's Papa John's). Even if DD hadn't gone away in DFW, I still wouldn't due to those options.

The latter two were clearly in jest, suggesting that you're stuck in suburbia hell.

Nah, there are only 7 options in Dallas, so it doesn't require too much thought.

Yet another insecure Dallas guy trying to justify living with congestion, poor schools and crime, this time with pizza.

Meant to include this emote

Speaking of Dallas pizza, has anyone here tried recreating the iFratelli or Campisi's house italian dressing? Seems lighter in color and simpler than bottled italian and my wife and I really like it.

It's expensive for takeout pizza, but I'm a sucker for Piggie Pie's pizza.

Grab a slice of pizza

For those in the old east Dallas 'hood, Bryan Street Tavern has the pest pizza in town for my money. Great spot to watch games too.

Louie's bar has great pizza too.

Dallas has much bigger problems than no pizza rolls.

Some other great spots just a couple miles from where I live downtown

Tutta's in West End
Stone Deck in Deep Ellum
Olivella's in Victory
There is a Campisi's downtown that's not bad
Americano at the Joule has great smallish pizzas
Frankie's downtown is fair
Porta Di Roma is okay
There's a Coal Vines at the Omni, but haven't tried it

piola italian restaurant has a tasty pizza roll. then you have two locations of double daves...


nothing in dallas proper of course.

5th Street Pizza in Allen has the best pizza rolls I've ever eaten.

Serious Pizza in Deep Ellum

mavsfan4ever said:

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Louie's bar has great pizza too.

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It took way too long for this to be mentioned.

There used to be a DD in Plano and another in Frisco. I think both were mismanaged. We stopped going due to quality issues, and I guess we weren't alone...

There was one at Trinity Mills and the tollway, one near Stonebriar mall (I dont think this one stayed open long at all), one in Allen at Mcdermott and 75, and one on the western end of Main in Frisco. Damn shame they are all gone.

In addition to what has been named so far, some of which are also in fort worth. Uno's in Sundance is good. Olivella's in Victory Park is great.

Arlington has Gino's East by Cowboys stadium.

THen obviously Mama's pizza through all of DFW.