Ray D. wrote: > > Hey, can we expand this thread into a best pizza in the 'Burgh discussion? > I vote for Il Pizzioli in Mt. Lebanon (any variety) followed by the > Sewickley Pizza Roma's Chicago deep dish pie. > > -- > Ray Dawson > Here's a second for il pizzeola. It's probably our favorite 'everyday' restaurant. Thanks for the Pizza Roma tip. I'll have to check it out sometime. Honorable mentions: Mineo's (good sicilian pizza too) Aielo's (much better during the day) Vincent's Bonacci Brothers (sub-standard Vincent's pretenders, still damn good though) Minetello's ( must be eaten hot in the restaurant) It's actually a little silly to compare the above with il pizzeola; totally different styles of pizza. Pittsburgh paradox: Why can't you get a decent pizza in Bloomfield, a largely Italian neighborhood, while Squirrel Hill, a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, is overflowing with pizza options? Ralph
Pittsburgh, PA
Pizza Places
>Why can't you get a decent pizza in Bloomfield, You should try Unique Pizza on Liberty ave, or Pizza Italia. There are two very good places in Lawrenceville too, Venenziano's and Supreme, both on Butler St. Barb D.
ralph feldman wrote: > > Here's a second for il pizzeola. It's probably our favorite 'everyday' > restaurant. I like Il Pizzeola's pizza, but, good as they are, they are probably the third best pizza place in Mt. Lebanon. Caruso's makes the best pizza in the area, and Bado's is also very good. Jim Mann [email removed]
Ray D. wrote: > Hey, can we expand this thread into a best pizza in the 'Burgh > discussion? I vote for Il Pizzioli in Mt. Lebanon (any variety) > followed by the Sewickley Pizza Roma's Chicago deep dish pie. All my votes go to Vincent's Pizza Park. The one and only!!!! Kate
Best newcomer - Mi Scuzi, in Beechview Kate C. wrote in article ... > Ray D. wrote: > > Hey, can we expand this thread into a best pizza in the 'Burgh > > discussion? I vote for Il Pizzioli in Mt. Lebanon (any variety) > > followed by the Sewickley Pizza Roma's Chicago deep dish pie. > > All my votes go to Vincent's Pizza Park. The one and only!!!! > > Kate >
Timothy F. wrote: > > Philip K. wrote: > > > > 1st Place tie for Mineos and Vincents > > > > Different kind of pizza, but equally good. > > > Now here someone that knows there pizza in the Burgh all the rest are > second rate! Have you tried all the good ones? I've tried Mineos (both Sq. Hill and Mt. Lebanon locations). I've tried Vincents. Both are good, but there are better. I'll take Caruso's (Mt. Lebanon) over either. Jim Mann [email removed]
From: ralph feldman Subject: Re: Pizza Places Ray D. wrote: > > Hey, can we expand this thread into a best pizza in the 'Burgh discussion? > I vote for Il Pizzioli in Mt. Lebanon (any variety) followed by the > Pasko's Pizza Roma Chicago deep dish pie. > > -- > Ray Dawson > Here's a second for il pizzeola. It's probably our favorite 'everyday' restaurant. Thanks for the Pizza Roma tip. I'll have to check it out sometime. Honorable mentions: Mineo's (good sicilian pizza too) Aielo's (much better during the day) Vincent's Bonacci Brothers (sub-standard Vincent's pretenders, still damn good though) Minetello's ( must be eaten hot in the restaurant) It's actually a little silly to compare the above with il pizzeola; totally different styles of pizza. Pittsburgh paradox: Why can't you get a decent pizza in Bloomfield, a largely Italian neighborhood, while Squirrel Hill, a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, is overflowing with pizza options? Ralph LoL... Pasko's Polish, and makes the magical pies... Ben's mother is Sicilian, and her secret sauce recipe is the bomb that takes Pizza Roma into the other level. Will