In and out? Five guys? How about the......

[ColoAvs19]

It's funny, there are a few places around this world that I get to somewhat routinely, and I have my favorite places to eat at most of them. I pretty much associate airport codes w/ food and get hungry looking at my schedule..

[ddagencylv]

You are so right! When I think BBQ, it's Corkys MEM. Seafood? SEA/SFO. Pizza? LGA. Mexican? Now this gets complicated. I've got a great Tex-Mex place in ABQ and ELP. And SAT Alamo too. Of course LAX.

[Migflanker]

You are so right! When I think BBQ, it's Corkys MEM. Seafood? SEA/SFO. Pizza? LGA.

What’s this, pizza and you think LGA - translation - thin crust pizza.
I, on the other hand think pizza -ORD - deep dish (Giordano’s) I always order one to take home (partially baked & frozen for travel) the ultimate Chicago souvenir.

[ColoAvs19]

What’s this, pizza and you think LGA - translation - thin crust pizza.
I, on the other hand think pizza -ORD - deep dish (Giordano’s) I always order one to take home (partially baked & frozen for travel) the ultimate Chicago souvenir.

Living in the northeast, I get my share of thin crust pizza, and it's great, but the best is Giordano's. I'm not kidding when I admit that I've purposely scheduled a layover in Chicago just for some pizza..

[ColoAvs19]

btw, now I'm really hungry, and I find myself wide awake at 430am in some hotel room w/ no where to get anything to eat

[Tony757]

I don't know if there is a In-N-Out in SFO. OAK or SJC maybe. But, SFO has a Mel's Drive-in that has fantastic burgers on Lombard. Melsdrive-in.com.

There's an In N Out a 5 minute taxi hop away from SFO, in Millbrae. Or just hop on BART, it's the Millbrae station and right across the street!

I actually can't eat there that often, much as I would like to. Since my wt loss surgery, I just can't tolerate bread. I make a monthly exception for In N Out tho...:P

[Migflanker]

btw, now I'm really hungry, and I find myself wide awake at 430am in some hotel room w/ no where to get anything to eat

Sadly there is no good pizza in L.A. What they serve here is cardboard topped with tomatoes and cheese, and a west coast concoctioon called Hawaiian style pizza where they add pineapple chunks.
Now there are some places in L.A. that say they serve Chicago style pizza - but nobody’s fooled.
When I want pizza, I go to the source or ship it in.
Coincidently just yesterday I was told about this “supposedly” great Chicago style pizza place down in Orange County - they have both Chicago and Pizza in their name - which of course makes it the genuine article….*deep sigh* we shall see.

[ddagencylv]

What’s this, pizza and you think LGA - translation - thin crust pizza.
I, on the other hand think pizza -ORD - deep dish (Giordano’s) I always order one to take home (partially baked & frozen for travel) the ultimate Chicago souvenir.

I just can't do Deep pizza pie. Give me the NYC Battery Park wet greesy pizza. It's all in the water

[ddagencylv]

Sadly there is no good pizza in L.A. What they serve here is cardboard topped with tomatoes and cheese, and a west coast concoctioon called Hawaiian style pizza where they add pineapple chunks.
Now there are some places in L.A. that say they serve Chicago style pizza - but nobody’s fooled.
When I want pizza, I go to the source or ship it in.
Coincidently just yesterday I was told about this “supposedly” great Chicago style pizza place down in Orange County - they have both Chicago and Pizza in their name - which of course makes it the genuine article….*deep sigh* we shall see.

There is good pizza in LA. On La Cienega near Melrose. Vito's. But that's it.

[Migflanker]

There is good pizza in LA. On La Cienega near Melrose. Vito's. But that's it.

Thin crust I suppose?