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I always found great hole in the wall joints on Colfax in Aurora for authentic Mexican. I'm from SoCal, and those places are most what I was used to. |
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Where can I find really good NY style pizza in SE Denver / SE Aurora? I tried Bills in Centennial per the Denver Post's suggestion but was not thrilled with the quality. Thanks for your help!!!
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Wow, if you were to come up north, there is a newer pizza joint that makes sourdough pizza here in lafayette. They have by far the BEST BBQ pizza I have ever had..... dang, now I want one lol
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Got two words for ya:
Proto's Pizza Best pizza I've ever had in my entire life. There's one downtown near the huge REI. |
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What is the name of this pizza parlor? I'm interested!
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I (heart) NY Pizzeria on Leetsdale and Holly.
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There is a GREAT restaurant in Littleton called Romano's. It is on Winder mere, close to Littleton Blvd. Been at that same location since 1969. Neil Romano started it up, and now it's run by the kids. Not only is the pizza great, all the Italian dishes are as well.
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Anthony's Pizza is my favorie NY style pizza by far in Denver
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Lil' Riccis. One location around Hampden & Tamarac, another location around Orchard & Parker.
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Buy one of those ready to make, already half baked pizza shells. In the meantime, saute in olive oil, some slivers of garlic, hot pepper, black pepper, peppers, onions. When it is mushy spead it over the shell and bake it. You will love it. you can do the same with the bottled tomato sauce. it just needs that Italian touch.
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