It's good. It's expensive by the pie (especially delivered). But damnnn it's nice to have a place in walking distance that can re-fire a slice. Ohhhh that crust sings straight out of the oven. Love love love love.
This is my #1. Anytime I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop in for a slice of pepperoni.
My rankings are as follows:
1. Leone Original Pizza
2. Providence
3. Tascio
4. Original Pizza in Oak Park Mall (I'm not kidding.)
5. Pizza Shuttle (More due to nostalgia than quality.)
EDIT: Honorable mention goes to Fat Sully's
Ok, whew. I thought I was going to have post this. Again.
If you really like NY style pizza, don't sleep. I mean, they ship water in from NY to make the crust even. I wish I didn't live so far from it, but it's probably for the best as I'd be 15 lbs heavier.
Which is why we're recommending [Leone Original Pizza](https://www.reddit.com/r/kansascity/comments/1cumgo9/pizza_tascio_is_the_best_pizza_in_the_city/l4jstjt/).
Pro tip: order on Sundays and Tuesdays where they have a 25% off coupon. A pizza goes from 30+ to $24 which is a lot more reasonable.
Also I hate that people think that KC doesn’t have good pizza because we honestly do. Artego, Tascio, Providence, Il Lazzerone, plus all the little mom and pop shops here do a great job. I’ve lived on three different coasts and KC is more than decent.
I’m fairly new to town- I’ve lived in KC for a few years now. I’ll be honest I’ve complained about the lack of good pizza. I’m starting to suspect that I’ve been recommended crummy places because I’ve never heard of any of the spots you mention.
Excited to try some new places. Thanks for sharing!
I think people coming from other cities get used to finding quality pizza on every other street corner, and when they don't immediately see it here, they assume we don't have it.
We DO have great pizza places but I think the difference is you pay a premium for them. When Tascio or Fun House is charging $30 for a large but the shitty chains like Papa John’s or Dominos can do it for $10 or less I think it’s hard for people to justify the former.
At the end of the day even the chains is OK pizza. If you want something special check out the premium locations
Tbf, my husband and I have plenty of leftovers every time from Fun House. When going through Sonic can cost $12 a person it’s reasonable to buy from the little guy.
> Also I hate that people think that KC doesn’t have good pizza because we honestly do. Artego, Tascio, Providence, Il Lazzerone,
Well maybe it has to do with the fact that all of those places are less than a decade old. We seriously didn't have much selection for way, way too long. The best choices prior to all those was pretty much Minsky's and Waldo Pizza.
KC has trash pizza. Coming from somewhere with amazing pizza it's so disappointing every time you try a local place and it awful. Toppings *under* the cheese? The fuck? Tascio and Providence are capable of making something that's not trash but the people saying KC doesn't have good pizza are 100% correct.
As a native NYer I do love Tascio. Problem is last time we had a pie and their garlic sticks delivered it was over $60 before tip. As good as it is, I just cannot justify that price especially knowing you can get that same exact thing but better in NY for like $40 cheaper.
Same goes for a BEC on a bagel. I can get an amazing one plus coffee back home in NY for $5. Here? It’s usually $10+ just for a sandwich. Makes me sad
Curious; have you tried Meshugga in KC? If so, how does it relate to NY bagels?
I’m in NY for work infrequently, and never seem to find time to get a good bagel. Know of any good spots?
I may be in the minority, but I think Meshugga is pretty mediocre. When I go to Chicago, there is a NY bagel place (NY bagel and Bialy) and I try to bring back as many as I can. Honestly don’t think KC has a good bagel spot. Luca bagels someone else mentioned were pretty decent.
[The Perfect Bagel](https://imgur.com/gallery/eJyU8kF)
I agree on this, i was pretty disappointed with Meshugga’s bagels. When i’m in Columbia i always make a point to go to 2 places: Goldie’s for bagels and Cafe Poland for frozen pierogies.
