Ok, so what's the best pizza place that delivers to Dogtown? Pointer's is just okay (tastes like a locally-owned places version of Domino's to me).
Never had Elicia's. Anything else?
Never had Elicia's. Anything else?
JuiceInDogtown wrote:
Never had Elicia's.
bikin'_man wrote:JuiceInDogtown wrote:
Never had Elicia's.
keep it that way.
but my vote is pi, not st louis style, but very good none the less. can't wait till the end of july to have some more.
JuiceInDogtown wrote:Ok, so what's the best pizza place that delivers to Dogtown? Pointer's is just okay (tastes like a locally-owned places version of Domino's to me).
Never had Elicia's. Anything else?
dweebe wrote:JuiceInDogtown wrote:Ok, so what's the best pizza place that delivers to Dogtown? Pointer's is just okay (tastes like a locally-owned places version of Domino's to me).
Never had Elicia's. Anything else?
Nothing really.
I've said it in another thread: Dogtown is lacking of a good pizza place.
DeBaliviere wrote:Perhaps because it's not a pizza parlor, Three Monkeys on Morganford might have the most underrated pizza in town.
That's a shame. Three Monkeys is one of my favorite brunch spots in the midst of wintry bike rides.kujay wrote:DeBaliviere wrote:Perhaps because it's not a pizza parlor, Three Monkeys on Morganford might have the most underrated pizza in town.
That might get me to go back there. We went once and had an awful experience. Bad service, terrible food. And that was after trying to get in there three times and meeting ridiculous wait times.
kujay wrote:That might get me to go back there. We went once and had an awful experience. Bad service, terrible food. And that was after trying to get in there three times and meeting ridiculous wait times.
thechariot wrote:anyone said schotzies?
Took over the whole market and called it a Cucina. I never visited this particular iteration so I can't comment on food or atmosphere. Clearly it didn't work as a business.Grover wrote:They just did a huge remodel/revision right?
I knew things weren't good when we walked by one Friday night around 8pm and it didn't look too busy inside. A quarter full at best.lukethedrifter wrote:Took over the whole market and called it a Cucina. I never visited this particular iteration so I can't comment on food or atmosphere. Clearly it didn't work as a business.Grover wrote:They just did a huge remodel/revision right?
They're also remodeling the CWE store (for 4+ months), right?Grover wrote:They just did a huge remodel/revision right?
Yeah, it's been closed since late summer and the remodeling seemed to have been going in fits and starts. Supposedly it reopens Monday (3/8), according to a post on the foodie forum on the P-D site.ricke002 wrote:They're also remodeling the CWE store (for 4+ months), right?Grover wrote:They just did a huge remodel/revision right?