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Step into this vintage North Beach hangout for delicious, chewy, pre-modern pizza straight out of the (c. 1935) wood-fired brick oven. Sausage, pepperoni, meatballs, and anchovies are the classic toppings, but don't pass up the scallops/prawns/clams-in-the-shell extravaganza either. Fun, family-style setting.
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It makes us happy that the oldest wood-fired brick oven in San Francisco (built in 1935, when Tommaso's opened as Lupo's, and reportedly the first such oven on the West Coast) turns out the best pizza crust in San Francisco: puffy, crispy, faintly smoky. Whether you prefer toppings of Italian sausage, clams with garlic, meatballs, scallops, tiger prawns, or clams in the shell, this is the crust you want under them. We love the room, too, with creamy-painted wooden booths that remind us more... More »
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