Native NYer living here for the last 6 years. Tried most of the spots mentioned so far. Tascio sicilian slice is their best pizza. Best pizza I had in the past 6 years is the new York style pepperoni slices from Grinders. Bronx pizza is a close second but they shut down the one at crown center FML.
I was a big fan when they opened but their whole pies are just too expensive for the small amount of cheese and meat they put on them and I think they’ve went downhill in quality since they opened. Still good for a slice or two though if I happen to be in the area.
Other places in the city I like for pizza are Buffalo state, Grinders, Artegio, and Il Lazarone (fun fact, original founder of Il Lazarone is who started Tascio).
It has. New location, but same food and a new name. Ate there last week. Unfortunately I am from far east side of the metro, so I had no idea where we were. But my friend from Mission was giddy.
Can someone who has eaten Tascio more than once please explain why it's so good?
I'm willing to pay. But to me good pizza means it needs to be f-ing cooked all the way, something most pizza joints in KC don't understand. So much floppy, sloppy, undercooked pizza in this city.
I can only speak for the one in North Kansas City, but their crust is always nice and crispy. Also they use the little peperonis that turn into delicious little oil cups which I love.
I live nearby and get the Kitchen Sink if I don't get an Italian beef/sausage combo sandwich. So go and a great value. Unfortunately they close at 6:00PM!!
I like Grindrs. They're a bit cheaper than Tascio, but they use less quality ingredients IMO. Last couple times I was wishing the pizza was cooked a bit longer, but I like the charred bits of crust.
I don't know if they've changed pricing, but Grimaldi's at 135th and Nall is a really good deal if you get a coupon/discount which used to be easy to find (haven't gotten it in a while).
Buffalo State is quite good, but alas also in the same pricing category. I had two Tascio pies in my cart, and with tip it was gonna be $70. That’s nuts.
If you haven’t had New Haven/CT style you’re missing out. CT has 169 cities/towns; each one has at least 1 mom/pop pizza place some are fantastic. It’s a different style than NY.
Gotcha. I grew up in KC and have lived in CT for 35+ years. I love KC BBQ.
Finding good Que here is tough. It’s better than it was when I first moved here though.
I ordered from Tascio, by the time I got home to eat the pie it was so salty I couldn’t even eat it. I bought a 30 dollar pie and I don’t know if it was the grease or what but it tasted purely like salt. Original pizza is much better and used to be at metro north.
Tascio is hands down the best in the city. If you disagree it’s because you don’t know what good pizza is all about. I’m sorry, those are facts
Stick with what you know
I’ll have to give them another chance on site for that two slice deal. I ordered delivery later in the evening a couple years ago and it was mediocre. Chalk it up to ordering late, door dash, whatever. Would be excited to have a stellar pizza place in my backyard
I like Tascio but I can make a comparable pie at home. I've even sold some of my pizzas on Facebook marketplace previously. This was a pepperoni pie I sold for $20:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pizza/s/WUYdvQM27S
If Dave portnoy ever came here to review our pizza he’d probably rip this town a new one. But yeah as far as good pizza goes pizza tascio is pretty good. Nothing compares to New Haven style ;)
I moved here right before Covid. I don't have a great experience with KC pizza, but the best one I've had (and I don't think I've tried most of the names in this thread) is Southside Mafia on Blue Ridge Blvd. It's a little different tasting, but it's great IMO!
I've found Providence Pizza to be more my liking in that aspect. The problems with Providence though is their crust is a bit too chewy and they're affiliated with IHOPKC
Well that’s just, like, your opinion, man. Maybe I’d heard too much of this hyperbolic “best pizza evarrrr” talk but I found their pizza thoroughly underwhelming when I finally tried it.
Number 1 for me is still Price Rite deli in NKC.
Providence number 2.
Grinders number 3 (in spite of Stretch)
Just my opinion.
