The Pizza Man's Daughter: The Pizza mans Daughter
The Pizza Man's Daughter: The Pizza mans Daughter: Dearest Pizza Lovers, Welcome Aboard! I am the daughter of a Pizza man. My father had brought a pizzeria in the famous Brooklyn , NY ...
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The Pizza Man's Daughter: The Pizza mans Daughter: Dearest Pizza Lovers, Welcome Aboard! I am the daughter of a Pizza man. My father had brought a pizzeria in the famous Brooklyn , NY ...
Hello my Pizza Friends,
I hope you’re all staying safe during this pandemic going on. I happen to be on a low carb diet, but I decided to treat myself to a cheat day once a week and of course made pizza my cheat food item weekly. I also happened to pass by a new spot that for some reason kept grabbing my attention. It looked real cute and I’ve heard that it’s as close as you can get to NY style pizza so I decided to give it a try and see if it lives up to it’s claims. I entered the store. It was super tiny. I decided to be less daring today and ordered a good old 24 inch Cheese pie since I’ve got a big gang to feed. To my surprise, the size of this pizza was GINORMOUS. I laughed so hard. The slices were sooo big that I asked the man to cut them in halves just to get them to a normal size. The pizza looked delicious and I was assured after speaking with the owner that his pizza was compared to the pizza in Italy. I had gotten all excited to test it out for myself. I won’t lie. I was a bit apprehensive as seeing the slices at the counter didn’t look that great, which kind of made me nervous, but the pie looked better. I was hopeful. I bit into the slice. The crust was pretty good. I asked for well done. It was crispy but not that much. It did taste good and wasn’t doughy but I couldn’t help but wonder if I hadn’t asked for well done, would this crust be even this crispy. Also I noticed it tastes a bit sour like sourdough bread. The sauce was more on the salty side and not really noticeable. I like my sauce more on the sweet side so it didn’t do much for me. You could barely taste the sauce on it. The cheese was piled on right. The slice was ok. I felt there was great potential had this pizza been a bit sweeter and more saucy. I feel that tweaking it a bit could definitely make a huge impact. To claim your a NY style pizza is no small feat. I do feel like it fell short of that claim. I rate this pizza a 6 on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being closest to Ny style pizza. The taste didn’t live up to its large size. Try it out and see for yourselves what you think my friends. Comment on my comment list if you’ve tried it yourselves. I’d like to hear your feedback. Thanks for stopping by :)
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This Restaurant I visited claims to have NY Style Pizza in the Heart of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Its been rated a 4-5 Star rating on Trip Advisor & PuertoRicoExplore.com. They are open from 11am-9 pm Daily. My family & I happened to stop over there on our family trip. One night we went touring the city & happened to come across this place. It looked clean & the pizza looked good. When you go away, you definitely need to make sure you eat at places that at least appear to be clean. The last thing you want to do is get food poisoning & get sick. We ordered a pie of pizza. The Slices were pretty big. Surprisingly, the pizza was pretty good. I wouldn't say it's NY Pizza exactly, but it was not too far behind. The crust was crispy & just right. It wasn't too thick or thin. The sauce was very tasty & sweet. The cheese was spread on just right. On a scale from 1-10(worst-best) I rate this pizza a 7. I would recommend if your in the San Juan area anytime soon & you're in the mood for a slice, definitely check out Antonella's Pizzeria Restaurant. They were also very friendly, which always makes every experience more pleasant. Thumbs Up Antonella's :+)
Hi to all again! I know its been a while since I've posted anything new. Things have been pretty busy lately. For future reference, I will be posting coupons to some of these great pizzerias for you to try as well. On to my latest visit to Grande Pizza co., which has just recently opened up in the Broward County area. I am told that there are actually 5 other locations. I took my kids & some of their friends for some after-school dinner at Grande. I didn't try the round slice, which is what I normally do first. I opted for some sicilian slices instead. The pizza looked great when it got to the table. I was told its close to NY style pizza. That is hard to find out here in Florida. The pizza was drenched in cheese, which was my only concern. The texture of the dough was thick, but not as crispy as I would have liked it to have been. A bit soggy, you might say. The sauce was good, but had it been a bit sweeter, it would have been perfect. It was seasoned right. And the cheese was good. It was just a bit too overpowering.
