Try TJ's Pizza in Leesburg, on 441/27 real Philadelphia Cheese Steaks and traditional northeastern pizza. The owners are from Philly.

I have been thru this thread from top to bottom and learned a lot. A couple of comments, I bet it was Glenway instead of Glernview, I know that is the case for Cincinnati chili at Skyline. When I worked at 550 Main St in Cincy LaRosa's was my daily lunch companion - hard to beat.

If you are hard up for pizza delivery and in the south end of TV like I am do not use Hungary Howies, or some similar name in Wildwood. Drive on over to Mallory and be very satisfied...

also across from Walmart (441) take-out only
 

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New restaurant with pizza coming to SS:

http://www.thevillagesdailysun.com/n...cc4c03286.html

Thanks....i mis'spoke' the name Glenway...i was thinking of TV Glenview CC I guess.

I also agree!

Hungry Howie's is definitely NOT the place to go for good pizza. The crust is very chewy (yes, I have all my own teeth), the sauce is extremely bland as well as spread very thing, and the cheese pizza basically has very little cheese on it.

I heard from a waiter at Olive Garden that the best pizza is TJ's.

to Mark 1130
 

What!?!? Naperville, we lived in Lysle and Wheaton!!! it was in 1978-80. Attended Naperville Bible Church! Small world!

The Best Pizza
 

Without a doubt the very best pizza is from Bravo. But not just any pizza but you must order the fresh cheese with Basil. It is more expensive and worth every morsel. Order it from Gaston who is a great pizza maker from N.Y. Isn't that where the best pizza's are from!!?

Paulys, Paulys, Paulys, is the best, in The Villages. We have a pizza every week from Paulys, we LOVE it. :spoken:

Ditto!

Pizza! Eeek. I'm trying to quit. :icon_wink:

What happened to Cane Garden's pizza? I recall it being on a hand-tossed, flavorful, thin crust. But the last time I had it, it was on a small, thin, flavorless, cracker-like crust that looked pre-formed because it fit the round serving platter (not a plate) exactly. Two of us had pizza and the crusts were identical. Now I don't mind a thin crust pizza, but I like real pizza dough, and this looked like something bought in bulk, pre-formed and pre-cooked with special serving plates that match its size. Just slap some sauce on it, throw it in the oven to melt the cheese and serve it. Very quick and cheap. I hope this is a temporary thing.

I heard that any pizza consumed in TV is low calorie, low fat and actually heart healthy. :laugh: