lol

just read the bon appetit article.

i'd like to still try it and apparently its slow enough that you don't need to wait 2 hours to get a pizza anymore

i'd like to get a pie at Beddia and meet up with someone who got a pie at Gennaros and do a taste testing. they offer similiar toppings so you could get matching pizzas.

jamiethekiller wrote:lol

just read the bon appetit article.

i'd like to still try it and apparently its slow enough that you don't need to wait 2 hours to get a pizza anymore

I've had it once and I live around the corner, went to JB's and downed three beers before it was ready

Of course that was two years ago, maybe it's slower now

here is the article btw

http://www.bonappetit.com/people/chefs/article/beddia

he seems like a pretty weird dude

jamiethekiller wrote:lol

just read the bon appetit article.

i'd like to still try it and apparently its slow enough that you don't need to wait 2 hours to get a pizza anymore

Gonna be 3 hours now that pizza articles goes internatnull

didn't know he was that young.

bonus points for actually working at hitachino. sounds awesome

DC is not known as a great Pie Town, but I've had four excellent pizzas there:

Wiseguy NY Pizza

2Amys

Comet Ping Pong

and, last weekend, 7th Hill Pizza:

Eem wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:lol

just read the bon appetit article.

i'd like to still try it and apparently its slow enough that you don't need to wait 2 hours to get a pizza anymore

I've had it once and I live around the corner, went to JB's and downed three beers before it was ready

Of course that was two years ago, maybe it's slower now

i dunno, that's like 15 minutes, right? seems about the norm

TomatoPie wrote:DC is not known as a great Pie Town, but I've had four excellent pizzas there:

Wiseguy NY Pizza

2Amys

Comet Ping Pong

and, last weekend, 7th Hill Pizza:

Try Pupatella next time. I wasn't a fan of 2 Amy's the three times I've been there.

Another place some friends like is Pete's Apizza, which is New Haven style. I think I'm not as fond of it because I've actually been to New Haven and had pizza there, so it pales in comparison.

Both are in Arlington, VA.

lethal wrote:

TomatoPie wrote:DC is not known as a great Pie Town, but I've had four excellent pizzas there:

Wiseguy NY Pizza

2Amys

Comet Ping Pong

and, last weekend, 7th Hill Pizza:

Try Pupatella next time. I wasn't a fan of 2 Amy's the three times I've been there.

Another place some friends like is Pete's Apizza, which is New Haven style. I think I'm not as fond of it because I've actually been to New Haven and had pizza there, so it pales in comparison.

Both are in Arlington, VA.

I'll be going back often now that TP Jr lives there. Pupa has been on my list

lethal wrote:
Try Pupatella next time.
Another place some friends like is Pete's Apizza, which is New Haven style. Arlington, VA.

Have you been to Sorriso on Connecticut Ave?

Legendary Patsy's of East Harlem has authorized a few nearby franchises.

One opened in April in New Rochelle, and while the pizza is nothing like the coal-fired pie of East Harlem, it was a damn good Neapolitan. Cooks in 80 seconds.

TomatoPie wrote:

lethal wrote:
Try Pupatella next time.
Another place some friends like is Pete's Apizza, which is New Haven style. Arlington, VA.

Have you been to Sorriso on Connecticut Ave?

I don't get into the city nearly as often as I'd like, so I can't say I've been there.

Rustica was very good, but not as good as I expected/hoped.

I really wanted to try the scrapple & egg pie, but Mrs. TP balked. We got half pepperoni, half andouille sausage.

The crust was very good, despite being cooked on a screen. Good flavor and texture, especially at the bone.

The sauce was pretty mild, and got lost under the sea of cheese. This pie would have been a lot better with half the cheese. The first half of each slice was limp from the weight and moisture riding on it.

Great neighborhood pie, but not in the same league as Pizzeria Vetri, Barbuzzo, Pizza Brain.

what is the bone?

CalvinBall wrote:what is the bone?

The cornicione.

Here is a plate of pizza bones:

After visiting Rustica, here is my updated ranking of worthy Philly pies. Still have not been to Beddia, though.

Pizza Brain
Gennaro's
Pizzeria Vetri
Nomad Roman
Tacconelli's
Nomad
Zavino
Osteria
Lorenzo's
SLiCE
Bufad
Stella
Barbuzzo
Rustica
Marra's
Uncle Oogies

you get a chance to eat Grace and Pats yet? its in passyunk sqauare. same owner as Gennaro's. I'm hoping to get it by weeks end.