Anybody remember HELEN'S pizza ????

oh my how i crave for a sausage pizza......guess they never did open or relocate years ago .......

My father in law was co-owner. After STL they moved to cape, and supposedly did good for the college kids back then, then back to STL, not real sure, but I think it was all the chain pizza places that took them out eventually. I've heard the story a million times, but after a while its in one ear out the other.

I remember Helen's Pizza mmmmmmmm it was so good.. I don't live in St. Louis anymore but things like Helen's Pizza and Imo's and Hodaks Chicken bring back memories of family times when we were all together..

I remember Helens Pizza. Elicia Pizza reminds me alot of Helens Pizza.

I loved Helens up there on Grand Ave near Gravois. That is not a good neighborhood any longer. I love that cornmeal on the bottom of the crust. The sauce was great also.

ol bill are you from St. Louis? remember the watermellon stand near chippewa/gravois? How about Bailey Farm Dairy and Fritzels and Danforth Cottage?

I played my first game of Asteriods at Helens pizza

helens was the shit the best dam pizza.

St Louis in general, has the best pizza. I'm not sure I remember Helen's...There was a Frank and Helen's...Maybe Frank died? As far as chains go, even Imo's pizza is great...But the best ever was at a place called Sunset 44, which has been out of business for years, but not due to the pizza. In Scottsdale, luckily there's a place called Frashers which had authentic St Louis style pizza. Just had some the other night...

The best Pizza ever in St.Louis was Melrose which started on Easton Ave..(now Dr.Martin Luther King) in the 5000 block in the late 40's.Wonderful.Actually they started at Page and Euclid in the Melrose bldg. at the southwest corner..My Bad !

DodgeVader wrote:

My father in law was co-owner. After STL they moved to cape, and supposedly did good for the college kids back then, then back to STL, not real sure, but I think it was all the chain pizza places that took them out eventually. I've heard the story a million times, but after a while its in one ear out the other.

Please talk to your father in law.We need Helens pizza again.Cant tell you how many times ive heard people talk about that great pie.After over 20 yrs i can still taste that sausage pizza.

DodgeVader wrote:

My father in law was co-owner. After STL they moved to cape, and supposedly did good for the college kids back then, then back to STL, not real sure, but I think it was all the chain pizza places that took them out eventually. I've heard the story a million times, but after a while its in one ear out the other.

Maybe he could give out the secret recipe to all us die hard Helens pizza fans for a fee.

What in the world are y'all talkin bout y'all just sum hungry peoe that who want sum pizza and talk ain't talkin bout nunthin

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This is a Helens Pizza Red Alert. Is there anyone who knows the sacred recipe. Helens was a one of a kind pie.

Ooh it was so good, I remember getting it every time I went to my aunt's house. The sausage was the best

I think Ill try a sausage Pizza from Elecias to see if it tastes like the sacred Helens.Iwas told they bought out Helens but that dont mean they make the same pie.Ill give my review afterwords.

If I recall Helens always threwcornmeal n the bottom of the pan, that is what made their crist so specal and different.

Elecias is a good pie but its miles away from a Helens and yes it did have cornmeal.Iwish someone could make that same pie again.I would a regular customer and thats a fact.