Chicago vs. New York Pizza | Giordano's Responds to Jon Stewart and The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Chicago comedian Pat McGann and the Windy City's leading pizza, Giordano's, team up to respond to the Chicago vs. New York pizza debate.
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Ironically, Jon's little rant has reawakened an urge for Chicago-style deep dish pizza that I haven't had since I was in Chicago ten years ago.
Found a place here in LA, and the pizza was delicious.
Sorry, I'm with Jon on this one. This is NOT pizza. It really is a CASSEROLE. Sorry but if I want a pizza, it will always be NY pizza.
Have you even been to Chicago to taste our pizza?
Lillian Griffin
DHSswimming go drown in your deep dish. This whole video is petty as fuck. Jon's argument is it's not pizza. Been to Chicago have to say the crust tastes like shit and the sauce is chunky and gets cold way to quickly. And yeah good luck eating that shit while walking down the street. Talk about how NY pizza is to soggy, all you gotta do is hold it up and let it drip down in the plate and it's fine. Deep dish has like a fucking gallon of tomato sauce on it and once it gets cold it is cold tomato sauce on a oil drenched biscuit. No appreciation for the cheese whatsoever or toppings for that matter if you get them they bobbing around in the pool of sauce. Classic example of taking a good thing and blowing everything to the extreme and that somehow makes it better? Nah bro take your not pizza stuff it up YOUR ass
Fuck your New York pizza it’s paper thin and shit. Fuck New York City
Got news for you....that ain't a pizza
It’s a pie. Just like pizza is...
@@ryanspencerlauderdale687no it’s a casserole😂
As someone who spent 7 glorious years in Chicago, living in Florida is torture when it comes to pizza. I miss your pies, Pat. Great response!
It's alright, but it's not pizza.
I wonder what the Italians think.
usa pizza is not real pizza lol
@@Chuey616 Wrong Chuey. Pizza in Italy has now become like Italian-American pizza. Originally, pizza in Italy was a peasant food of flat bread brushed with olive oil, garlic, oregano, tomatoes, and maybe some protein if they could manage it. The "toppings" were a small percentage of the pie. Italian immigrant restaurant owners developed what we know as pizza in New York, Jersey, and Connecticut. Pizza did not really come from Italy directly, but was imported back from Italian American immigrants.
@@ohger1 I do know that traditional Italian Pizza is way different. Hopefully they can integrate American pizza into their traditional cuisine, but I have seen online traditional neopolitan pizza. It is very different, not the stand in the street hand food we Americans turned it into.
@@jamesboulger8705 Depends where you live I suppose. I personally know two native Italians and one Albanian (don't laugh) who are chefs here in the states. They offer traditional and NY/NH style pizza.
@@ohger1 I would love to try it next time I swing in the northeast, just to get a sense of historical context. Can you be explicit with the recommendations? I read some pizza's are almost like a soup of tomato sauce, it's stark how much something like NYC pizza can be. But it is good, and adheres to the mathematical law of pizza; the quality of American pizza you get is inversely proportional to the square root of your distance from NYC.
The girl was talking about the NY slice like it was a guys small pee pee lol
This is not pizza! This is an above ground marinara swimming pool for rats! I wanna know when I get drunk and pass out, that I'm not gonna drown! I look at your pizza and I don't know wether to eat it, or to throw a coin in it and make a wish. And if I did make a wish, it would be for some real fucking pizza!
Like one that doesn't require you to fold the slice in half when you go for a bite :D
Steven Barhorst Hahahahha !!!
Are they eating pizza with a FORK? LOL
"We had someone fax this to us from new york" 💀💀💀💀
50 million Italians just broke their computers and phones.
That’s not pizza. That’s a casserole.
after watching jon's heated roasting...
this is just below lukewarm...
there are no ridiculous metaphors, I can barely tell if there's passion, and there is just no comic to it
Except for "we had it faxed over from New York." That is just hilarious
Who gives a shit if he doesn't like our pizza? We just had a tornado come through in November. Can we focus on things that matter?
HAHAHA!
Im European, and i would fill my belly up with that thick pizza then scratch my teeth with the thin one after.
Love how you say you're European like anyone cares...
Drew Cruzado He is basically saying that he is unbiased. Because if he admitted that he was from Chicago, it would be pretty fucking obvious that he would prefer deep dish.
I'm not American...but if you need to bash NY pizza to defend your "pizza"....that means Stewart is right
1:50 Look at how much sauce is on the bottom of that pizza slice. That piece of lasagna is was sitting on top of is absolutely COVERED in sauce.
It's a F'N casserole!!!
