re: Where the hell did Deangelos go?

I knew Louis Deangelos father Lou. He looked like a Mafia hit man taken right off the set of the Sopranos!

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No one will pay $20 for a pizza anymore.


Not true

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I’m not sure where you can find a decent pizza for less.

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I knew Louis Deangelos father Lou.

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RIP Big Lou

What’s the eye roll for? I can’t recall the last decent pizza I had that cost less than $20.

Can you point me to one?

Diversion Pizza has a bad arse special. It’s like $30 or so. Pizza, salad and a bottle of wine. It’s good shite too.

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Paul still thinks it’s 2009

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FIFY

What ever happened to Johnny Deangelo? That was a good public feud for a while. His pizza was great. He was always very nice to me and my wife but man that place seemed like chaos.

I remember working in a store at Cortana Mall when i was a student at LSU in 1992 or 93.. one day this guy comes in, we spent about a half hour BS’ing while he picked a few things out.. told me he was from NJ and had just opened (or was about to open?) an Italian restaurant in Hammond Aire Plaza or whatever it was called.. i remember him saying that he had picked BR becuase it was a place with a dearth of good Italian food (though i remember Gino’s being popular at the time, where a buddy of mine waited on a young high school QB named Peyton Manning).. in any case, i promised him id check out the restaurant sometime, and wished him luck.. I never did make it to the restaurant, but everytime id return to BR over the years for a football game, id see his original restaurant expanding , and then other locations pop up.. good to see an American success story, and that he apparently had a good three decade or so run .

I think they even had locations in Colorado and Indiana at one point