Favorite Pizza Place (Papa Johns, Italian, commercials, best)
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Although I try to avoid ordering pizza (I'm not just going to have a slice or two) right now as far as chains I like Roundtable, especially the milano roastrano. But I dont think they're offering that pizza anymore. I used to like pizza hut-probably ordered it too much back in the day. Straw Hat isnt bad. Again I dont really order that much pizza, so there is probably some great pies locally that I havent tried. If anyone knows of any great chain and non-chain pizza places in the southbay (san francisco area) do chime in.
Best chain IMO is California Pizza Kitchen. For local chains, Peace A Pizza is almost unbeatable. My favorites are Marra's in South Philly and Brooklyn Boys in Boca Raton. Mack and Manco is good too, but I think it's a little bit overrated.
For thick crust, it's Glass Nickel all the way. Their Feta-Licious is to die for, their Mediterranean is heavenly, and their garlic bread is powerful and pungent, just as it should be.
If I'm in the mood for a thinner crust, then we head for the Roman Candle. Wonderful, wonderful pies, with a thin crispy crust that still has a good chewiness to it... really good stuff. Their Pestoral is excellent, as is their Professional, and while they don't have a lot of variety in their soup selections, what they do make is very, very good.
I don't eat at chain restaurants. I've worked at several of them in my (much) younger years, and after that experience, their products hold absolutely no fascination for me whatsoever.
I like Papa John's for its thin crust. When I was a kid thinner crusts seemed more common, at least that's my perception. Now almost all "default" crusts are way too thick for me. It seems like just a load of carbs to clog yourself with. (ugh)
I like Pizza Hut. Their pizza's are really big and full with toppings.
And I'm addicted to their Tuscani pastas now
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) right now as far as chains I like Roundtable, especially the milano roastrano. But I dont think they're offering that pizza anymore
. I used to like pizza hut-probably ordered it too much back in the day. Straw Hat isnt bad. Again I dont really order that much pizza, so there is probably some great pies locally that I havent tried. If anyone knows of any great chain and non-chain pizza places in the southbay (san francisco area) do chime in. 
