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so if the pizza is made in italy, and labeled correctly, you wont have a problem? and how was my comment making anything about race btw?

Blake ask the Rotary they seem to have all the answers. enough already.

Benigno

Double anchovies, please.

I worked for Domino's back in the 80's/90's for 6 years and tried lots of different pizza!
Mountain Mike's is my family's favorite, a bit pricey but that Everest is one mighty good pizza and the lunch buffet is a good deal too for all you can eat.
Scicily is really good for the money.
The kids & I tried Gigi's during the Bean festival and were pleasantly surprised, a huge slice any way you want it for about $3.00.
Straw Hat Pizza hasn't had any votes here.
Cheapest Pizza: Papa Murphy's & Costco, but still good.
Best Chicago Pizza: No one makes them like Uno's.
No Chicago style pizzas in Tracy I'm aware of.
Albertson's used to have frozen Uno pizzas, don't know if they still carry them now that they are Save Mart.
Zachary's Chicago Pizza - Oakland/San Ramon/Berkeley.
Worst Pizza: Little Caesars and Amore's, tried Amores many years ago and got served a pizza where the crust wasn't cooked all the way through. Yuck. Never been back.
Best Out of Town: Garlex Pizza - Livermore
Uno's - Antioch, Amici's - Dublin.
Best Out of State: Pizza Post in Ohio. We flew to Florida for a wedding in August. My family froze a Pizza Post pizza and took it with them in a cooler on the drive down to Florida for me. (My sisters idea) We ate all of it!

Add Blondie's to that list if you are down by the cable car on Powell St in SF for a great thick slice.
Also in Berkeley and Pleasant Hill.
Coincidentally right by Rasputins Music in all 3 places.
Best place to pick up used CDs or LPs.

just got off the phone with the Rotary Tom, they said no problem.