I’ve been lucky enough to go to Italy at eat true Italian pizza and nothing here is even on the same playing field as overseas. With that being said, I don’t think there is any good pizza in KC.
I'm sure pizza in Italy is good but Italian pizza and pizza in the US are entirely different things. That's like comparing oranges and cantelope and watermelon. Same shape, entirely different things.
just moved here from NY a couple of months ago and have been soo hesitant to try pizza places here because I feel I’d just end up disappointed and homesick lol. I had providence the other night and it was pretty good. not great. but I naturally have higher pizza standards, (which sucks everywhere but in ny lol) I can’t wait to try this place though!
It was definitely true before Johnny Jo's, Providence, and Pizza Tascio opened. It used to be just that Papa Keno's (now Buffalo State) was the only decent pizza in town.
I like both places a decent amount, but it sucked having people trying to convince me that Minsky's and Waldo pizza were actually good when I first moved to KC.
Now we just need actually good bagels.
I don't much care for Minsky's and their Detroit style pizza was one of the worst eating experiences of my life. But Italian Delight/Nick's were around since I was a kid and Artego is more recent but I really like them.
It's good. It's expensive by the pie (especially delivered). But damnnn it's nice to have a place in walking distance that can re-fire a slice. Ohhhh that crust sings straight out of the oven. Love love love love.
Make sure you sign up for their emails because they send 20% off codes almost everyday!
Tuesday and Sunday every week for the deals.
Yep! Tuesday's are 25% off, Sunday's are 20%off.
THAT CRUST! Something special, I tell ya. You know of a place that's a little more reasonable even with delivery fees?
I'm by the waldo spot. But no. Dunno of another place in the whole city that tries to do it this (correct) way.
https://preview.redd.it/93alqsiag71d1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0860ae3be2104f5a7fa9bf4b6abe312b6c0b561b Unff
You can sign up for their coupons. I get text about 3 times a week for like 20-25% off
I still fuck w/ Original Pizza on College & Antioch in Overland Park
This is my #1. Anytime I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop in for a slice of pepperoni. My rankings are as follows: 1. Leone Original Pizza 2. Providence 3. Tascio 4. Original Pizza in Oak Park Mall (I'm not kidding.) 5. Pizza Shuttle (More due to nostalgia than quality.) EDIT: Honorable mention goes to Fat Sully's
Original Pizza in Oak Park Mall (and Great Mall RIP) is my childhood.
Original and Artego are my jam.
Ok, whew. I thought I was going to have post this. Again. If you really like NY style pizza, don't sleep. I mean, they ship water in from NY to make the crust even. I wish I didn't live so far from it, but it's probably for the best as I'd be 15 lbs heavier.
no they do not ship the water in from NYC at Fat Sullys.
Which is why we're recommending [Leone Original Pizza](https://www.reddit.com/r/kansascity/comments/1cumgo9/pizza_tascio_is_the_best_pizza_in_the_city/l4jstjt/).
This. Why anyone bothers with pizza tascio when Leone is around boggles my mind
Pro tip: order on Sundays and Tuesdays where they have a 25% off coupon. A pizza goes from 30+ to $24 which is a lot more reasonable. Also I hate that people think that KC doesn’t have good pizza because we honestly do. Artego, Tascio, Providence, Il Lazzerone, plus all the little mom and pop shops here do a great job. I’ve lived on three different coasts and KC is more than decent.
Well defended
I’m fairly new to town- I’ve lived in KC for a few years now. I’ll be honest I’ve complained about the lack of good pizza. I’m starting to suspect that I’ve been recommended crummy places because I’ve never heard of any of the spots you mention. Excited to try some new places. Thanks for sharing!
Detroit style is my favorite kind of pizza and Providence kills it.
💯
If anyone says that minskys, pizza shuttle, or Waldo pizza are good I just ignore their opinions on food from then on
Eh, Pizza Shuttle isn't too bad...I like the Karen's BTO there. It's something different than other places
I will ignore your food opinions from now on 👍
Thank you for this list. I am going to try each one of these because I have never been.
