Description
Founded by San Francisco pizzaiolo Tony Gemignani, 900
Degrees undertakes the substantial task of re-creating all the world's pizzas on a single premises. A hopeless objective? Probably, but some of the pizzas are really good, including those intended to replicate the true pies of Naples. Thus, the margherita is the best selection, and some of the "Tomato Pies" are pretty good, too: As a friend said, "They're like Domino's on a very good day." Study the menu carefully before you go, because the number of choices is bewildering. Our advice: Stay away from the Roman pies, which are way too big, and often feature a pre-set combination of ingredients you won't like. And go for the Diavola (chili oil, soppressata, and two cheeses) in the Italian Brick Oven section of the menu.
