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Picky about your pizza? Arinell in the Mission caters to thin- and thick-crust aficionados, offering both Neapolitan and Sicilian-style pies. With little in the way of seating or ambiance, this place plays it straight and serves up slices and whole pizzas to go. Choose from among all the traditional toppings; Arinell's skips the MSG and sugar when making the dough. Open late on Fridays and Saturdays, it's a perfect spot for a slice after cruising the bars on Valencia.
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Sometimes you're not in the mood for fancy, exquisite, artisanal pizza made with organic flour, topped with bufala mozzarella, baked in a wood-burning oven. Sometimes what you crave is a cheap, down-and-dirty N.Y.-style slice, or maybe two, slapped down on waxed paper hot and greasy-good from the oven, that you fold up and shovel down, enjoying the sweet tomato sauce, the melty cheese, and whatever toppings you've requested. Maybe you're a little drunk. Maybe you're just hungry. Anyway, Arinell, a bare-bones, hole-in-the-wall, grungy N.Y.-kinda place (cash only, pizza and soda only, take it or leave it), hits that particular spot. Big slices are $2.50. Toppings, 50 cents each. Open until midnight Friday and Saturday, 10 p.m. the rest of the week.
Sometimes you're not in the mood for fancy, exquisite, artisanal pizza made with organic flour, topped with bufala mozzarella, baked in a wood-burning oven. Sometimes what you crave is a cheap, down-and-dirty N.Y.-style slice, or maybe two, slapped down on waxed paper hot and greasy-good from the oven, that you fold up and shovel down, enjoying the sweet tomato sauce, the melty cheese, and whatever toppings you've requested. Maybe you're a little drunk. Maybe you're just hungry. Anyway,... More »
The East Coast expats among us often have a difficult time finding great pizza in San Francisco, especially the New York-style thin-and-crispy-crust variety. But since 1989, the Mission District's Arinell has filled that void admirably. Its owner, Ron Demirdjian, is originally from New York, where he says he learned the recipe "from an Italian gentleman, from Rome." Said recipe results in a 'za with a mildly tart tomato sauce, moderately applied; a non-gooey cheese; and best of all, that... More »
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