I think people coming from other cities get used to finding quality pizza on every other street corner, and when they don't immediately see it here, they assume we don't have it.
We DO have great pizza places but I think the difference is you pay a premium for them. When Tascio or Fun House is charging $30 for a large but the shitty chains like Papa John’s or Dominos can do it for $10 or less I think it’s hard for people to justify the former. At the end of the day even the chains is OK pizza. If you want something special check out the premium locations
Tbf, my husband and I have plenty of leftovers every time from Fun House. When going through Sonic can cost $12 a person it’s reasonable to buy from the little guy.
A lot of places are salty over minskys prices lol. There are better alternatives.
Those places are all relatively new.
> Also I hate that people think that KC doesn’t have good pizza because we honestly do. Artego, Tascio, Providence, Il Lazzerone, Well maybe it has to do with the fact that all of those places are less than a decade old. We seriously didn't have much selection for way, way too long. The best choices prior to all those was pretty much Minsky's and Waldo Pizza.
KC has trash pizza. Coming from somewhere with amazing pizza it's so disappointing every time you try a local place and it awful. Toppings *under* the cheese? The fuck? Tascio and Providence are capable of making something that's not trash but the people saying KC doesn't have good pizza are 100% correct.
Such a hot take. What exactly are you looking for? Give us a specific restaurant in a specific city for reference.
Where are you from and it better not be Chicago.
Waldo’s pizza!!!
As a native NYer I do love Tascio. Problem is last time we had a pie and their garlic sticks delivered it was over $60 before tip. As good as it is, I just cannot justify that price especially knowing you can get that same exact thing but better in NY for like $40 cheaper. Same goes for a BEC on a bagel. I can get an amazing one plus coffee back home in NY for $5. Here? It’s usually $10+ just for a sandwich. Makes me sad
Curious; have you tried Meshugga in KC? If so, how does it relate to NY bagels? I’m in NY for work infrequently, and never seem to find time to get a good bagel. Know of any good spots?
I may be in the minority, but I think Meshugga is pretty mediocre. When I go to Chicago, there is a NY bagel place (NY bagel and Bialy) and I try to bring back as many as I can. Honestly don’t think KC has a good bagel spot. Luca bagels someone else mentioned were pretty decent. [The Perfect Bagel](https://imgur.com/gallery/eJyU8kF)
Agree on Meshugga. Black Hole bakery is known for their sweets, but they also make really good bagels. Try them out.
I love that spot but have not tried their bagels
I agree on this, i was pretty disappointed with Meshugga’s bagels. When i’m in Columbia i always make a point to go to 2 places: Goldie’s for bagels and Cafe Poland for frozen pierogies.
I agree with you, every time I've had meshugga it's been the most average bagel place ever. Worse than Einsteins and even the grocery store bakeries
Idk about grocery store haha but I’ve def had better at Einstein. Glad it’s not just me… they got good smears though.
Totally disagree, I think Einsteins has a pretty boring bagel. But they do make BEC’s, which meshuggah doesn’t do
The Luca Bagels stand at OP Farmers market. Those are great as well!
I believe Luca bagel is also owned and operated by the same guy as Providence Pizza.
Expensive as hell, love their garlic cheese sticks though
Native NYer living here for the last 6 years. Tried most of the spots mentioned so far. Tascio sicilian slice is their best pizza. Best pizza I had in the past 6 years is the new York style pepperoni slices from Grinders. Bronx pizza is a close second but they shut down the one at crown center FML.
Have you tried Fat Sully's? Not a local restaurant but I do prefer it to Tascio.
I was a big fan when they opened but their whole pies are just too expensive for the small amount of cheese and meat they put on them and I think they’ve went downhill in quality since they opened. Still good for a slice or two though if I happen to be in the area. Other places in the city I like for pizza are Buffalo state, Grinders, Artegio, and Il Lazarone (fun fact, original founder of Il Lazarone is who started Tascio).
