Lived on Detroit style all my life, and while it'll always be central to my selection of favorites, NY thin crust does it best for me, with L&B's Sicilian style taking a special nod.
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I love Detroit style pizza!
For others asking: Detroit style is kind of like Sicilian pizza. Pan baked, rectangular, yeast crust, thick, chewy, crispy on the edges. Bottom layer is cheese. Then toppings and sauce that is usually a stripe of sauce.
The texture reminds me of old school Pizza Hut pan pizza. Thick, airy, oily, and my favorite part is the little crispy craggy bits on the top edge of the crust.
In Maryland we have a couple really great Detroit pizza joints. Underground Pizza in Baltimore is my favorite and quite good, but pretty pricey. Rad Pies is a little more remote but is quite good as well.
I like them both for different reasons and depending in what I'm in the mood for.
Never had it until recently. We tried it from a place called Pi-Squared Pizza in Hendersonville, NC. It was great, and we’d like to try it from other places now.
Descendant on Queen East if you're in Toronto.
Buddy's and Jet's. Little Caesar's Pan pizza is decent for a cheaper option of Detroit style.
Client of mine took me to a place north of the airport that had pizza and wings and it was really good. I couldn’t believe I hadn’t had Detroit style before. I think it was Buddys, but can’t be sure.
hi, i live near detroit.
buddy's is our go to spot. it's fantastic. :)
however, i was raised for 18 years in the st. louis area so that's my preference- STL style thin crispy crust, provel cheese, square cut. pretty opposite to what you'll find in a detroit style 'za.
In St. Louis (e- and many other places apparently, didn't know they were a larger chain) if you want Detroit style pizza, Jet's is the place.