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Pizza
Posted by:
Starvin
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Date: January 01, 2010 11:55PM
Can any good pizza be found in Chantilly or close to Chantilly?
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
boredom
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Date: January 02, 2010 12:36AM
Use the search feature. This was discussed a few weeks back.
To sum up. Tony's in Fairfax (which is close enough to Chantilly) or Ciro's in Chantilly (in the strip mall complex by the Rt. 28 and Rt. 29 overpass)
To sum up. Tony's in Fairfax (which is close enough to Chantilly) or Ciro's in Chantilly (in the strip mall complex by the Rt. 28 and Rt. 29 overpass)
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Superman 4
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Date: January 02, 2010 04:05AM
Pomodoros in Fairfax Town Center between Baja Fresh and Moby Dick.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Pizza
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Date: January 02, 2010 10:23AM
If you like good ny style pizza try out Flippin Pizza in the Shoppers Shopping Center at 50 and Centreville Road. Good lunch deal - 2 slices and drink $5!
Paisanos' is also a good bet... good wings.
Paisanos' is also a good bet... good wings.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
parttimeballerz
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Date: January 02, 2010 12:51PM
Tony's or Ciro's is closet you get to NY Style.
Flippin' folds like NY, has the grease but is tastless..unless you flood it with toppings
Flippin' folds like NY, has the grease but is tastless..unless you flood it with toppings
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
pizzapizza
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Date: January 02, 2010 01:45PM
American Flatbread in Ashburn..it's a hike but well worth it.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
b
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Date: January 02, 2010 03:19PM
Close to chantilly I'd say Buon Appetito in Metrotech.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
LuLu
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Date: January 02, 2010 06:45PM
The trailer trash in Chantilly really seem to like Paisano's Pizza on Airline Parkway by the LA Boxing and the Wendy's.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
yum yum
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Date: November 14, 2010 09:56PM
amaretti has some damn good pizza.
its behind the post office on brookfield corporate drive.
its behind the post office on brookfield corporate drive.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
parttimeballerz
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Date: November 14, 2010 10:44PM
Paisano's is like...Buffalo NY pizza, not NYC. Flippin' Pizza is bland, correct, needs toppings and a salt shaker.
Wegman's is not bad, but again, switched their sauce and it is heartburn city.....
Better off with Diorgiorno at this point.
Wegman's is not bad, but again, switched their sauce and it is heartburn city.....
Better off with Diorgiorno at this point.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
BigK
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Date: November 15, 2010 10:36AM
b Wrote:
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> Close to chantilly I'd say Buon Appetito in
> Metrotech.
This is the best in Chantilly area hands-down.
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> Close to chantilly I'd say Buon Appetito in
> Metrotech.
This is the best in Chantilly area hands-down.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Mmmmpizza
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Date: November 15, 2010 10:41AM
+1 on Flippin Pizza, authentic NY style pizza and decent prices.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
bem20151
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Date: November 15, 2010 10:46AM
Bon Appetito Italian Restaurant
13932 Metrotech Drive
Chantilly, VA 20151-3238
(703) 263-2060
Great pizza!
13932 Metrotech Drive
Chantilly, VA 20151-3238
(703) 263-2060
Great pizza!
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
RUFUSS
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Date: November 19, 2010 04:37PM
The most authentic pizza ever, go to Villa Bella in the Burke WalMart plaza. If you don't agree, don't hate.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
peperoni in my pants
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Date: November 19, 2010 10:55PM
I like dominos.....there is one in chantilly.....authentic NY pizza
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
recession proof pizza
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Date: November 20, 2010 10:14AM
Buy the wheat pizza dough at Wegman's. It's a large amount and better than the frozen one at Safeway (although Safeway is a bargain and will do if you want white flour dough). Find a sauce you like and keep it on hand or make one. Buy a wonderful mozzarella---already shredded or not (not is often best). It takes very little time to make a pizza and it tastes WAY BETTER when it's fresh out of your oven (plus a whole lot cheaper). If you want to be even more "authentic", make you own dough.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Good Sound Advice
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Date: November 20, 2010 10:22AM
People tell me it's really hard to find good pizza around here, they are right.