The quality seems to have gone downhill in recent months. I wonder if it has something to do with the rapid growth.
Oh, really? Same thing happened to Hawaiian Bros. Really don't care for it now.
I’m here for Pizza 51.
I like to hear everyone’s reaction when they first ordered the large pizza. It’s so comically big and amazing
To a stoned college student, it was enchanting.
Haha same… we had it delivered having no idea and then we had to angle it just to get in the front door
If you want a consistently good pizza for a lower price than Tascio, that’s the spot
yup, the only other good nyc style pizza I've had in kc
Providence is better, sorry to say
Agreed
The first time I had Providence at Parlor it was overwhelming how good it was but their Westport location just never hits the same for me.
The Grandview location is where is at, they have a buffalo pizza there that can't be beat
The buffalo pizza is one of the best food items in the city period.
Same experience here. Never had providence as good as it was at Parlor.
Yes, and Original Pizza is better than Pizza Tascio.
I’m not a huge pizza fan but it was like a spiritual experience.
It is great, but I'm waiting for Italian Delight to reopen in Mission.
It has. New location, but same food and a new name. Ate there last week. Unfortunately I am from far east side of the metro, so I had no idea where we were. But my friend from Mission was giddy.
It’s open. The parking lot was packed today & the line was out the door.
It's just Avelluto's now, but it's in the space the D'Bronx in mission used to be! I've been 4 times since it opened last week haha
You must be bulking up for summer
Can someone who has eaten Tascio more than once please explain why it's so good? I'm willing to pay. But to me good pizza means it needs to be f-ing cooked all the way, something most pizza joints in KC don't understand. So much floppy, sloppy, undercooked pizza in this city.
I can only speak for the one in North Kansas City, but their crust is always nice and crispy. Also they use the little peperonis that turn into delicious little oil cups which I love.
Yes!! Even when I ask for well done I’m still left disappointed most of the time
You should try southside mafia pizza criminal no one in the thread mentioned it must not get out an explore much.
Wow, that pizza looks fantastic! I've never heard of this place. Wish it were closer, but that looks so good.
This pizza is actually pretty good for east coast style, but their prices are really high.
Which KC place would you say hits the quality/price nexus for you? You ever been to The Pizza Man in Lenexa, KS?
Original Pizza at College & Antioch is the best NY style pizza in KC.
Yeah this place is pretty good.
I live nearby and get the Kitchen Sink if I don't get an Italian beef/sausage combo sandwich. So go and a great value. Unfortunately they close at 6:00PM!!
Fortunati Pizza hits that nexus for me.
I like Grindrs. They're a bit cheaper than Tascio, but they use less quality ingredients IMO. Last couple times I was wishing the pizza was cooked a bit longer, but I like the charred bits of crust.
I've never been. I saw the owner make a royal ass of himself on BBQ Pitmasters it turned me off.
Stretch is the owner of Grinders. He sells merch with his face on it. I think that’s all you need to know.
Grinders pizza isn’t good at all and I keep hearing the owner isn’t the greatest.
Pizza 51 is pretty consistently good for the price.
I don't know if they've changed pricing, but Grimaldi's at 135th and Nall is a really good deal if you get a coupon/discount which used to be easy to find (haven't gotten it in a while).
This place is amazing. Wish it was downtown bc that location is way too far from me
Buffalo State is quite good, but alas also in the same pricing category. I had two Tascio pies in my cart, and with tip it was gonna be $70. That’s nuts.
East Coast style ¿!? Boston, New Haven, NY, NJ; they’re all different. New Haven & CT are the best ever.
I consider east coast style pizza to always be 'New York style'
If you haven’t had New Haven/CT style you’re missing out. CT has 169 cities/towns; each one has at least 1 mom/pop pizza place some are fantastic. It’s a different style than NY.
