Last night was our first time trying deep dish pizza and Buddyz, who recently opened a location in Ft. Myers, FL was where we ordered from. We had the Mag Mile (as prepared in this video). The pizza is absolutely delicious. It’s fresh, has huge chunks of tasty sausage, and the tomato pieces are a perfect addition. I have to say. We are sold on Chicago Deep Dish Pizza, and will be back. Thanks for opening a location here!
I have just subscribed to this channel because I could see a genuine guy with an amazing concept in pizza. I am so new to this kind of Pizza but because of this mans beautiful passion and flair for his business just amazing energy you have sir thanks so much. I only wish I had of been able to taste that pizza. Perfect.
This pie is the best i’ve ever eaten! I found them a couple miles from my house probably 5 years ago where good restaurants were hard to come by. I have since moved to Nashville & miss this place terribly!
Chris Buckley thank you Chris. Question for you. It may be a little ways away but we have Nashville on a short list of cities we would bring a Buddyz to. Your thoughts??
Nashville is hot right now and I don’t see it slowing down anytime soon! They just opened a Gino’s east in downtown a few months back. I’ve been wanting to go just to see if they even compare to buddyz. I believe there is plenty of room for competition and growth. The urban expansion is crazy around Nashville! All kinds of restaurants, bars, coffee shops and retail shops are popping up neighborhoods on every side of Nashville. Let us know if we make the list and if I May be of any future help. Keep up the great work!
You are a great teacher (and run a clean and efficient operation). Thanks for the video. I'll come try your Chicago style if I ever come out your direction.
Stumbled in bc I’ve never had a deep dish and figured I’d try to make my own and looking for some tips. You can tell this guy is proud of his work. Seems that ego he’s developed is well deserved, I’d pay for a slice. Looks awesome.
I know! It may as well have been paper mache. I wanted to see what the pizza looked like coming out of the oven the first time. I love his technique and will certainly try it. And yes, should have ended it with a cheese pull. That's sells it more than fancy cutting anyday.
@@vandersgarage4682 that one looks great though. As for MUCH BETTER dont know thay one looks good. I'm a thin square cut guy usually. From Italian Fiesta, pequods, medici pan. Burts, those guys on pulaski(?), phils in Bridgeport, that liquor store pizza place on lawrence(canned mushrooms), pizanos, damatos all of em!! This guys too ! Hes in mchenry think ill check it out.
Mahalo (thanks) brah. No can get Chicago kine on da Big Island. I make it myself for friends. I use 6in1, 3 cheese, dough more like Giordano's, so less stretchy. Eyes opened seeing the pre-bake before sauce. GENIUS! Gonna try.
sitnslide awesome, for someone like yourself who doesn’t have a place to go I am glad you took something you can. Happy we could share. Side note we used 6 in 1 for years for our marinara. Great choice of tomato
@@buddyzachicagopizzeria4079 I live very far away from your pizzeria and I'm learning about how original Chicagoan deep dish pizzas have to be made in order to bake one here at my home, but I have some questions that I hope you can answer to me (without disclosing your manufacturing secrets): Does it remain a "Buddyz Original" even if I remove that onions or replace them with liquefied or powder onion ?? I really really hate minced onion pieces on my dishes, and what kind of cheeses can I mix?? I'm going to try low moisture mozzarella with fresh parmesan and provolone (maybe some cheddar or white cheddar too), am I doing it fine?? I have my own marinara sauce and deep dish dough recipes, so that's not a problem, I think, the rest I understood well!!! 😊 Sorry for annoying you and thank you very much!!! Laura. 💝💝💝
I've watched his video a couple of times. I thought you did a really good job. It just further reinforces that there are multiple variants of what everyone calls Chicago style pizza. All slightly different from one another period I'm going to try this recipe with my own dough of course but I'll do try the par bake first. Like you did. To see if that's going to affect the way I normally do a Chicago style pizza
Wish you guys were there when I lived in Phoenix😎 looks like a good pie ... I'm a bit over 2 hours from Chicago, and have Giordano's a few times a year.
Chicago deep dish has unique sauce, vine ripened tomato sauce, at least at the best shops. Most pizza sauce is canned & pasty, like ketchup. A Chicago deep dish pizza will have chunks of tomato in the sauce. Makes for a different pizza exorriment.
Most of the Chicago pizza I see on youtube has a second crust with sauce on top...you put sauce on the chez. Is this your own style? I saw one guy add parm in the butter below the crust whice seems like a really cool idea. Gonna give this a try, we grow tomato's and it's almost time to harvest. I like your whole tomato idea on top!
Very similar to Detroit pizza but with out blue steel and olive oil on bottom. Not loving sauce on top but i'm gonna try this weekend. cool thanks for the info
Pizza looks good..The only issue I have is how you grab the raw sausage, then grab onions and bell peppers after. Seems like it would contaminate the veggies
I want to eat a real Chicago deep dish. I have had one here in Miami but my dad said it was horrible that they make the best deep dish in Chicago! Once the pandemic is under control I am so going to Chicago! Lol
