#Pizza Restaurants Detroit

[toarmina-pizza]

Pizza Restaurants Detroit

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#Pizza Restaurants Detroit

[paulpingminho]

#Detroit Pizza Pub #neon sign #restaurant #Ann Arbor #Michigan

[thepizzawalas]

It's monsoon and still, we are serving you delicious mangoes (of course in the form of mango-fused pizzas)! Can you believe it?! 

Try our Mango pizzas today!

Order pizza online and takeaway

Place to order on https://thepizzawalas.in/

#pizza delivery #pizza takeaway #order pizza online #pizza restaurant #pizza near me #pizzawalas #pizza lover #vadodara #cheesy pizza #detroit style pizza #pizza place #best pizza in vadodara #pizza menu #pizza

[ao3commentoftheday]

I love witty banter and low-stakes, meaningless arguing in fics and in a pitch to get more of that out there, I present to you

which hill would they die* on?

How do you pronounce gif?

Should the end of the toilet paper be on top of the roll or hanging below the roll? (or should the toilet paper just be on the counter within reach)

Who would win in a fight [insert relevant gods or superheroes etc here]?

Which pizza is better/worse: New York style, Chicago style, Detroit style? [or whatever regional match ups make sense in-universe]

Which would you rather watch: Star Wars vs Star Trek vs Stargate vs Battlestar Galactica?

Which breakfast food is best: waffles, pancakes, crepes, french toast?

Which fast food restaurant has the best fries?

Which is the best flavour of potato chip?

Do you sleep with socks on?

Should you sleep with the window open or closed?

What temperature/weather is too hot/cold and which is perfect?

Does wearing glasses make someone look more or less attractive?

[Insert controversial food choice] is delicious, actually.

Which is worse: washing the dishes or drying them or putting them away?

Which is the best way to organize books on a shelf: alphabetically by author's name, alphabetically by book title, by colour, by size, by genre, or some combination of these?

*metaphorically speaking - unless you feel like going pretty hard on these

#I suspect I will mute this post within the hour lol #but enjoy yourselves in the notes! #not putting a suggested word count this time #because any time I say it can be a short fic or oneshot #people take it as a challenge #instead of a request #and tell me how bold I'm being in assuming they won't write 10k #when really I'm just begging people to give themselves permission to write and post 500 words and be done

[trivialbob]

Yesterday Sheila and I went to the North Loop area of Minneapolis to try some highly regarded pizza. Wrecktangle makes a Detroit-style pizza, deep dish with cheese cooked on the sides. We loved it.

The restaurant is one of four counter-service establishments situated around a bar and shared tables. So it's like a nicer food court. The location is in an old brick warehouse. Neat setup.

The place wasn't terribly busy, yet the bartender seemed swamped. It took a while to order drinks. While we waited we saw two other bar employees hanging out behind the bar. Maybe they weren't bartenders, but it's a bad look just standing there BS'ing in front of customers. They could have at least cleared some dirty glasses to help out the guy pouring drinks. Had the bar been operating efficiently I'm sure we would have stayed longer. As it was, we left as soon as the pizza was gone.

Deprived of a second beer, we stopped at our usual brewery on the way home. While Sheila and I played Crokinole, she spotted another couple and said we knew them from when our sons played baseball. I didn't recognize the couple so eventually I walked over and introduced myself. Sheila is never wrong about remembering faces. They remembered us right away and also our son Jack, who the wife fondly remembered.

While we talked another brewery regular stopped by to say hello. That was nice. The five of us chatted for a while. That other guy shares my first name. I've said hi to him often, but never really spoken much more. He's an interesting fellow who frequently stops at the brewery at the end of long bicycle rides.

We learned he is an attorney. The husband from the other couple started making lawyer jokes. Like tickling, a tiny bit is probably okay. Beyond that, it's definitely not funny. The lawyer/bicyclist downed his ale probably a little faster than normal, then left.

Sheila and I stayed and talked with the other couple. It was still fun even though I felt bad about the other guy leaving.

[pissvortex]

Buffalo NY has its own spin on pizza? Is it as overrated as the wings or does it actually warrant being it's own category? Feels like every population center with a number higher than 1M tries to sell you on good made "their" way. You freaks better not be making oily cornbread crust like the Chicagoans.

nobody in the world does it like Buffalo baby heaping pound of cheese and the thickest chewiest crust you’ve ever had in your life. there’s also sugar in the sauce and crust to make the whole thing sweeter but it actually compliments the savory really nicely so you don’t really notice it. the crisped pepperoni cups are undeniably the star of the show though, they pool grease inside of them like a little shot glass of cholesterol. insanely unhealthy but god damn does it taste good. objectively the best style of pizza, even - it’s everything chicago and detroit style pizza WISHES it could be. that soggy thin garbage in the rest of new york don’t hold up either you try to fold a slice of this in half you’re getting SLIMED like you’re at the kids choice awards. and their wings aren’t overrated, you’re just eating dogshit wings in hot sauce from a restaurant calling it “Buffalo Wings”. i bet you aren’t even dipping them in bleu cheese i bet you used ranch. sicko. nobody talk to me right now

#food

[qwerty-between-the-lines]

Leo does cooking

Hephaestus TV announcer: Welcome to Chef Leo's Kitchen Antics. We take you live to the kitchen at Camp Half-Blood. Now... here is... Chef Leo Valdez!

