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This is a REAL pizzeria. My friend from PA last week said she was impressed that every pizzeria in metro NY actually had italians working in them. She said the pizza couldn't compare to anywhere else she's had it
And this is your proof that NY mountain water makes a superior pizza to what can be found here?
People from NY and Italy are opening up places here. I had a friend from FL last week and she was impressed that pizzerias here routinely hire chefs from Naples and Palermo. She said the pizza coundn't compare to anywhere else she had it.
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The idea is that he's "recreating" the pizza. Yeah, not original, nice try though
I just looked at the menu. No garlic knots, no calzones, manicotti, no stromboli, nothing. All you non-italians probably don't know what some of those are, or even the correct way to pronounce it LOL.
I just did a search for NY pizzerias in the Atlanta area. Went on their websites. The pizza looks nothing like NY pizza lol.
And oh yeah, bagels don't come from the Jewish people.
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Here ya go, here's a comparison for you to compare the 2 places. Here's a picture of the pizzeria not far from me, and here's that fancy place you described. That restaurant looks like New Haven style pizza, not NY. 2 totally different styles.
Wow... Why do the southerners need to lie? I am from New York and right now I live in the south. I live in Virginia. There is no way that the south Pizza taste like New York. That is why in the ocean front at Virginia Beach they have a NY Pizza shop that taste like the NY Pizza. You can click at this link to see that I am not lying. Also I know what I am talking about because like I said above I live in the south. N Y Pizza - Virginia Beach, VA, 23451 - Citysearch
So...even at a restaurant, located in the South, called "New York Pizza" that is run by Italian immigrants from New York? How is that not just as good? I've always wondered this - please enlighten us.
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The idea is that he's "recreating" the pizza. Yeah, not original, nice try though
I just looked at the menu. No garlic knots, no calzones, manicotti, no stromboli, nothing. All you non-italians probably don't know what some of those are, or even the correct way to pronounce it LOL.
I just did a search for NY pizzerias in the Atlanta area. Went on their websites. The pizza looks nothing like NY pizza lol.
And oh yeah, bagels don't come from the Jewish people.
Could you possibly be any more condescending and insulting? And for your information, I had an Italian partner for 10 years LOL.
And I am aware bagels don't come from Jewish people you snot. They just make the best.
We get our water from the mountains of North Georgia, and our pizza and bagels taste exactly the same as yours do.
New York does not own the patent to clear mountain water.
She'll argue a point, even after you prove her wrong in 12 different ways. She's right, and that's it. She's better, and that's it. Her way is the best, and that's it.
That's an extremely ignorant way of thinking and not representative of people from NYC - I can say that with confidence.
Here ya go, here's a comparison for you to compare the 2 places. Here's a picture of the pizzeria not far from me, and here's that fancy place you described. That restaurant looks like New Haven style pizza, not NY. 2 totally different styles.
Yeah, I don't see what so many city dwellers find so special about row houses and condos, you might as well rent an apartment if you're going to share a wall with your neighbor. I remember when I was in Manhattan walking around 59th and 60th streets (near central park), all of the houses looked like something from the Cosby Show, that's just as much "cookie cutter" as the pics shown in this thread.
You can see houses still standing which were built in the 17th century by the Dutch. There is one which Peter Stuyvesant lived in which is still privately owned. I grew up around the corner from it. Go to Chelsea. There are many 18th Century apartment buildings.
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It may be good for the area, but it isn't like ACTUAL NY pizza. Tons of people from Long Island have moved to NC and they come on and say how much they miss "real" bagels and pizza. They say the best NY pizzerias can't compare to how it is at home. Give me a break. I can't even I'm actually having a discussion with you about this lol.
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