Originally Posted by Roland Hulme

Wow, this could be a thread all on it's own.

New York pizza.... droool.... My friend Dino's just bought a pizza parlour so I'm looking forward to scoffing loads of it.

In New York it's thin and crispy. Chicago is traditionally deep pan "pie" isn't it?

Originally Posted by Tracym

Now now, don't you dare pick on my beloved Chicago deep dish... you can pick on my country, on religion, on my Hershey's.

BUT NOT MY DEEP DISH!

Originally Posted by Rete

Agree, particularly since I was married in Queensbury, NY just on the edge of Lake George. The Tappan Zee Bridge can be seem as a dividing line for the lower part of NYS. Anything north of the Zee is more rural and becomes even more so the further north you go. Hence the suggestion to take Metro North on a day trip. I use it once in a great while to visit my sil in Montreal. Pick up the train in Yonkers and change trains in Albany and continue north right across the border to Canada. Beautifully visual ride. Taking the car, of course, is faster but the scenery doesn't enthrall you until you pass Lake George and enter the Adirondacks. Then it is breathtakingly beautiful.

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl

It's more like a quiche than a pizza...only not as good as a quiche.