(canned applause plays as Leo comes out waving with a grin)

Leo: Welcome back to Chef Leo's. I'm totally fixing you up with tacos, burgers, casseroles, cookies, you name it...

(canned applause)

Leo: Today I'm going to demonstrate how we demigods get meat good and tender. Then we'll be baking a pizza casserole and finishing it off with fresh juice. Now, I have here a couple of steaks. You'll probably want to use a meat mallet, but if you happen to have super strength like us demigods, there is a shorter way.

(Leo pulls tray with steaks in front of him.

Leo: (makes a fist) First, the trick is to think about someone or something who really ticks you off. For me, that's Gaea. Then you want to punch the meat hard, but not so hard it becomes a pancake. Just pretend that your kind of slowly dishing out punishment to your enemies. Like so...

(Leo gives steak three calculated punches in different spots)

Leo: ...and now our steak is tenderized, so let's move on to our juice. I have here some oranges and some pineapples. I recommend doing your oranges first. You can just twist the oranges. Almost like you're wringing them out.

Leo: (wringing out seven oranges in a blender) For me it kind of helps to think about some monster I've fought, and how much I'd like to twist their neck.

Leo: (Leo twisting last orange) We met these wild cyclopes in Detroit once. Every time I think about it, I just wanna, but enough of that.

(Leo grabs pineapple)

Leo: Then for cutting the pineapple, you can use a large cleaving knife, or canned pineapple chunks will also do. Of course, if you were watching a few weeks ago and you ordered Chef Leo's Wonder Slicer, this will be almost effortless for you.

(Leo places pineapple aside)

Leo: (dumping bowl of pineapples in blender) I pre-sliced these just before the show. They're still good and fresh. Our oranges are already juiced, so you only need to run the blender for about fifteen seconds, though I suggest longer. It'll give your juice a nice pureed pineapple texture. Now for our casserole.

(Leo pulls over a casserole dish)

Leo: The fantastic thing about doing pizza this way is you don't have to go through the trouble of making a dough. You can enjoy pizza in a casserole without all those preservatives and fillers you'll get from a restaurant pizza. I'll be doing classic pepperoni, but you can use any of the toppings you'd prefer on a pizza. Now I don't suggest trying some of the things you'll be seeing me do in this segment unless you have fire powers, and you're good at controlling them. First, I'll start with fresh oregano.

(Leo holds hand over oregano)

Leo: The effect we're going for is dry enough to crumble. I kind of have a very light flame going across the palm of my hand, that I'm holding just above the oregano to give it enough heat to dehydrate. I'm being very careful not to set this oregano on fire. You can use a dehydrating oven on a medium low setting, or just use storebought oregano seasoning if that's easier for you.

Leo: Alright, I'm taking my hand away. I give my dehydrated oregano a few forceful, well-aimed karate chops. Kooowah!

Leo: As you can see, the oregano now has a perfect almost powdery texture. I'm going to dump my oregano in this bowl and add in some marinara sauce. I prefer Demeter's Harvest marinara, but you can use whatever you're used to. Add a few pinches of salt. Give your marinara mix a stir and place it aside.

Leo: Again, do not try this at home unless you have well-controlled fire powers.

(Leo sticks his pointer finger into a pot of elbow noodles and water)

Leo: Most of you will probably just want to boil them on a stove. If you have fire powers, you can ignite a flame on the end of the finger that will set them to boiling very quickly, as you can see here. I'm giving them the maximum amount of heat without them scorching or falling apart.

(Leo removes finger)

Leo: I'll just chop up this pepperoni with my Wonder Slicer.

(Knife starts chopping on its own with perfect precision)

Leo: With that done, we want to pour our elbow noodles into the casserole dish first. Then we want to layer that with our marinara blend, which we'll layer with our pepperoni. Finally - we'll add a blend of mozzarella and parmesan to the top. I like to go wild with mine and cover it.

(Leo stretches out hands over dish. Flames begin hitting the top of the casserole)

Leo: You'll want to bake it at 250 degrees for about 10-15 minutes. This will go great with your juice and steak. You'll have a nice satisfying dinner ready to go.