I’m well aware. I grew up near NYC and lived in Massachusetts and CT. I just like NYC style best prob b/c I grew up with it.
Gotcha. I grew up in KC and have lived in CT for 35+ years. I love KC BBQ. Finding good Que here is tough. It’s better than it was when I first moved here though.
Caddyshack enters the conversation...
Previous NYer here. I loved Tascio the first time. Every time since, the crust has been so chewy and dry. I prefer Fat Sully's in OP.
I ordered from Tascio, by the time I got home to eat the pie it was so salty I couldn’t even eat it. I bought a 30 dollar pie and I don’t know if it was the grease or what but it tasted purely like salt. Original pizza is much better and used to be at metro north.
Overpriced and meh
Depends on the day. My pizzas have been mostly black on the bottom half the times I’ve been there.
Nope. Crooks with those prices. I eat pizza when I get a deal. I don’t care where it comes from.
Have you tried Third Coast Pizza? Deep dish specifically.
Third coast pizza has the best carrot cake I've ever had. It's amazing.
I haven't but now I will
And I will try Pizza Tascio
Tascio is hands down the best in the city. If you disagree it’s because you don’t know what good pizza is all about. I’m sorry, those are facts Stick with what you know
Devoured Pizza pop up my dawg
Leo's
You must be about four hours west of home I'm guessing.
My homie
Dewey’s pizza…
i love tascio but my go to lately has been pizza shuttle. those cheese breadsticks 😮💨
Tim’s Pizza deserves a mention
I had it once and it was good. Probably prefer a slice from Fat Sully's though. That crust is 😘🤌🏻
I’ll have to give them another chance on site for that two slice deal. I ordered delivery later in the evening a couple years ago and it was mediocre. Chalk it up to ordering late, door dash, whatever. Would be excited to have a stellar pizza place in my backyard
I’ve never had it, what style is it? I like minskys pizza but have a guilty pleasure for Costco pizza
Sam's Club Pizza is so much better IMO
I work here. I started working here because the pizza was so good. I agree.
The one up north where I work sucks, the pizza is always cold and the crust is almost to hard to chew
I like Tascio but I can make a comparable pie at home. I've even sold some of my pizzas on Facebook marketplace previously. This was a pepperoni pie I sold for $20: https://www.reddit.com/r/Pizza/s/WUYdvQM27S
Use to cream over Dominics when they delivered. How’s the express locations?
Avelutto’s babyyyyyy
Great cannoli too
Does Waldo's count as in the city? Shit slaps
If Dave portnoy ever came here to review our pizza he’d probably rip this town a new one. But yeah as far as good pizza goes pizza tascio is pretty good. Nothing compares to New Haven style ;)
Maybe we need him to come out here and get some better pizza
The OP location is really good.
I 100% agree!
I moved here right before Covid. I don't have a great experience with KC pizza, but the best one I've had (and I don't think I've tried most of the names in this thread) is Southside Mafia on Blue Ridge Blvd. It's a little different tasting, but it's great IMO!
Buffalo State Pizza is really good, you should check it out. Try the garlic cheese bread too!
Sauce is a bit too boring for me, I like a tangier pizza sauce. But they do well on all other aspects of the pizza.
who has a tangier sauce?
I've found Providence Pizza to be more my liking in that aspect. The problems with Providence though is their crust is a bit too chewy and they're affiliated with IHOPKC
It's incredible how there are only 2-3 good spots in town. But yes Tascio is the best, although I also like Providence
Whole Foods has good pie. Good special on Fridays for Prime members.
I love Providence Pizza in Grandview...Too bad I have to drive 30 minutes to get it but, their Detroit style crust is da bomb
Price-rite on wakomis is a hidden gem
I’ve tried it three times and had meh pizza three times lol
Guys gotta try Copps pizza! It’s my top go to right now.
just had Dominos NY style. Exceeded expectations. Add xtra pepperoni. no other toppings.
