Best Pizza in NY
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Hi Mitch
I've just got back from spending 4 days in NYC last week. Before I went, I did a search on Fodors, and yes there has been quite a lot of previous discussions on the subject (although I still think it was unnecessary for Darvy to be so rude about it - kinda just made me think that he's a bit of an idiot himself...). I took the overwhelming advice and headed for Grimaldi's, under Brooklyn Bridge. Loved it! Quaint restaurant (of the red checked cloth variety), friendly waiters, cheerful atmosphere - and super delicious pizzas!! Great choice of toppings, excellent flavour, generous portions. Word of advice though - their pizzas are thin based, so if you're a thick based fan, you might not enjoy it...
I've just got back from spending 4 days in NYC last week. Before I went, I did a search on Fodors, and yes there has been quite a lot of previous discussions on the subject (although I still think it was unnecessary for Darvy to be so rude about it - kinda just made me think that he's a bit of an idiot himself...). I took the overwhelming advice and headed for Grimaldi's, under Brooklyn Bridge. Loved it! Quaint restaurant (of the red checked cloth variety), friendly waiters, cheerful atmosphere - and super delicious pizzas!! Great choice of toppings, excellent flavour, generous portions. Word of advice though - their pizzas are thin based, so if you're a thick based fan, you might not enjoy it...
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Patsy Grimaldi's is the BEST, but John's on Bleecker is great too, and Patsy's (a different Patsy) on University is good too - all thin crust brick oven pizza.
I just want to say that I think it was late last August that I walked all the way across the Brooklyn Bridge to go to Patsy Grimaldi's and it was closed for two weeks for vacation. I may be mistaken though - maybe it was September?
I just want to say that I think it was late last August that I walked all the way across the Brooklyn Bridge to go to Patsy Grimaldi's and it was closed for two weeks for vacation. I may be mistaken though - maybe it was September?
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Try Angelo's, one of the best around, fresh mozzarella, tasty sauce, and big basil leaves throughout. Convenient locations, on 57th between 6th & 7th, and a just opened branch at 55th Street and 2nd Avenue. The pasta is good too. The 2nd Avenue location has a very nice outdoor cafe.