The Return of Underrated/Overrated: What Is St. Louis' Most Overrated Pizza?
It's back! After taking a few months off while we celebrated the Best of St. Louis and then the holidays, our search for St. Louis' most underrated and overrated foods, restaurants and more continues.![]()
Jennifer Silverberg
When we last polled the people, we wanted to know what's St. Louis' most underrated pizza. Now, perhaps the most contentious question we've asked: What is St. Louis' most overrated pizza.
See Also:
- "Your Pick for St. Louis' Most Underrated Pizza Is..."
- "Your Pick for St. Louis' Most Overrated Italian Restaurant Is..."
- "Your Pick for St. Louis' Most Underrated Burger Is..."
The procedure, in case you've forgotten: Nominate your choice for St. Louis' most overrated pizza in the comments. Be sure to include an explanation of why this pizza is overrated. The more detailed and/or clever the explanation, the more likely we are to notice it. Any kind of pizza qualifies: thin-crust, deep-dish, St. Louis-style or other.
Nominations are open until noon this Friday, February 1. Voting opens next week.
Have at it!
The Gut Check Underrated/Overrated Hall of Fame
- Most Underrated Burger: Dressel's (419 North Euclid Avenue; 314-361-1060)
- Most Overrated Burger: Five Guys Burgers and Fries (multiple locations)
- Most Underrated Italian Restaurant: Filomena's Italian Kitchen (9900 Manchester Road, Glendale; 314-961-9909)
- Most Overrated Italian Restaurant: Rigazzi's (4945 Daggett Avenue; 314-772-4900)
- Most Underrated Pizza: Felix's (6335 Clayton Avenue; 314-645-6565)
































