Sacco, a tale in 3 photos
Sacco makes a classic, thinner-than-most NY-style slice. It’s a great option in Hell’s Kitchen. Continue reading Sacco, a tale in 3 photos
Sacco makes a classic, thinner-than-most NY-style slice. It’s a great option in Hell’s Kitchen. Continue reading Sacco, a tale in 3 photos
Corner Slice is making a grandma-style pizza using Central Milling flour (a Utah-based artisanal mill whose flours are considered among the best by many bakers and pizza-makers). They do long fermentations at about 80% hydration, parbaking the crusts to yield a crunchy-chewy texture. The crust flavor is excellent, and the crispness is on point. I love the bubbly crust. Continue reading Corner Slice: fantastic grandma pizza
Rizzo’s Fine Pizza serves what it calls a “thin-crust Sicilian.” Sometimes it seems closer to a grandma-style pizza, but I’m not going to quibble. Bottom line is it’s a unique and delicious slice. Continue reading Rizzo’s: Fine pizza in Astoria and on the LES
Every year I compile a year-end list of memorable pizzas I’ve eaten in the past year. I’m coming in just under the wire, close to midnight here on December 31. As is always my caveat, these are all pizzas I ACTUALLY ATE AND THAT MADE AN IMPRESSION ON ME. so if your favorite isn’t here, … Continue reading 8 Pizzas That Haunt My Dreams 2017
Gaby’s is a true neighborhood institution, with photos of local luminaries (Run-DMC!) lining the walls and a steady stream of customers ordering slices to stay and picking up pies to go. Continue reading Gaby’s Pizza: a mainstay of Hollis, Queens
It’s humbling to watch a child grow and realize in a visceral way that you and your generation are getting old and becoming increasingly irrelevant. I think of this as Margot develops her own tastes and opinions, here as it relates to pizza. Continue reading Gloria Pizza and the next generation
Ideally I’d spread out my pizza-eating and -photographing to a number of different pizzerias throughout NYC, but I’m limited these days largely to where I can get on my lunch breaks. Since realizing that Sofia Pizza Shoppe is only a 15-minute mini-jaunt away from my office, I’ve been going there A LOT. I hop on … Continue reading Sofia Pizza Shoppe: A bunch of photos
If you’re near Madison Square Garden, you can’t do wrong by grabbing a plain slice at NY Pizza Suprema. I hadn’t been in ages and was somewhat nearby at my accountant’s up the avenue. This slice was my second choice for lunch, though. I was originally planning to hit up the White Castle on Eighth Avenue … Continue reading NY Pizza Suprema is the move when you need a slice near MSG
I finally checked out Sofia Pizza Shoppe on First Avenue & 54th Street this week. They’ve been getting attention for this spinach dip slice. Totally deserved, too. It’s 👌 One of the partners who opened it, Tom Degrezia, is the grandson of Vincent Degrezia, the V in J&V Pizza, an old-school joint in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. … Continue reading Sofia Pizza Shoppe’s signature spinach slice
I met up today at Prince Street Pizza with St. Louis pizzaman Scott Sandler, the owner of the Gateway City’s Pizzeoli and the upcoming Pizza Head. We were joined by Pizza a Casa‘s Mark Bello and Nick Pencis of Stanley’s Famous BBQ in Tyler, Texas. I’m kinda bummed Prince Street removed its tall two-top tables, … Continue reading Prince Street Pizza’s ‘Original Prince’ slice