I've lived in New York and Chicago and youreally get spoiled witht the kinds of pies they make there.
Absolutely, hands down, the best pizza I've found anywhere in this area is at Chantilly Crossing Shopping Center, a little place called CiCi's.
I've lived in New York and Chicago and youreally get spoiled witht the kinds of pies they make there.
Absolutely, hands down, the best pizza I've found anywhere in this area is at Chantilly Crossing Shopping Center, a little place called CiCi's.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
hoocoodanode
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Date: November 21, 2010 12:14AM
recession proof pizza Wrote:
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> Buy the wheat pizza dough at Wegman's. It's a
> large amount and better than the frozen one at
> Safeway (although Safeway is a bargain and will do
> if you want white flour dough). Find a sauce you
> like and keep it on hand or make one. Buy a
> wonderful mozzarella---already shredded or not
> (not is often best). It takes very little time to
> make a pizza and it tastes WAY BETTER when it's
> fresh out of your oven (plus a whole lot cheaper).
> If you want to be even more "authentic", make you
> own dough.
I've made pizza dough using the recipe on Breadtopia. It's pretty good.
http://www.breadtopia.com/pizza-dough-recipe/
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> Buy the wheat pizza dough at Wegman's. It's a
> large amount and better than the frozen one at
> Safeway (although Safeway is a bargain and will do
> if you want white flour dough). Find a sauce you
> like and keep it on hand or make one. Buy a
> wonderful mozzarella---already shredded or not
> (not is often best). It takes very little time to
> make a pizza and it tastes WAY BETTER when it's
> fresh out of your oven (plus a whole lot cheaper).
> If you want to be even more "authentic", make you
> own dough.
I've made pizza dough using the recipe on Breadtopia. It's pretty good.
http://www.breadtopia.com/pizza-dough-recipe/
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
pizza rulz
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Date: November 21, 2010 08:16AM
And get a "pizza stone", preheat your oven to its max temp with the stone in place (*), throw cornmeal on it just before putting your pizza on it.
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(*) A long time ago in a different lifetime, I bought a ridiculously expensive gas Thermador stove/oven for thousands of dollars - WHOLESALE! - and that turkey has its oven thermostat apparently RIGHT at the top of the oven so the temperature is NEVER correct based off control setting. Lesson learned - in addition to the pizza stone, get an oven thermometer and place it on the rack you intend to place your pizza.
The story behind the stove purchase is a sad tale of too much money in pocket and not enough cooking-utensil knowledge - maybe for another post at a different time.
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(*) A long time ago in a different lifetime, I bought a ridiculously expensive gas Thermador stove/oven for thousands of dollars - WHOLESALE! - and that turkey has its oven thermostat apparently RIGHT at the top of the oven so the temperature is NEVER correct based off control setting. Lesson learned - in addition to the pizza stone, get an oven thermometer and place it on the rack you intend to place your pizza.
The story behind the stove purchase is a sad tale of too much money in pocket and not enough cooking-utensil knowledge - maybe for another post at a different time.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
plizza
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Date: November 22, 2010 11:56PM
I like paisanos..
and Tony's in Fairlakes
and Tony's in Fairlakes
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
papa johns
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Date: December 26, 2010 11:18PM
papa johns all the way they have the most amazing bread sticks ever
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Jason
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Date: December 31, 2010 09:05PM
Superman 4 Wrote:
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> Pomodoros in Fairfax Town Center between Baja
> Fresh and Moby Dick.
I co-sign this. Pomodoros pizza is awesome
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> Pomodoros in Fairfax Town Center between Baja
> Fresh and Moby Dick.
I co-sign this. Pomodoros pizza is awesome
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Dane Bramage
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Date: December 31, 2010 09:39PM
Paisanos
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“We don’t have any rude, unpleasant people here. We’re different!”