Leo: (smiles) Until I see you again, here on Chef Leo's!

#books #movies #percy jackon and the olympians #pjo hoo toa #leo valdez #demigods #fire #hephaestus #cooking #chef #text post

[nickim93]

#little caesars #detroit deep dish #detroit deep dish pizza #deep dish pizza #deep dish #pizza #food #food review #blog #blogger #blog link #blogger link #my personal blog #personal blog #relatable

[extemporaneousmusings]

22/7/23

Today I:

-played some more godzilla pinball

-treated myself to a bloody mary and a plate of tempura brussel sprouts at the sister restaurant of my fave bar

-had a relatively successful first attempt at making detroit style pizza. i def think we’ll be making it again

#personal #good things #pinball #food #alcohol

[bu-t--t]

lord, i wanted to try the cute new restaurant by me but,,,, a dress code to eat $30 pizza is insane. a dress code in detroit to eat $30 pizza….. they deserve to catch on fire….

[toarmina-pizza]

Pizza Restaurants Detroit

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#Pizza Dearborn Heights #Pizza Restaurants Detroit

[miicorp]

Just a side note.

Lucas LLC is responsible for the disappearances of at least 30 large Little Ceaser's Pizza restaurants in and around Detroit.

[trivialbob]

For lunch today I consulted my list of restaurants I want to try. It’s snowing pretty steady here. Sometimes I enjoy driving in it. Just another good reason to go out.

This place pictured above is a nice, food court-like place called North Loop Galley. Inside are four chef run restaurants with counter service. There’s a big bar next to them and plenty of tables.

Today’s choice was Ottimo. I ordered the smashburger and fries. They were excellent. Adding to my enjoyment was the low price: $12 for the sizable burger AND fries. I told the cashier I had never been there before and asked if I waited for my food or if it gets brought out. (After placing an order you get a number on a metal stand. An employee brings out the order when it’s ready.) The employee who helped me seemed glad I was trying the place. When he smiled and said, “You get the family and friends discount” I thought he was kidding around. But he really did give me a discount.

I ate the burger all by myself as I read a newspaper and listened to the mostly younger crowd around me at the bar. If Sheila had been able to join me I would have been happy splitting the burger. It was a late lunch. I’m so full I don’t think I’ll want dinner tonight.

As I waited for my burger and fries I watched the bartender pour a light green beverage for another customer. I asked and learned it was Matcha Green Tea Cider (5.5% ABV) from Minneapolis brewer cidery Sociable Cider Werks. I selected one too, having made my decision solely on the color of the drink. It was refreshing and tasty as well.

Next time I go to the Galley I’m getting the highly regarded, Detroit-style Wrecktangle Pizza. I saw several pizzas get served and darned near ordered one to take home. There are two more restaurants there too, meaning I’ve got at least three more trips to make to the Galley.

One last morsel of happiness: I got rock star parking: Few on-street spaces were available. I lucked out and got one at the front door of the building!

#The cider is more green in person #That Wendy Peppercorn cocktail sounds interesting

[mariacallous]

POSAD-POKROVSKE, Ukraine—At the height of its destruction, hundreds of rockets rained down on Posad-Pokrovske every day. Things have gotten quiet since Russian troops left the outskirts, and the city of Kherson was liberated this month. Most of the noise now comes from the stray dogs roaming the bomb-cratered streets and the few returnees determined to fix up their battered homes.

Around 80 percent of the houses in this village were destroyed. Shells and shrapnel litter the area. Gas pipes are broken and electricity lines cut. The school was bombed, as was the gas station. Even the trees are burned. But Posad-Pokrovske, in its immolation, helped save Mykolaiv, and in turn, Kherson itself. Americans in Vietnam “destroyed villages to save them.” In Ukraine, they burn from incoming fire. But the bonfire in Posad-Pokrovske in part made the salvation of Kherson possible, the one regional capital taken by the Russians and recently liberated by Ukrainian troops, many of whom were previously in Posad-Pokrovske.

Straddling the highway almost midway between the cities of Mykolaiv and Kherson, Posad-Pokrovske turned into an important strategic front. Soldiers of the 28th and 59th Ukrainian brigades were stationed in and around the village after residents fled or were evacuated by armed forces on March 16. In a mobile front, this town was an island.

“[The Russians] didn’t get through [the village],” said Andre, a press officer of the 59th Motorized Brigade, who asked Foreign Policy to withhold his full name. He explained that while the front moved in other areas of the country, including around the village, it never did so in Posad-Pokrovske itself. “That’s why this was a key strategic village,” Andre explained.

With Russians right on the outskirts, Ukrainian forces fought a fierce battle here to keep the invaders from moving farther along the highway toward Mykolaiv, just a 30-minute drive away. In return, the Russians shelled and bombed the village ceaselessly until Ukraine’s army made a move to liberate parts of the Kherson Oblast this month, with Russian forces eventually retreating to the eastern bank of the Dnipro River.

