Lucy Blue Pizza is in the Over the Rhine neighborhood of downtown Cincinnati, and it was recently voted the “Best Greek Pizza” by City Beat Magazine. I was unaware of it winning this award and actually only picked it because it had a few televisions in an area with mostly upscale or bars catering to live music and no sports bars that I could […]
Marion’s Piazza first opened in Dayton, Ohio over forty-five years ago, and they have since expanded to a total of nine locations. I ate at its newest location in Mason, a northeastern suburb of Cincinnati. Marion’s first restaurant in Dayton served as somewhat of a trailblazer by offering seating for over two hundred people in its […]
The fact that I visited a Chuck E. Cheese’s restaurant with other grown men should help show that I will leave no stone unturned in my search for the best pizza. While it probably won’t be winning any awards soon, their pizza was pretty decent and was certainly better than I expected. It had a fairly […]
Marco’s Pizza just opened a new location in Westfield, Indiana, and they also already have locations in twenty-eight other states. Their restaurant in Westfield offers some limited inside seating and is likely utilized more for carry out or delivery orders. However, they do have a $5.99 lunch special – a six-inch sub, chips and a drink, a small salad […]
Adrienne’s Pizza Bar in New York City is located in the Financial District of lower Manhattan. It is in a neat alley of restaurants and bars that is closed off to traffic and has picnic tables covering the road for the outside seating. Not far from the New York Stock Exchange, I imagine this is an […]
Lombardi’s Pizza in New York, NY is recognized as the first pizzeria in the United States originally opened by Gennaro Lombardi in 1905. Gennaro Lombardi was an Italian immigrant who began serving Neopolitan pizza in the Little Italy district of Manhattan in 1897 and received a license for his restaurant by the city of New York in […]
John’s Pizzeria and their coal-fired brick oven pizza have been a staple of New York City since the late nineteen-twenties, and I could understand why as soon as I took my first bite of their legendary pizza. The oldest John’s Pizzeria site is on Bleecker Street, and it still contains a lot of its original features. I, however, ate […]
Sal & Carmine’s Pizza is a popular, although unassuming, spot in the upper west side of Manhattan. It has been around for awhile, and it is rumored that either Sal or Carmine are always there making pizzas. I can attest to the fact that there was an elderly gentleman who took my order, but I am not […]
Latitude 39 is a new entertainment venue/restaurant in Indianapolis, Indiana that offers everything from skeeball to pizza. One could truly be entertained for hours at Latitude 39 as they have an arcade, bowling alley, cinema, sports theater, bar with live music, and more. Latitude 39 can be thought of as a Dave & Busters on steroids that is also a little more upscale. It […]
Gulfport, Mississippi is still rebuilding in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and Tony’s Brick Oven Pizzeria opened there in 2010 joining in on Gulfport’s Historic Downtown Renovation Project. Tony’s offers a fun dining atmosphere where you can actually see the process of your pizza being made – from the dough being tossed to it cooking in […]
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