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Gil's Pizzas
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citysearch c.
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I grew up with Gil's pizza when I lived in Gardenville. When my family moved to Bel Air, I still made the trek to enjoy the best pizza ever. Nowadays when I fly back from California(!), you know where I go--back to Gil's for the only pizza worth eating. It's not only the most delicious, but it's also a great bargain.\r
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I wish they'd open a Gil's in Ventura County. If they ever close, I'd like to buy the recipe and open Gil's all across the country. \r
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Things not to miss when flying back to MD from CA: (1) steamed crabs & cream of crab soup (2) Gil's Pizza (3) Berger's Cookies (shortbread with fudge made in Baltimore)--no joke--ask anyone who knows me.
Pros: the pizza, local culture, friendly service
Cons: not in California
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