Posted By: Pizza Expert on April 29th, 2010
Another great #pizzatweetup took place the other night. Huge thanks to PizzaVolante, and to everyone who attended. Not only were we greeted with some extraordinary pizza, but Jonathan Eismann also gave us a HUGE antipasto salad, and some of the most delicious garlic bread I have tasted.
Posted By: Pizza Expert on April 28th, 2010
Motorino Pizza is located in Greenpoint Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Not too far from Fortunato’s bakery, which we happened to go to immediately after. Greenpoint Williamsburg has been blessed with an amazing new wood fired pizza place.
This is their first place, and they recently opened a second joint on 12th street between first and second where the former Una Pizza Napoletana used to be. In a future review, you will see that they have managed to dilute themselves at this new location, as the pizza wasn’t nearly as amazing as the Greenpoint Williamsburg location.
Posted By: Pizza Expert on April 25th, 2010
For those that missed this event, I profusely apologize. You missed one of the best days that could have been had in South Florida. Not sure where to even begin….
We started our adventure at Ed Morse Chevrolet in Sunrise, right near the Sawgrass Mills Mall. After being greeted with some homemade AMAZING cookies from @beahbunnie we were all given a #chevypizzacrawl shirt. We proceeded to mingle a little bit and get to know each other, and then we were read the details of the events. Immediately after this, I threw some keys and some attendees and we went on our way to the first stop.
Posted By: BurgerDogBoy on April 23rd, 2010
Started in 1973 in Omaha, Godfather’s tried to go elbow to elbow with Pizza Hut, and at the time, Shakey’s. The chain was spun off to Pillsbury when they thought they wanted to be in the restaurant business. It was at the time they also held Burger King, and a pie chain which I have long since forgotten the name of. Pillsbury got out of the restaurant business, and the chain was the object of an MBO.
