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Not thick crust, real true-to-life, Chicago-style deep dish. Where can I find it in Phoenix? (And let me know if you are actually from Chicago, so I know you know what you are talking about. ;) )

Closest I've had was Rosati's. I've heard Spinato's and Oregano's aren't bad.... but I have not tried yet.
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Oregeno's must be doing something right, you can't get a seat in less than an hour at the one on Elliot and I-10.

One of the unsung features of the Garmin 62S is the ability to find the best restaurants in the area. I'm not exactly sure how to get it to work, but spend a few minutes in the manual, and I'm sure it'll tell you exactly where to find it. Along with the best route to get there. Pretty sure it can't be plugged into your computer's USB if it's gonna work right though.
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Have you tried Vito's at 43rd Ave & Northern. I've heard that it has great Chicago deep-dish style pizza. My only experience with Chicago Pizza is during layovers at O'Hare. plz:

Al_HikesAZ wrote:My only experience with Chicago Pizza is during layovers at O'Hare

How awful! The Pizzeria Uno at O'Hare is so totally unlike the real Pizzeria Uno. They should sue themselves for trademark infringement.

big_load wrote: How awful! The Pizzeria Uno at O'Hare is so totally unlike the real Pizzeria Uno. They should sue themselves for trademark infringement.

Word.

Let me dabble check wit my shikawgo sources.

This just in....my friend Tom(Tahhhm) gives a nahhhd to Rosati's.

Rosati's is my favorite! Unfortunately they closed the store near my house ... It was so handy, when coming home from Payson I could call at the Four Peaks road and the pie would be waiting for me on my way home.