They actually reconciled and Jon tried REAL deep dish pizza and loved it.
No pizza is bad pizza... even belly bombing NY grease slices.
New York native here…Chicago wins hands f***** down. Not even close…
Pizza that needs to be eaten with a fork IS NOT pizza!
rumandcoke32 You don't have to eat it with a fork...
rumandcoke32
Who says?
Plutonius X Says America....eating it with your hands is what makes the Italian dish American.
Who cares? Chicago style deepdish is amazing.
It is delicious. Just not pizza.
girls are pretty hot though
Actually, New York pizza *would* make a good topping for Chicago pizza. I like the thickness of Chicago-style, but I don't like the exposed sauce. Combining the two sounds like a great solution.
Uno's puts the sauce under the cheese.
This was a funny and well made response to John Stewart. John is still absolutely right though. 😉
Literally the first guy you talked to, you can see his silverware on the plate...pizza doesn't need to be cut with a fork and knife, fuggedaboutit
If you haven't had a Giordano's deep dish...you're not living life right.
Loll, they couldn't come up with better comebacks?! 😂
I ate their in 2010. It's a pile of Parmesan cheese with sauce on top.
If I wanted that, I'd get a calzone...
Now just to let y'all know...not every pizza place in Chicago serves deep-dish pizza. There are places that serve thin crust just like deep dish. I'm from Chicago, and any time any thing from Chicago gets dissed...especially on national TV...Chicagoans are going to get a little "uneasy" about it. Yeah, Stewart's rant was part of a comedy bit. But there are New Yorkers, and people from all over the country, who believe just like he said more seriously.
@ 02:00 "SEX WITH A CORPSE MADE OUT OF SANDPAPER" right there !
LAME! I live in Chicago, but I SO AGREE WITH Jon Steward!
This attempt to respond to The Daily Show is a complete FAIL!
Wow... Thats a lot of negative comments from people who have never eaten it. This coming from a guy who is from DC and loves both NY and Chicago pizza. Giordano's is simply amazing though
GOIRDANOS IS THE 💣...........THE BEST IN CHICAGO........WELL DONE.......GOTTA LOVE GOIRDANOS...........
Damn marinara soup bowl.
My only problem with this is even the thin slice Pat has in this video looks more appetizing than the cardboard grease holder Stewart had on his show.
Chicago Shepards pie LOL..FOH what a nauseating vomit looking mess. Nothin like New York pizza.
I'm guessing no one in Chicago has ever seen a proper Italian Pizza.
I went to all the Chicago pizza places to try the abomination. First one I went to, I thought they didn't know what the hell they were doing. Sauce all over the place, crust so hard you can use as plaster to repair walls with, and sooooo salty. Then I went to others and realized it wasn't the first place who didn't know how to do pizza.... it was Chicago.
Signed, An Italian.
@Giancarlo Caltabiano Nailed it fuck Chicago pizza.
@@c.j.giordano2129 No one from Chicago honestly thinks Chicago style thin crust is better than east coast style thin crust. It’s not even close. East coast is superior. And let’s stop comparing deep dish with thin crust - you can’t compare the two as they’re different animals. Both have their fans and can co-exist. Aside from that, Chicagoans don’t eat a ton of deep dish anyway. But when we do have it twice a year, Giordano’s is preferred, without question.
@@c.j.giordano2129 lol - well said.
It's like a Tumblr fight irl 😂😂
F that NY teenage mutant ninja turtle pizza
LMFAO! "That's so cute, it's like a topping" Chicago baby
This ad for tomato soup in a bread bowl was brought to you by Campbell's Soup Company.....located near where? Oh yeah, NY.
I can understand the guy who was originally from New York Pizza, liking Chicago Pizza better then New York Pizza.. However why did he say thank god when he left New York for Florida. Wasn't he proud of being born in New York City. Maybe it was all a joke to promote Chicago Pizza over New York. But still why be ashamed of where you were born. It's two different things.
Giordanos has always been my favorite pizza!!
There's no debate because Jon Stewart had it right - deep dish can be really good, but its not pizza. How do we know? Take a trip to Italy and see if you can find it at any reputable venue. Deep dish was a happy accident created by a Chicago bakery around a hundred years ago. And good for them. When I vislt family in Chicago the first thing I ask is when are we getting some Lou Malnati's. It's really good but, nope, it ain't pizza.
NY Pizza is too basic
Maybe if your "pizza" was actually PIZZA then maybe you wouldn't be killing each other.
MrBuddyHolly1 ohh damn lol get em
Chicagos pizza is more like cake
maryrl30 pie. It's called a pizza pie for a reason.