From a distance, you could “hear the village getting pounded,” Andre said, referring to the months ahead of the liberation. He’s American, from Detroit, and now a Ukrainian army contract soldier. “You’d hear cluster bombs going off. We even drove over where some of the submunitions exploded.”

There were trenches on the outskirts of the village. Now, they are deserted. The troops went over the top.

“The brigade in the village was crucial to help push the Russians past the Dnipro River. It was the first line of defense from where Kherson was liberated,” said Maj. Serhiy Tsehotsky of the 59th Motorized Brigade.

Aleksander Hinkul, a 62-year-old resident, lost his newly opened pizza and sushi joint in Posad-Pokrovske to Russian shelling.

“Columns of Russians were trying to move north towards Mykolaiv with their tanks. I saw it with my own eyes. Their artillery fired in our direction,” he said. He too believes that Mykolaiv could’ve been taken much easier had it not been for his village. He’s proud, but his personal loss isn’t easy to stomach.

“The restaurant was a big investment. Ten million hryvnia [around $272,000],” he said, distraught. He holds a framed photo of his destroyed restaurant in his hands—a memory and a haunting. “I’ll need a few more million [hryvnia] to fix it,” he added, admitting that he’s not sure how to get his hands on the cash.

Hinkul is one of a handful of residents who returned as soon as the Russians fled their positions outside Posad-Pokrovske. He’s out of cash but wants to temporarily fix up his restaurant before the weather turns cold and rainy. A few of his neighbors are helping him seal the roof and windows with wooden planks. Everyone is offering a helping hand as the few villagers who have returned are racing against time to winter-proof their homes.

Larissa Malickovich, 51, also returned to Posad-Pokrovske days after the Russian withdrawal and liberation of Kherson. She believes most residents won’t return permanently as many of the houses are beyond repair. Hers is damaged, but she believes she’ll be able to fix it with the help of her neighbors. Part of her roof is collapsed, the windows are shattered, and the walls are cracked. The rooms smell damp; whatever havoc the rockets didn’t cause, the rain did.

“I haven’t yet asked the government to help us repair our homes. For now, we’re fixing them ourselves,” she explained. She doesn’t have the money for large-scale repair projects anyway. Malickovich was evacuated from Posad-Pokrovske on March 16 with her terminally ill husband who has since died. They had previously spent three weeks sheltering in their basement, unable to count the barrages of rockets fired in their direction.

“I still wanted to come back. Even if I don’t have water, gas, or electricity, I’m going to stay. This is home.”

She stands outside with sister-in-law Tatjana Malickovich, 33, who also lives in Posad-Pokrovske. “This village saved Mykolaiv,” Tatjana said. She pulled out her phone and scrolled to a photo of her husband. “He’s still fighting in Kherson,” she said. “We lost a lot, and it’s not yet over, but we will win this war.”

[samspizza]

Top Pizza Trends for 2024 

As we enter the second month of the new year, we are choosing to go by the top trends whether it is about what we wear, what we listen, what we watch, and of course, what we eat. So, we will tell you what’s up next in the world of your favorite food – pizza.

We happened to ransack the internet, assembled some top internet searches, consumer trends, and our expertise in the industry to dish up insights for inform you the current pizza trends for the year.

Here’s what you need to know.

Next level crunchy, comforting, and creamy texture along with fresh veggies

The eye-pleasing textures of the pizzas are something pizza lovers are going to fall for in 2024. The new texture will be described as “enhanced crunch” and it is also the perfect complement for the upcoming food trends.

Global experiences

Consumers are no longer limiting their options to the taste of one region, they crave for new flavors to be placed in their pizzas. Consumers are looking forward to an international flavor experience from the favorite pizza brands.

Emerging localized pizza

2023 was the year for Detroit-style pizza but this year, we will see the rise of Roman and Brooklyn-style pizzas. Pizza Romana is a rectangular pizza with a thin and airy crust. On the other hand, Brooklyn borough has a unique pizza style of its own. They are large when compared to other styles.

Learn these trends and reach out to the best pizza restaurants in Iowa to satiate your slice cravings.

#best pizza restaurants in Iowa #best pizza iowa city

[petnews2day]

Pizza Cat Max in Greektown says its closing this weekend

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Pizza Cat Max in Greektown says its closing this weekend

Pizza Cat Max, which has the slogan “Keep Pizza Weird,” is closing its location in Detroit after this weekend. In a post on social media, the restaurant posted, “We will be closing our doors March 3rd at Midnight. We appreciate everyone who has come and been apart of the journey.” They opened in July 2022 […]

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