where do u get your PIZZA ? (Newark, Jersey City: buying, living, restaurant)

[stevemorse]

I have heard Pete and Elda's is good down the shore area. Never been but people like alot.

[Jerseyt719]

Originally Posted by RUNYYfan

FWIW, Giuseppe's down here in South Brunswick in Summerfield Shopping Center is quite good for for a slice.

If you are stuck in Princeton, there is always Theresa's on Palmer Square and Conte's down the end of Witherspoon by 206 for thin crust.

One of my absolute favorites!!!

[Aquamarina]

Coming from a true foodie---
you MUST try Sun Ray Pizza in Little Falls, note that it is not thin crust but more of a sicilian pie, they only sell them in pies of 16 slices, 24, and 32 slices, they have a somewhat hidden location with horrible parking yet it is always beyond busy--adding to this they do not deliver--so when people are flocking to get this pizza from many towns away with crappy parking and all-you know it's worth it!
You have to try it, the crust, sauce, and cheese make it different from any other pizza you have ever had!!!! Call ahead to place your order and they will give you a number so you just run in, tell them your number, pay and pick up--small place! the pizza-lover section of your brain will be changed forever!

[mpascal]

Growing up in NJ we always got our pizza from Turvinos in Glen Rock.

[njsocks]

I grew up outside of Buffalo. They had the BEST pizza on the planet.

www.lanova.com www.bocceclubpizza.com ...the best of the best!! and of course our wings...

I do not like chain brand pizza. Yuk. I never went to a Pizza Hut when I lived in Buffalo growing up since we had local pizza places make it 100 times better....No comparison.....

Now where I am it is flat and gross..

Bocce club has sheet pizzas for onyl 23.00!! How can you beat the price? We get a small one here for 19.00!!

[diddiyo]

i've only been in NJ for two weeks now, but I already love Goodfellows pizza in Woodbridge/Fords

[dhanu86]

Originally Posted by taurus430

I make my own most of the time. Once you make your own, you won't eat anything else. I have a peel, stone and everything else . Get a pizza dough recipe from the internet, flour, water, yeast, salt, oil. I make it in the bread machine or buy dough from local pizzaria. Add sauce, cheese and any toppings you like. I like onion, sausage and mushroom. Put corn meal on a peel and build your pizza, slide it on a pre heated stone, the best. BTW the pizza cooking for 15-20 mins in the oven gives the house a great aroma.

Thanks for that I'll definitely follow what u said. Once I had homemade pizza at someone's house and it was the best I had. Canadian bacon,ham, banana pudding, crust u want to eat, etc sounds good.

[dhanu86]

Originally Posted by Nauticadon

You live in one of the pizza capitals of America and you disgrace your stomach by eating Papa John's? Please turn in your NJ card ASAP!

What I wouldn't give for a nice hot slice from Johnny's in West Orange

oh please I think the problem is I'm to critical of pizza even when it's good. I've had it from many pizzerias all over and the best was some place in seaside, a place in willingboro near hollywood video and a place in wayne called rock'nRoll pizza or something, there's local place called Luigis but I wouldn't particularlly recommended it because it's good but typical.

We need pizzerias who worry less about toppings and more about good sauce and fresh grease dripping off the cheese.

[marye711]

I have yet to find any good Pizza in Sussex County its almost as bad as PA pizza, which to me is the worst!

[emanon]

No such thing as the "best" pizza or sub, hogie. grinder etc. Just like there is no "best" beer.
Whatever one tastes good to you is the best.
Of course NJ has the best pizza but it is available in thousands of pizza shops, some better than others but all better than out of state or chain pizza shops.

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