And New York pizza is cheese on burnt cardboard and no sauce
Cake pizza!!!! Good one!!
Giordano's Pizza is like an entity. It's truly amazing
Chicago always tries to act like New York. That's why it's called the 2nd city. Chicago can't hold a crown to New York. And by the way, Jon never said anything about the people. That was words being put in his mouth. And you know what, real Italians would be very disappointed in this. New York pizza was modeled after real Italian tomato flatbreads/pizzas. Chicago pizza is a lasagna. I am from New Jersey and I have not had one bad pizza in the Tri-State area. New York will always be the pizza empire of the United States. Hell, even New Jersey can rip Chicago's pizza.
Don't waste 2:27 of your time. This video is awkwardly stupid. If you do decide to watch it, make sure to turn the volume down at the 19 second mark, then back up at 22 seconds. Good luck.
It's good, but I just don't think it's pizza. It's just a different kind of thing. The only thing it has in common with pizza is that its round. And that was Jon's argument. No one is arguing that it's not delicious. And its certainly much more caloric, It has tons of bread and cheese. NY pizza isn't good for you either, but I can have it as fast food w/o totally cheating on healthy eating.
+QuantumBraced Jon *was* arguing that it's not delicious. He said it was crap, and that on top of being crap, it's also not even pizza. Jon was absolutely right. Chicago "pizza" is awful...Disgusting, and not pizza in any way.
The only thing it has in common with pizza is that it's round? It has crust, tomato sauce, cheese, and toppings. It's just a thicker piece of pizza, how is the only thing that makes it a pizza is that it's round? Lol
As a native Chicagoan, I love this video.
Giordano's is one of my favorite pizza places! Thanks for making this video man!
At least Chicago’s pizza isn’t flaccid.
Chicago pizza is my favorite!
Your Chicago "pizza" is really a Chicago quiche...
Wow I knew it looked familiar! Good call!
The New York style Pizza at least looks like pizza. "Chicago style pizza" looks disgusting.
You call NY style pizza? it looks like a piece of cardboard covered in motor oil. Besides, we have thin crust pizza in Chicago too.
It's actually delicious.
Frosty Spazkins The Chicago style "Pizza" looks nothing like pizza. New York style pizza at least looks like pizza, I am not sure how it is different from pepperoni pizza though.
Clearly didn't read that Chicago has thin crust pizza just like NY does. It looks the same, but not nearly as greasy, as well as more filling.
Chicago pizza is a bunch of tomato soup on a bread bowl.
Giordano's for life York betches! If I could I would eat it every other day :d
pkmdz preach!
I have decided that Oranges with some tomatoe sauce on them are pizza too
That girl knows what she is talking about.
To me, I wouldn't say any region's pizza is better than the other. I love pizza. I've loved pizza since I was a little girl. Whether it's Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Hawaiian, Thai-style, etc. pizzas, it's ALL GOOD to me. If it's prepared and baked good and has tasty ingredients, then I'm a happy camper. I will never understand the pizza wars. Why do some people have to put down other region's pizza? Be thankful that we are blessed to have many food options and choices.
Some people live in regions in this world where they are starving or are refugees in war-torn regions and they don't have the luxury to even order any pizza whatsoever. I'd think that people in poor or desolate regions of this world would be happy to even have any pizza. This evening, I had a Chicago-style pizza, Sicilian style. I shared it with my parents. It was good. Almost two weeks ago, I had a Brooklyn - New York style veggie pizza. I shared it with my sister. It was tasty. Pizza is all good to me.
Pizza is one of the best foods in this world.If I had to have a last meal on Earth - it would be Pizza, some Thai food, and some fries, most likely. I'm just happy that I live in a country - the U.S. - where I can order and buy affordable pizza and have my choices of pizza places to go. I haven't visited Chicago since June 2013. The next time I'm in Chicago, I will most definitely visit Giordano's and Lou Malnati's. I haven't tried either of them. But those two pizza places are mentioned the most.
In St. Louis, President Obama, who has lived in Chicago for a long time before he became U.S. President, said he liked the pizza at Pi Pizzeria in St. Louis. I have yet to visit there. But I heard so many good things about Pi Pizzeria in St. Louis. Also, there is St. Louis style pizza with Provel cheese at Imo's pizza chain restaurants in St. Louis. And I have had Hawaiian pizza in Hawaii, and Thai-style pizza in Thailand. There's even a Thai pizza place in St. Louis. And Indian pizza from some Indian restaurants in the U.S. I just like and try to respect and appreciate each U.S. region or international country's style of pizza and adopt the "When in Rome" attitude when visiting places. I think each region has good cuisine. Sure, I'm from the MIdwest, and I'm always going to support and have the most love for anything from the Midwest. I love Chicago and St. Louis. But I also appreciate New York pizza as well and any region's pizza across the world, too. JMO. Have a nice weekend. Pizza just makes this world a better place. It's all good! :-)
Duh
For the record Giordano's is stuffed pizza, that's the Chicago pizza we don't tell our guests about. In Chicago Pizza terms stuffed pizza is the adult son who lives in the basement. Deep dish pizza is amazing. Stuffed pizza is what happens when you forget you can't cook bread under a liquid.
