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Tony's Little Italy

Chicago Style Pizza · Placentia · 1808 N Placentia Ave B

Last mentioned Nov 2025

8 source comments from 7 contributors across 4 threads. Community score 144, based on shared upvotes and repeat contributors.

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u/suboptimus_maximus · Jun 2025

If you like deep dish, Tony’s Little Italy in Placentia is run by a family from Chicago and better than the deep dish I had when I visited Chicago. I’ll also second Wise Guys and Two Saucy Broads - great spots! Slice House is awesome as well but it’s a chain founded by Tony Gemignani from San…
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u/BadAndy8 · Sep 2025

Deep dish is a different type of pizza. Generally served in a deep pan, it is thick, and not really cut into slices. You eat it with a knife and fork like a pot pie. Lots of cheese, lots of dough, and lots of sauce. Tony’s does a very good version of any of the places in Chicago (pizzeria uno/due,…
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u/rbwheat · Apr 2025

ok this one was missed. It's really good. Take out is the best... Michelangelo's at Pizza Heaven http://www.pizzaheavenoc.com/ I've been here a lot and really enjoy their pizza. Tony's in Placentia is also awesome. Remember cheep pizza is best at Costco. But if you want to eat GOOD Pizza, you'll have to spend the $$$. Good Luck!
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Author unavailable · Sep 2025

Is Tony’s worth it? I’ve had deep dish before and I’m not sure if it was the people making the pizza was bad or I just don’t like deep dish.
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