Pizza Roma is a nice little restaurant in Aventura, Florida located at 19090 NE 29th Ave Aventura, FL 33180 (305) 937-4884 that has a full menu and makes great pizza.  This shop has become one of my favorite Pizza restaurants for several reasons.  First of all, the owner has been in the restaurant industry for many years, and he is by no means an absentee owner.  You can find him there on any given day, and he will always be willing to have a conversation.  Of the many conversations I have had with him, the one that sticks out the most is on quality ingredients.  We all know with rising prices in all industries, this can drive up the cost of food.  Because of this, a

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I was driving around the Boynton Beach area and my stomach started talking to me so I knew it was time to feed the big guy. I noticed a small pizza place off of Boynton Beach Blvd called Vito's Gourmet Pizza, and figured why not give it a try. It looked to be a new or newly remodeled pizza spot. A nice clean environment, which is a huge must for any restaurant. It was fairly empty on a Saturday but, it was also around 3pm, so I must have missed the lunch crunch. I ordered my usual 2 slices, well done, with meatball toppings. One thing I have to point out, if you catch this place during their "lunch special" deal, which lasts until 4pm, you can either pay $2.99 for 2 slices and a can of soda or pay $1 per slice. Think about that, $1 each. You can buy 8 slice

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Since I never seem to learn, I was walking by the window of Pizza Rustica in South Beach the other day.  After seeing the display in the window, I decided to go in and buy a slice.  After spending like $4.00 for this think little piece of pizza, I had to wonder if the previous reviewers of this place, like the New Times, and Zagat should qualify as pizza reviewers.  Either these other sites that have given this place a "best of Miami" award, and "Best Late Night Dining" are on the payroll, or they need to get new tasters.  There is nothing about this pizza that is extraordinary, not even remotely close.  Down the block you can find a tremendously better slice at Gino's. Do other reviewers who are not experts lik

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After leaving Groovy's Pizza disappointed the other day, while down in South Beach, Miami, I walked down the street and found Gino's pizza again.  My last visit to Gino's took place when I first started the site, so I was anxious to review it again.  The placed smelled great, and had air conditioning on which was excellent on this hot day. Ordered just one regular slice, which just came out of the oven so it was nice and hot.  Gino's is substantially better then Groovy's Pizza, and if you are seeking out a place that is open late at night with fresh pizza, you should try Gino's over the competition.  Should you go to the beach and want a slice during the day, all the pizza comes out fresh and isn't sitting around waiting in a fancy design for you. The sa

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After sitting through a rather unstimulating tech conference in Miami Beach, I walked away in search of pizza.  First place I ended up walking by was called Groovy's Pizza.  Athough quite dirty and abnormally hot inside, I decided to venture inside and try a slice. The slices displayed are uniquely stacked into kaleidoscope shaped designs.  Although this is cool at first glance, and fits into their groovy style name, it is actually quite gross if you think about it.  There were approximately 30 slices in this kaleidoscope, all of which had to be cold enough when stacked so the cheese didn't stick to the crust of the slice that was placed on top of it.  What this tells me is that the pizza was made really early in the morning and left out all day.  T

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