• Signtist@lemm.ee
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    10 months ago

    Unless you live in North Dakota, where the Rhombus Guys pizza chain is located. Pretty good pizza, though overpriced.

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      10 months ago

      Used to be we’d go there because they’d serve you a 10% IPA in a giant 32oz mug or whatever and charge you the same price as what JL Beers would for a 10oz of the same beer. It’s been at least 6 years since I’ve been in either of those because they are just so crazy overpriced now. I also don’t drink much anymore, but god damn that Lost Continent IPA was good.

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      10 months ago

      Good pizza in North Dakota?

      Chicago, New York, and Detroit have entered the chat

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        10 months ago

        I like how these cities are convinced that nobody else anywhere in the world has figured out how to put dough, cheese, and marinara sauce together in the proper ratio.

        I have had pizza in Chicago and New York and it was good, but there is good pizza everywhere I have lived in the US. As long as its a local place its normally pretty good. It’s not that difficult to get right.

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          10 months ago

          I’ve also had bad pizza in both Chicago and New York. There’s a lot of idiots dying on that hill.

          Edit: a word

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          10 months ago

          CT resident, new haven style is burned badly, the toppings are distributed at random, and there’s gigantic bubbles in the dough. You’re an hour and a half from NYC, just get a good pizza and stop pretending pepes and Sally’s aren’t shit.