Well, The holidays were over & my family came in from NY to visit. We were on the pursuit for some delicious pizza. Apparently, my brother stayed in the Weston area by Bonaventure. There was a cute little town center with shops nearby. Low & Behold, a pizza parlor named Del Vecchio's stood out, but how would it's pizza measure up now?. We ordered a plain pie. It looked okay, but to my dismay, it only averaged a score of "5" on that previous scale of 1-10. The crust was not crispy, the pizza dough was a bit thick and doughy in texture. The sauce was not sweet at all. It was more on the salty side, if anything. And, there was way too much cheese on the slice. I was truly not pleased. The taste was nothing special. It just did not stand out. On the other hand, we also ordered the square sicilian slice, which was mildly better. It had the same consistencies, the only difference was that it had a bit of fresh basil & tomatoes on the slice, and the crust was a tiny bit more crispy than the round slice. Was it Amazing??? I could honestly tell you-No!. I was not impressed. Neither was the rest of the clan. Therefore, My quest to find a better slice in Weston, Florida, still goes on. I will keep you guys updated. Until that day comes, I would not recommend Del Vecchio's to all of you out there. Have a Wonderful Night to all! Now go & eat some PIZZA :) lol.....
I went to visit NY this November on a personal visit & visited a local favorite of mine. Pizzeria Trio is a small pizza joint nestled in the heart of Avenue U in Brooklyn. I took my daughters in with me to eat lunch. This restaurant had a huge selection of pizza styles. I took an eggplant, ricotta & fresh basil slice. One of my daughters took a plain round slice and my other daughter took a penne vodka pasta slice. I tasted each one & was absolutely delighted. The crust was the perfect consistency. It was thin & wonderfully crispy. The sauce was mildly sweet, but very good. It wasn't too sweet. and all of the toppings were fresh and just very delicious. I was very pleased with the pizza & I believe, so were my girls. We devoured the slices. Even my daughter, who's not a big eater, finished her slice. The workers were also very friendly & courteous, which made the experience all the more delightful. I really have only good things to say about the pizza. On a scale of 1 (worst)-10 (best), the crust was definately a 10! the sauce, I would rate a 7, only because it didn't really stand out much from everything else on the pizza. The cheese I would rate a 10 as well. It was the perfect amount (not too heavy). It was spread out right and tasted good. On an overall scale of 1-10, I believe I would rate this pizza a 9, but very close to becoming a 10. The crust is really what did it for me. The toppings were also all very tasty & fresh. They didn't fall apart once you bit into them.
I have just visited Orlando with the kids this weekend and yes I visited a pizza spot that I visit everytime I go there. Pizzeria Del-Dio is what I would call, as close to NY style pizza as you could get. I would have to say, its actually better than many actual NY pizza joints. The place is hidden from street view. Its you regular mom & pop looking pizza shop, but the pizza was out of this world!. The crust had a perfect texture. It had that crisp to it, and crumbled in your mouth. The sauce had just the right amount of sweetness to it. It wasn't acidy tasting as many pizza tomato sauces can be. The cheese was just the right amount. It melted in your mouth. No one taste overpowered any other taste. It all just blended in & tasted so fresh. Not only was the pizza delectable, but the spinach and cheese calzone was unreal. I saw the owner himself take out the dough on the spot and make the calzone from scratch. He used fresh spinach and mozzarella. It was obvious that this owner knew what he was doing & was highly experienced. Low & behold, I find out that he's from Brooklyn NY as well. Finding a place like this in Florida is a rare find. Not many pizzas can live up to New Yorkers pizza expectations. When I asked this owner why his business was so hidden away from view, he answered "It doesn't make a difference, because people still manage to find us regardless!". This just goes to show you, how people still manage to find good pizza regardless of location. I Highly recommend this place if your ever in town. Disney is close by as well. Good Pizza & Good Fun. What more can you ask for!
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