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Motorino, which opened in October in Williamsburg, is worth rooting for. Read More...
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Dave Sclarow has been spotted in recent weeks at the Brooklyn Flea in Fort Greene, toting a homemade brick-and-concrete pizza oven mounted on a boat trailer. Read More...
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Di Fara, a Kosher pizzeria, has found a comfortable niche catering to a heavily Orthodox local population. Read More...
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Lisa Underwood has turned her office and test kitchen into a rustic little shop and cafe called Simple Kitchen. Read More...
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Jim Lahey sums up his vision for Co., the pizzeria in Chelsea that he will open later this month if all goes well, with five words: Pizza Hut meets Blue Hill. Read More...
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A little restaurant in Big Sur is more than just a local hot spot. Read More...
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They’re not exactly singing “Kumbaya” with each other, but the owners of Johnny’s Pizza and Papa John’s Pizza in Sunset Park are coexisting. Read More...
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Jeff Varasano has spent much of the past decade trying to reverse-engineer his favorite New York pizza in his home in Atlanta. Read More...
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South Brooklyn Pizza sells only two menu items: pizza margherita and chocolate chip cookies. At Artisanal, cheese is only the gateway indulgence. Read More...
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It may dismay the Neapolitan pizza police, but whole-wheat pizza is showing up more often. Read More...
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Artichoke Basille’s makes an underrepresented style of pizza — big pies on a bready crust, generously topped — and the city has gone nuts for it. Read More...
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The nation’s largest pizza chains are being hammered by sluggish sales and runaway ingredient costs. Read More...
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Roberta’s is not a destination for anyone looking to stoke memories of Napoli: the heretically creative pies are the thing to get. Read More...
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