Take Away pizza in Barcelona has to be the best pizza I have ever tasted in this beautiful city, well the first bite anyway. Let me explain why the first bite was so good. It was 3:30 in Barcelona, and we were hungry.
Here is an example of one of the scariest pizza’s I have ever seen. Thought it was pretty cool, and wanted to show you what some people do during the holidays! The photo comes courtesy of (flickr: le fluff le puff).
Please send me in your scariest pizza photos!
Below you will also find what one store does during Halloween to attract new business. If you are a pizza owner and have not thought outside the box (how clever) then you deserve to have business not increase.
Don’t judge a pizza by it’s photo. Although this pizza looked burnt, the only one who gets burned with it are those that don’t take the opportunity to eat here.
South Brooklyn Pizza, which is located on the right hand side of the Irish Bar P.J. Hanley’s, is one of those places that I normally wouldn’t have thought to try. Had I not tried it, I could have made one of my greatest pizza mistakes ever. This place was delicious!
We are happy to announce the 1st annual Homemade Pizza Cookoff. The Sun Sentinel is teaming up with Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza and WorstPizza.com to host a pizza cookoff Nov. 10 in Aventura.
Want to enter? Fill out the online form telling us – in 100 words or less – what makes you a pizza star and which Anthony’s toppings you would use.
Last night pizza lovers from all over the South Florida area descended upon Tucci’s again, for our second PizzaTweetup there. For those of you who have been regularly attending since inception, you will know that our first ever PizzaTweetup took place at Tucci’s Fire and Coal Pizza in Boca Raton. We were thrilled to be requested back!
I am not sure if I should discuss the taste of the pizza, or the taste of the glass that was floating around in my soda at Bistro AIX, in Jacksonville Florida.
This story comes to us from our friends at the RochesterNYPizzaBlog. Sully’s Family Pizzeria is located in a convenience store at the corner of Plank Road and Empire Blvd. in Webster. Ordinarily I would not bother with reviewing convenience store pizza, since I assume a lot of it is not made from scratch on the premises, but this place advertises itself as a pizzeria, and as a matter of fact someone behind the counter was busy stretching out some dough when I went in.
(Before I get to the pizza, I should mention that this place has no connection to Sully’s Pub in Rochester, which also makes pizza, and which I have not tried yet, though I intend to at some point.)
Swine Flu not included.
My family is not what you would call foodies by any stretch of the imagination. They are most satisfied with swill such as Papa John’s. So, it was up to me to end the cycle of abuse that the civilized world has ignored for far too long.
What a simple to remember name….Slice! When you want some pizza, where are you gonna go look? Slice of course. When you get a pie, what do you eat? A slice of course. My buddy John suggested we try this place, since he heard some ramblings around town about it.
On the upper west side of Manhattan is a small pizzeria named Freddie and Peppers. They have a wide selection of pizzas as well as some other types of food, mainly South American. Empenadas and some other such.