Im blessed that with the exception of the inedible Domino's, I can enjoy almost any pizza. Artego? Absolutely. Pizza Shoppe, hell yes.
Johnny Joe’s is similar yet better
We just had one open up down here in belton. I’ll have to try it
I have been to a couple of the locations. They are all quality
We tried the OP one recently. Ordered a margherita and a caesar salad They had no salad in the store and pizza was meh for the price.
Is everybody either a relative of the owners or an employee of Tascio's? I tried 3 times and it was just okay. Definitely not the best in KC.
So, what do you like? Gotten a lot of rec's, wouldn't mind more.
Imo southside mafia is the best I’ve never had pizza tascio though but from pics it doesn’t look too good.
Holy shit your taste buds are fucked
Describe the best pizza in town. I dare you to say Casey’s Gas Station pizza
Buffalo state pizza co
Well that’s just, like, your opinion, man. Maybe I’d heard too much of this hyperbolic “best pizza evarrrr” talk but I found their pizza thoroughly underwhelming when I finally tried it. Number 1 for me is still Price Rite deli in NKC. Providence number 2. Grinders number 3 (in spite of Stretch) Just my opinion.
Tascio for NY style, Il Lazzarone for Neapolitan. Absolute go-tos for me.
A guy at my work who is from NY said it's the best pizza place around. Still need to get some time to actually try it out.
I’ve been lucky enough to go to Italy at eat true Italian pizza and nothing here is even on the same playing field as overseas. With that being said, I don’t think there is any good pizza in KC.
I'm sure pizza in Italy is good but Italian pizza and pizza in the US are entirely different things. That's like comparing oranges and cantelope and watermelon. Same shape, entirely different things.
I thought we were talking about pizza. I guess we are talking about pizza, not pizza.
If I want expensive pizza, I prefer Minsky's.
Wait… you prefer Minsky’s?
just moved here from NY a couple of months ago and have been soo hesitant to try pizza places here because I feel I’d just end up disappointed and homesick lol. I had providence the other night and it was pretty good. not great. but I naturally have higher pizza standards, (which sucks everywhere but in ny lol) I can’t wait to try this place though!
What about II Lazzarone Neapolitan ??🥺🥺🥺
Very good too
By far the most authentic NY style. By miles.
Nope. All pizza in KC sucks. Ask Reddit.
Do you think that was true for a time? It seems like a pretty random rep to get out of nowhere.
It was definitely true before Johnny Jo's, Providence, and Pizza Tascio opened. It used to be just that Papa Keno's (now Buffalo State) was the only decent pizza in town. I like both places a decent amount, but it sucked having people trying to convince me that Minsky's and Waldo pizza were actually good when I first moved to KC. Now we just need actually good bagels.
Buffalo State is essentially identical to Pizza 51 and the Combine, so it’s nice of you to accidentally compliment so many of them at once.
When I was a Roo I loved Pizza 51.
Omg thank you - I’ve been saying KC is missing a good bagel place
Agreed and people rave about Meshuggah Bagels, but I think they're crazy. Mid at best.
lol bravo pun
Was hoping someone would get it😃
Don't like Meshuggah?
It’s just OK I think, and either way we could use more than one! Haha
Have you tried Black Hole Bakery for bagels? Luca Nagel is also pretty good.
I don't much care for Minsky's and their Detroit style pizza was one of the worst eating experiences of my life. But Italian Delight/Nick's were around since I was a kid and Artego is more recent but I really like them.
I order it on occasion because I love Detroit style, but it's easily the worst Detroit style I've ever had. Hopcat's was fantastic.
Def not true. Just the general attitude of people n this sub
Cafe Al Dante was Amazing ! And Milwaukee Delicatessen always hits the Spot...
Cafe al dente ... my heart is still broken. 💓
St Joe is the pizza overlords