Chicago is a place as big as a state and is swimming in pizza at There are more pizza places than churches in the city of Chicago and there are 4 church on every street.
With all of those minds and all of this time we have invented four unique kinds of pizza. The Golden child, deep dish pizza done Uno's way(but only the one Uno's downtown next to Dues and absolutely no other Uno's. If you know You Know). Then there's the most common Pizza eaten by actual locals Chicago style crispy medium thickness square cut thin crust these are amazing(if you want a treat try extra cheese half ground beef(not sausage), half chicken medium barbecue sauce, you're welcome). Third is the delectable but always under portioned Homerun Inn style slightly flaky golden crusted Pizza. The slightly sweet sauce is a piece of perfection every time. Still square cut don't mess with the Best cut. Finally last and definitely least is stuffed pizza a bland crackery crust but also somehow it also tastes like white bread while feeling like crackers. It's filled with a huge amount of cheese which is delightful but usually a little lower quality. Toppings are whatever you want and then a second piece of dough and on top of that dough a marinara sauce not crushed tomato mix like we use on normal deep dish. No! marinara, like whats underneath a normal Pizza(type two on this list). With absolutely no thought given to how having a liquid sauce on top of bread dough might affect the baking. Meaning that when You're a delicious slightly crumbly flavorful deep dish pizza who instead of served a very heavy slightly bland pie(and I mean that in the Thanksgiving sense). Sure the cheese is good but on top of that cheese is a soft noodle(for lack of a better word) covering it. On top of which you find essentially a bowl of sauce separated from the glorious cheese by a wet noodle of dough.
Do not fall for the propaganda of Giordano's do not trust this man's words although John Stewart was scurrilous and ignorant in his condemnation of Chicago Pizza. This man's Pizza is everything Jon Stewart claims is true of all other Chicago pizzas, and he does not speak for us.
Hahahahha this is gold.
Kramer: it is not a Pizza, it is a Pie.
Why does everyone have to rip on New Jersey?
Andy Lee , loll, I know.
Lol
I’m glad someone cares about us.
Because Why not
Because Newark sucks and has terrible roads.
It's not pizza. It's a fucking casserole.
I love Chicago casserole
Both are great
NYC Style Pizza: Because sometimes I want to eat something that resembles a greasy dish towel covered in Hepatitis and served to me by Tony Soprano....
That would be funny, if it was true.
IDK what toilet pizza joint you ate out of here in NY... but I know for a fact you didn't have Spumoni Gardens sicilian slice, or a slice at Rays... check yourself fool.. Chicago DEEP DISH pizza, isn't pizza... you guys call it deep dish because you can't even call it pizza yourselves..
Ian Shankey And with your bad attitude, I'd say you've never gotten any.
Ian Shankey whats her ethnicity? NYC style pizza?
Ian Shankey Really? A your mom insult? What are you, six? Even I thought you had more originality than that.
Ive watched John Stewart's clip 10 freaking times, and at no point was John talking bad about Chicago *people* - not once. The closest thing was the murder reference, and he immediately made fun of NYC afterwards too. Unlike this video, where these people attack Stewart *personally*, as well as 2 entire *states*. #1: NYC isnt 'New York'. Get a map. #2: The remarks made about 'getting out of New York' and all that are just pathetic - are you kidding me?! What Chicago's unemployment rate? What it's crime rate? Whats the weather like? And Florida?!? BA-HAHAHAHA!! and finally #3: He's absolutely right: you shouldnt need a fork to eat a god damn pizza!?! Thats a 'deep dish pizza' - not a 'pizza'. C'mon.. common sense here.. A slice of pizza is supposed to be able to be *picked up* Cripes!!
i like that my deep dish pizza doesn't taste like a soggy piece of cardboard with the majority of the weight of the pizza being the grease
defiermcg
Stop eating at Sparros for your "NY pizza" go to little Italy and visit one of the dozen different places selling authentic Italian pizza.
I hope you realize that in Chicago, we have thin crust pizza too. John Stewart did insult us, thinking we're idiots calling Deep dish "pizza," because it actually is pizza. You can pick up deep dish with your hands, it just takes experience.
