[mylife]

Domino sucks, Pizza hut sucks, Papa John sucks, and Lol Caesar woulda sucked but I didn't have a Nickle....

[mylife]

crust, sauce and cheese are key, everything else is just toppings

[real saxophonist]

I remember when Domino’s tried that with the Brooklyn Style pizza. Everybody in Brooklyn was like, WTF?

[alloysteel]

Pizzas with a foldable crust are burritos.

[Williams]

Tried this brand once the crust was dry.

Rule of thumb: Local place and it must have an Italian name on the sign.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Pizza joint in Penn Station, 2018, had some fabulous foldable. Sbarro pizza is good when hot, too. Not fancy, but delicious. Wish i could visit some classic NYC pizza places. Too far away.

[avenir]

Folding pizza is new to me since seeing it on YouTube. I guess city life on the go necessitates that? I want to see the toppings, not the bottom of the crust.

[SaxxonWoods]

I thought NYers are supposed to be smart. Pizza is one of the most unhealthy meals one can eat.

[Impala64ssa]

There are a few good pizza joints around Tampa run by fmr NYers. There’s one near the Amalie Arena whose “secret ingredient” is tap water “imported” from Brooklyn. The only “corporate” pizza I find halfway decent is Domino’s, with black olives and feta cheese. The rest of them, BLEH!🤮

[Hot Tabasco]

You can’t find a good old fashioned greasy pizza anymore.....

[God luvs America]

As a New Yorker and an American of Italian descent i can tell you this much- i hold pappa john’s pizza in as low regard as i hold the olive garden.

Pappa John’s/Olive Garden for an American of Italian descent is similar to telling an Irishman Budweiser is comparable to Guinness.

[M Kehoe]

Isn’t a folded pizza called a calzone?

And I eat me pizza with a knife and fork.

5.56mm

[dfwgator]

Might as well just have Pizza in a Cup.

[IndispensableDestiny]

The floor of the oven has to be very hot to make a good foldable crust.

[gracefullyparanoid]

There is no need to fold Chicago Deep Dish. Lou Mal’s or Giordano’s FTW. Uno’s if you want something thin, Cut into Chicago cut squates.

[logi_cal869]

Funny. As an Italian native West-coaster I don’t view ‘NY-style’ as pizza. I see all the local joints with such offerings - which, ironically, come & go like the wind - as fads. I have sampled them repeatedly; I ceased interest years ago.

And I’m not defending PJ at all (I don’t care for ANY of the pizza brands).

One FReeper labeled it ‘burrito’. I disagree.

It’s more like ‘pizza crêpe’ or a pathetic attempt at Italian ‘Gyro’.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

One thing I will give NYC - they know how to make pizzas there. Same for Boston. The chains in California suck. So do the specialty pizza places in California - at least all of the ones I’ve found.

[Eccl 10:2]

People from the NYC area (I’m from Upstate NY and went to school in the SUNY system with countless “downstaters”, so I know), almost to a person, don’t have their own opinion. They have what they feel is the majority of what everyone else’s opinion is.

The Truth has now been spoken.

[Ikeon]

Dominos sucks?, that depends on which store you are getting it from. check yelp and find out which ones consistently score high. I love genuine NY pizza, i was a Chicago pizza guy from UNOS until the chef of my favorite restaurant left - then the pizza was horrible, so bad I never went back even when they refunded my money. years later we visited NYC during Christmas week and bought a slice from some place near the old twin towers fire station. AWESOME PIZZA Never looked at another Chicago pizza again.

if I'm ever in Chicago I will give Chicago -not to be confused with "deep dish" pizza a try. but after NYC pizza, I've had the best, others are just imitations.

[Ezekiel]

A bunch of New Yorkers...

And to think, the finest scholars can't for the life of them locate America in Bible prophecy.

They must have missed Noah's "floating zoo".

It took The Irish Rovers to explain.

By extension, the unicorns are only presumed dead. History is prophecy! :)

[Political Junkie Too]

Foldable pizza was my go-to lunch in junior high school in Manhattan. I never ate at the cafeteria - I would walk a few blocks to the local pizza place and get a slice, fold it, and eat it on the way back to school.

-PJ