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If Connecticut, lead by New Haven is not ranked #1 then this ranking is meaningless. Don't read too much into it. I've seen Great Lakes beaches rank above California beaches in best beach rankings. Your link is also broken btw.
If Connecticut, lead by New Haven is not ranked #1 then this ranking is meaningless. Don't read too much into it. I've seen Great Lakes beaches rank above California beaches in best beach rankings. Your link is also broken btw.
Yeah, totally agree. Sally's apizza is the best I've ever had, in New Haven.
Here are the top 15 cities for pizza, according to this poll:
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Boston
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Providence
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Baltimore
Tampa
Minneapolis
Chicago
Nashville
When Indianapolis, Norfolk and Tampa all have supposedly better pizza than NYC, the studies' tasters are super out of wack. LOL
Even though some individual rankings are head scratchers I do think that the best pizza in the country is generally in the Northeast and Great Lakes regions, so in a rough sense it seems fairly accurate to me, as those two regions are well represented.
Ah, really? Well I suppose if there are several solid pizza spots in Tampa, that's enough to send them over the edge into "great pizza" territory.
NYC has SO many places for pizza, it is overkill, truly.
You have to wonder what specific pizza joints they’re basing their votes off of. It’s very easy to find bad pizza in NY, Chicago, etc even if generally they’re known for their pizza.
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