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I dunno, my vote goes towards Pietros (No.1) in Vacaville, CA
Or a close second..
Nonas here in Aloha. Both are similar thick crust more-so a pizza pie than a traditional pizza.
Man, I'm taking notes here.
As has been said, there is a Pietro's in the NW, at least there's one off of 99E in Milwaukie. It was first a Shakey's decades ago (it was also an ice cream parlor but I forget the name).. connected to the bowling alley.
Anyone remember The Organ Grinder Pizza?
There is a flying pie on McLoughlin Blvd in Milwaukie nowTakes me 41 minutes to get from my house to Flying Pie on Stark. And its a long 41 minutes back, if im picking it up for the fam.
Flying pie is the best ive had. The mixed italian sausage does have a bit of a kick to it. My wee girls can spot the spicy bits and pick them off.
There is a flying pie on McLoughlin Blvd in Milwaukie now
I make my own. Make the dough, sauce, Tillamook Shredded Mozzarella, Bacon, Italian Sausage, Salami, Pepperoni, Yellow Onion, Green Bell Pepper, Mushrooms!
Form the pizza dough, perforate, brush with garlic infused olive oil, fresh ground sea salt, fresh ground black pepper, fresh grated Parmesan cheese to cover, then Pre bake the crust 5 minutes at 500 degrees, remove from the oven and add sauce and toppings then Bake at 500 degrees, 10 minutes or until cheese bubbles.
Remove with a peal onto a pizza pan, slice and enjoy!!
Make my own...
Julianos on Mill plane in the Couve is the best stuff ive ever had and i really like flyin pie but this place is awesome. Pizzas are cooked in a brick oven. dangit now im hungry. The Rock has decent pizzas also they are kind of new to the pdx area but a bit on the spendy side for what you get.
Apizza Scholls on Hawthorne.