Best Pizza Places in the USA [merged threads]
Apr 23, 2013, 7:41 pm
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May 8, 2013, 1:42 pm
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Once, I was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and saw in my Lonely Planet guidebook that there was a Yellow Cab pizza branch in KL. I had to go all the way across town on public transportation to get there. For decent pizza in Asia, it was worth it ^
May 9, 2013, 6:33 pm
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If you're ever in the Trenton area, a quick trip across the river will take you to Morrisville, Pennsylvania. Originals Pizza is a little hole in the wall in a strip mall but they have amazing pizza and also great cheesesteaks. I ate there earlier this week and was very impressed ^
May 9, 2013, 6:55 pm
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I've eaten Yellow Cab pizza at one of the big malls in Makati, Manila. Delicious.
Once, I was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and saw in my Lonely Planet guidebook that there was a Yellow Cab pizza branch in KL. I had to go all the way across town on public transportation to get there. For decent pizza in Asia, it was worth it ^
Once, I was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and saw in my Lonely Planet guidebook that there was a Yellow Cab pizza branch in KL. I had to go all the way across town on public transportation to get there. For decent pizza in Asia, it was worth it ^
May 16, 2013, 8:39 pm
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I just went to John's last week. Very awesome. And just down the street from the best cannoli at Rocco's. But Grimaldi's under the Brooklyn Bridge (DUMBO) is wayyyyy better, IMHO. Grimaldi's is at 1 Front Street, Brooklyn. Fantastic pizza and also amazing cannoli (can you tell I like both?)
Mar 3, 2014, 7:41 pm
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In Manhattan (NYC) there are lots of pizza places with the name "RAY" as part of the title, some have gotten good reviews from pizza mavens, others have been panned
. The trouble with restaurants is the owners and chefs come and go, but the name of the restaurant doesn't.
On http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray's_Pizza it is noted that 49 pizza places have some variation with the name RAY in the title.
So what may be great today is mediocre tomorrow.
. The trouble with restaurants is the owners and chefs come and go, but the name of the restaurant doesn't. On http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray's_Pizza it is noted that 49 pizza places have some variation with the name RAY in the title.
So what may be great today is mediocre tomorrow.
Mar 3, 2014, 7:54 pm
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They are back!!!
The owners of All Star Pizza Co. may have sold their pizzeria, but after each of them had a stint in the corporate world, they reunited and four months ago started a new pizzeria in Kennesaw, Georgia called Peace, Love and Pizza, just northeast of Interstate 75 off the Wade Green Road exit — and they have not lost their touch, as the pizza is every bit as good as it used to be at their former pizzeria.
This place only has three tables, as it is designed more for carry-out and delivery rather than like All Star Pizza Co., which was a full-service restaurant.
Just yesterday, I purchased a 1-topping 18" pie for $10.59, including tax. Considering that Papa John’s and Pizza Hut are advertising their large — or any size — pizzas for exactly the same price but are considerably smaller in size and not nearly as good — in fact, there is simply no comparison — it is an amazing deal.
I highly recommend this place. If you are ever in the Kennesaw area — or in Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth or even Atlanta — and crave for pizza, this is absolutely the place to go!
The owners of All Star Pizza Co. may have sold their pizzeria, but after each of them had a stint in the corporate world, they reunited and four months ago started a new pizzeria in Kennesaw, Georgia called Peace, Love and Pizza, just northeast of Interstate 75 off the Wade Green Road exit — and they have not lost their touch, as the pizza is every bit as good as it used to be at their former pizzeria.
This place only has three tables, as it is designed more for carry-out and delivery rather than like All Star Pizza Co., which was a full-service restaurant.
Just yesterday, I purchased a 1-topping 18" pie for $10.59, including tax. Considering that Papa John’s and Pizza Hut are advertising their large — or any size — pizzas for exactly the same price but are considerably smaller in size and not nearly as good — in fact, there is simply no comparison — it is an amazing deal.
I highly recommend this place. If you are ever in the Kennesaw area — or in Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth or even Atlanta — and crave for pizza, this is absolutely the place to go!
The cost of the pizza to which I referred is now approximately $14.00 with tax included — but it is still worth it.No, I have not.
Mar 5, 2014, 8:37 pm
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Mar 6, 2014, 8:41 am
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They are growing, as Peace, Love and Pizza now has five locations in Kennesaw, Marietta and Woodstock, Georgia.
The cost of the pizza to which I referred is now approximately $14.00 with tax included — but it is still worth it.No, I have not.
The cost of the pizza to which I referred is now approximately $14.00 with tax included — but it is still worth it.No, I have not.