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“We don’t have any rude, unpleasant people here. We’re different!”
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Teh King
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Date: January 01, 2011 12:30PM
Jason Wrote:
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> Superman 4 Wrote:
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> > Pomodoros in Fairfax Town Center between Baja
> > Fresh and Moby Dick.
>
>
> I co-sign this. Pomodoros pizza is awesome
+1 The pizza and the other food is delicious. Plus they are friendly and hospitable there and seem genuinely grateful for your business.
Unlike Villas Pizza in Burke. Those bastards dumped a plate of lasagna down my back, stained my shirt and then offered me a $5 coupon for my next visit. Fuck them.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 01/01/2011 12:33PM by Teh King.
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> Superman 4 Wrote:
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> > Pomodoros in Fairfax Town Center between Baja
> > Fresh and Moby Dick.
>
>
> I co-sign this. Pomodoros pizza is awesome
+1 The pizza and the other food is delicious. Plus they are friendly and hospitable there and seem genuinely grateful for your business.
Unlike Villas Pizza in Burke. Those bastards dumped a plate of lasagna down my back, stained my shirt and then offered me a $5 coupon for my next visit. Fuck them.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 01/01/2011 12:33PM by Teh King.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
parttimeballerz
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Date: January 01, 2011 12:49PM
Isn't Villa Bella the place where they cook the food just to 125 degrees?, then serve it?? Crap
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
WTF?
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Date: January 01, 2011 01:03PM
Good Sound Advice Wrote:
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> People tell me it's really hard to find good pizza
> around here, they are right.
> I've lived in New York and Chicago and youreally
> get spoiled witht the kinds of pies they make
> there.
>
> Absolutely, hands down, the best pizza I've found
> anywhere in this area is at Chantilly Crossing
> Shopping Center, a little place called CiCi's.
You must be a chicken hawk.
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> People tell me it's really hard to find good pizza
> around here, they are right.
> I've lived in New York and Chicago and youreally
> get spoiled witht the kinds of pies they make
> there.
>
> Absolutely, hands down, the best pizza I've found
> anywhere in this area is at Chantilly Crossing
> Shopping Center, a little place called CiCi's.
You must be a chicken hawk.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Priapus
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Date: January 01, 2011 01:32PM
RUFUSS Wrote:
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> The most authentic pizza ever, go to Villa Bella
> in the Burke WalMart plaza. If you don't agree,
> don't hate.
Nice sense of direction, Daniel Boone
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> The most authentic pizza ever, go to Villa Bella
> in the Burke WalMart plaza. If you don't agree,
> don't hate.
Nice sense of direction, Daniel Boone
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
phil, e
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Date: January 01, 2011 03:34PM
Starvin Wrote:
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> Can any good pizza be found in Chantilly or close
> to Chantilly?
There is no truly good pizza in Virginia.
You have to go to Philly, south Jersey or NYC.
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> Can any good pizza be found in Chantilly or close
> to Chantilly?
There is no truly good pizza in Virginia.
You have to go to Philly, south Jersey or NYC.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
Jason
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Date: January 01, 2011 05:13PM
phil, e Wrote:
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> Starvin Wrote:
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> > Can any good pizza be found in Chantilly or
> close
> > to Chantilly?
>
>
> There is no truly good pizza in Virginia.
> You have to go to Philly, south Jersey or NYC.
...Or Chicago. If you ever find your way around the mid-west... lookup Aurelio's. Best pizza I've ever had.
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> Starvin Wrote:
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> > Can any good pizza be found in Chantilly or
> close
> > to Chantilly?
>
>
> There is no truly good pizza in Virginia.
> You have to go to Philly, south Jersey or NYC.
...Or Chicago. If you ever find your way around the mid-west... lookup Aurelio's. Best pizza I've ever had.
Re: Pizza
Posted by:
TopDawg.............
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Date: June 07, 2013 10:50PM
Ciro's in Centreville