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Zaaz doesnâ??t peddle the kinds of pies you find elsewhere in the borough â?" except maybe the one called â??Brooklyn,â?? which features tomato sauce and excellent... More »
Keith McNally's Bowery venture features two wood-burning ovens, whence come almost everything on the menu save the antipasti and charcuterie. Pizzas are the... More »
Though nominally a French bistro, the long-running Market Cafe also proffers a menu of delicious individual pizzas (our favorite: clam and mozzarella) and formidable pasta... More »
Can't decide between pizza or wings for supper? Now you don't have to, with the buffalo chicken pizza at La Pentola ("The Saucepan"). The slice is topped with... More »
Against all odds, it works. Here's the list of ingredients of the slice known as Zen at Viva Herbal: green-tea-herbed miso-tofu, green-tea basil pesto, shiitake... More »
When it comes to pizza in New York, there's generally that which you compare to pizza in Italy, and then there's pizza-New York pizza. Two Boots is the small but fanatic... More »
Ben Faremo, the Lemon Ice King of Corona, wakes from his slumber and stares across the street at Corona Pizza, thinking dreamily of the wonderful meatball hero, heaped with... More »
The blocked-off eastern end of Stone Street does a good job of imitating London, and one notable restaurant there is Adrienne's, partial offspring of Nick's Pizza in... More »
Skip the pizza. The real strength of this corner pizzeria lies in its Albanian food, including a homemade yogurt-$1 per 8-ounce cup-that's as good as any in the... More »
The second project of the Frank's empire is superior in many ways, especially the wood-oven pizzas (pick the polpettine, littered with tiny sage meatballs) and the... More »
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Patsy Grimaldi has no interest in the theater of pizza making, the stunts that draw in the crowds. Stroll down Old Fulton Street, by the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, and you won't catch the cooks of his newly opened pizzeria, Juliana's, throwing the dough toward the ceiling, turning it on their fists in the air, or...
For the first century of its existence as an iconic New York food, pizza was easy to define: crust, tomato sauce, cheese. Sure, there were variations that sprung up from time to time. The ziti slice surprised us, and so did the white pizza, the tomato sauce having gone AWOL. Imitations of the original Naples pie diverted our attention, but like other innovations, this one remained reverently...
Twelve years ago, when Roberto Restaurant first appeared in Belmont—the Bronx's Little Italy—there weren't as many good dining spots as there are today. Back then, proto-foodies trekked to Arthur Avenue for the purpose of purchasing fresh raw bunny, perfect cannoli, Calabrian cheeses made in Pennsylvania, and to visit a wine store that offered two dozen Brunellos. But they dined...
THE NEWMAN IS THE BEST SLICE IN NY!
Read Full ReviewThis place is amazing. The pizza is great, thin crispy crust and fresh ingredients. I have been there a dozen times and I have never had a bad experience. The staff is great and the food is better. I had the Pasta with Sausage, the Pumpkin Ravioli, the Bolognese and they are all great.
Read Full ReviewFull menu besides pizza. Cash only. No bar- just wine.
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