Stilettos Slice Shop: inventive wood-fired pizza by the slice
Stilettos Slice Shop is the Speedy Romeo spin-off on the Lower East Side making gimmicky-but-good pizza. Continue reading Stilettos Slice Shop: inventive wood-fired pizza by the slice
Tag: NYC
You Can’t Not: Sofia Pizza Shoppe’s spinach dip slice
Like I always say about this slice, it smacks of DRUNK-EATS GUT BOMB, but it’s anything but. Continue reading You Can’t Not: Sofia Pizza Shoppe’s spinach dip slice
More Roman pizza at Mani In Pasta
Another fine Roman-style pizza that has me reconsidering the genre. Continue reading More Roman pizza at Mani In Pasta
Upside Pizza is a promising new slice shop in Times Square
Interestingly enough, Upside is backed by the two brothers behind dollar slice chain 2 Bros., who, having made some of NYC’s cheapest slices, “now want to make one of its best slices.” Continue reading Upside Pizza is a promising new slice shop in Times Square
If you’re at New Park Pizza, you’ve gotta get it well-done
New Park Pizza. My number one tip is always: Ask for a well-done slice or pie. Continue reading If you’re at New Park Pizza, you’ve gotta get it well-done
Joe Junior makes a fantastic cheeseburger
It’s always good to have an inside scoop on the things that matter, like burgers. Take Joe Junior. The first and only time I’d had it before today, I thought it was overhyped. But I recently learned you have to ask for it cooked with salt and WITHOUT THE PLANCHA. (It doesn’t hurt to order it medium-rare, either.) Continue reading Joe Junior makes a fantastic cheeseburger
Mama’s Too is … wow. Fantastic pizza on the Upper West Side
Owner Frank Tuttolomondo is clearly working in the current pizza zeitgeist, taking inspiration from his own background (his family has run UWS staple Mama’s for decades), from around the country, and around the globe. Continue reading Mama’s Too is … wow. Fantastic pizza on the Upper West Side
At NY Pizza Suprema, I finally find a ricotta slice I love
The area around MSG and Penn Station is pretty miserable, with a few exceptions. The most obvious one is the James A. Farley Post Office Building, the Beaux-Arts behemoth on Eighth Ave. between 31st & 33rd streets. If you’re a New Yorker who’s become jaded to the amazing architecture that surrounds us, go have a … Continue reading At NY Pizza Suprema, I finally find a ricotta slice I love