OT: DeLorenzo’s Gets a 9.2!!!!
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They are "DeLorenzo's Pizza" originally from Hamilton Ave in Trenton.
DeLorenzo's Tomato Pies (the real McCoy) was originally from Hudson Street.
White clam pie at Pepe's is bucket list worthy.
New Haven style pizza is also excellent. They have like five or six places that are worth it. Modern might be the best.
No it’s not it’s the brother/cousin who split from the original and opened Hamilton Ave.
I’ve had both Frank Pepe’s and Sally’s in New Haven since my daughter went to college there. Sally’s is the best pizza I ever had. DeLorenzo's is close but New Haven pizza is by far the best I ever had.
That stuff is like cardboard. Very thin and very crispy. The pepperoni is pretty great though.
Daily Meal top 101 pizza places in America
I've been to
1, 7, 9, 10, 11, 19, 20, 34, 37, 51, 52, 60, 66, 67, 69
https://www.thedailymeal.com/101-best-pizzas-america-2019
I've been to
1, 7, 9, 10, 11, 19, 20, 34, 37, 51, 52, 60, 66, 67, 69
https://www.thedailymeal.com/101-best-pizzas-america-2019
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Papas is great for tomato pie. Average for the rest of the pizza menu.
As a Pizza connoisseur I can find different type of pizza better at different places. The only DeLos I like is their Pepperoni pizza. For Tomato Pie - Papa's. In Robbinsville Massimo's has a great Brooklyn Pie.
Pizza in PePe's was very thin, juicy and floppy but still great.
A average street slice in NYC isn't too bad either.
Nothing and I MEAN NOTHING was as good as the three slices I had from a pizzeria in Tuscany, Italy. Mayb e @MrsScrew remembers the exact city.
Plus the Bastards won't supply Parmesan to sprinkle on your pizza. Cheap Bastards. LOL
Not even real Italians that far south. You want good pizza/Italian food come up to the Italian triangle-Nutley, Belleville, Bloomfield. star tavern, ralphs, la Sicilia beat all those wannabes
I grew up in Hamilton....it is the crust, fresh ingredients like in Italy, seasonal fresh....the White Clam Tomato Pie with its spices is an incredible taste. Fresh salads with seasonal fruit and local produce.
BYOB.
This is a dumb comment.
Either of the Deloenzo's are great. So is Marucas in Seaside. They are all
Originally from Trenton. Great "tomato pie."
Originally from Trenton. Great "tomato pie."
Not that that guy's opinion means much, but if you watch the review after spending time in the back he ups his number but he has to respect his "one bite one number" rule.
There is Al, and there is everyone else.
If you check portnoys Twitter he went back and gave it Santillos 9.8
I wasn't impressed with Maruca's the last time I went there. That was just before the boardwalk fire. Maybe it was just a bad day.
Definitely expensive. You should lay off for a bit, save your nickels and get your tastebuds fixed.
Delo's is great for tomato pie. Federici's in Freehold and Contes in Princeton for thin crust. We almost went to the Star Tavern in Orange last weekend but the movie ended late. There are so many that are worth the trip . It's Jersey. What do you expect?
Not always but sometimes. Not all pizza I eat is great. I eat all pizza.
It was on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives
https://www.foodnetwork.com/restaurants/nj/robbinsville/dolce-and-clementes-restaurant
That's Dolce and Clemente. Expensive as you'd expect. Great selection. Great food to go. I told the @MrsScrew that we should delete the kitchen from our Condo plans since it's just across the street for us.
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