Why did you need to watch the clip 10 times? Did you not understand it the first time? Do you have nothing else to do with your life?
'Cause its hilarious!!!
And THIS is how you respond.
Never heard of this guy, but he is pretty funny. "I had someone fax this to me last night!" Funny stuff.
lol those people pretending they arent grossed out eating all that tomato sauce
I especially like how they aren't using forks and knives..
1:14 This girl just beefed with every Daily Show fan on the planet.
nah didn't work dude. NY pizza rulezzzzzzz!
you spelled "drules" wrong.
That's not pizza... What you in Chicago have there is a topless calzone. #inedible lol
I had Giordanos... I'd rather have Pizza Hut from a dumpster. The sauce has no flavor.
Giordanos rules!
(FYI - tell the video production company they have 2 dead pixels in their camera)
Chicago stick to your hot dogs and poooollllessssish saaaauuuusage( done on purpose before you anger) york owns pizza.
this whole attempt to come back from beeing picked on by jon stewart is just sad and really makes this whole defence even more "awkward"
Great thin crust pizza in Chicago......Leonas, Nancy's.......Pete's , in Bridgeport ,Italian Fiesta......
Is that a soup or a pizza?
Hey can't we all get along? If it's got melted cheese I'm in!
Wow!! that was pretty hilarious response.. and the fax joke was so funny.
Better than Malnati's response, and while we're at it, Giordano's has better pizza. But Stewart is right about one thing. You don't leave sauce naked on top. Here in Sacramento, I make my own stuffed pizza with cheese inside AND on top of the sauce. Now THAT'S good eatin'. I also make my own Pizza Pot Pie. Don't need to fly to no Chicago for the best. Got it right here. Go Blackhawks!
I used to think it deep dish and stuffed pizza looked disgusting until I actually tried it. It's different and delicious. I've never had authentic New York Style pizza so I won't comment on that. I think the closest thing to New York style pizza in Chicago would be the pizza at Piece, which is good. I actually prefer Chicago style thin crust over either. Thin, square cut, crispy, not foldable/soggy, loaded with toppings.
I've had both, and they both are excellent. Not sure why it has to be one or the other. Some days I want thin pizza. some days I want the deep dish. Best part about Chicago is you can get it all here, even some good knock off NY Style pizza. However, you can't find good Chicago style pizza anywhere outside of Chicago. They claim Chicago style, but it's definitely not!
David Gerst I take offense to your comment. I live near Phoenix and we have Rosati's (from Chicago) here and they have a very good deep dish pizza. I know Chicago pizza. I lived there over 50 years.
Big Jim If I ever find myself in Phoenix, I'll have to put some of that in my mouth.
No offense meant Big Jim. Rosati's is the exception then, not the norm.
Don't put big Jim in your mouth...really?
Chicago pizza is all crust and dough... who wants a 4 inch crust on their pizza?
Pretty much everyone, since Deep Dish is Crust, CHEESE, tomato sauce, and delicious toppings.
Ian Shankey
No they dont, its disgusting
said no one ever...
You have never had deep dish. It is not all crust and dough. Go get some Lou Malnati's deep dish. It's all cheese and tomatoes. Plus they have butter crust if you want it. My mouth is watering. Excuse my while a place an order!
No because New York pizza is original pizza. Besides 8,000,000 people agree with john steward. And the poor little population of Chicago of 3,000,000 people disagree with him. Italian pizza, la pizza, Miami pizza. All these cities are in the cool pizza group. Chicago. It ain't in that group.
A pizza shouldn’t be 90% crust
people who hate it are people who never tried it plus at least our pizza is thick while the opponent is thin af
both pizzas are good i like both equally, I just love pizza no matter where is it made
New York and chicago getting salty while italians are laughing from above!
Chicago "pizza" definitely aint pizza...but I'd still eat it
As a Southerner that has had both, deep dish pizza is nasty! It's just too much at once. The dough texture seems off, there is too much sauce, and I can't believe I am saying it, but too much cheese. The comparison to a lasagna is pretty spot on. I'm sure some people like it, but it's just not a comparison.
Except, unfortunately, Giordano's is not Chicago style, it is stuffed.
Girodano's in the 90s was amazing, something changed in the 2000's where it is just unbearable now...
LoL...I haven't heard about chicago style pizza before this debate. So, I guess it sucks. P.S Don't fuck with me, my president is Putin.
I've never heard of you, so you must suck. Stupid Russian logic.
P.S. I don't give a fuck.
shaun cruz lol machete attacks...hmm and machete copied my style...