I'm typically a fan of thin-crust pizza, but Angie's thick crust is AMAZING! Â The crust was crunchy and not doughy at all. Â The crust is not Chicago deep dish, but is somewhat thick. Â Even if you're a thin crust fan, you should definitely try Angie's. Â My husband and I shared a half-n-half Hawaiian and Buffalo Chicken pizza. Â Both had ample topping and were delicious. Â The wait staff was friendly and attentive even though it was a relatively busy Tuesday night.
Review Source:We were vacationing in the area, visiting family and I had a list of places to try. Â This one was one that my husband picked as he had been there before when he visited last winter. Â He wasn't wrong. Â It's not classic New Haven style pizza, I think it's more Brooklyn style but whatever, wow it was so good. Â Hubby and I ordered a large sausage pizza to share and a side of meatballs. Â We could have done with a small, but that meant leftovers which is fine. Â Our daughter ordered spaghetti and meatballs and the son in law had a grilled chicken salad or something low carbish. Â Everyone loved what they had. Â I already miss that pizza but I suppose I'm glad it's a thousand miles from here, or I'd eat there a couple of times a week...
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