I am in the city for 1 day on Friday. Just might try their pizzas. Can you suggest me a place where you get nothing less than perfection? I mean taste and generosity. Don't care about the cost just don't want the place to be too sophisticated!
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Best Pizza place in NYC/ Little Italy/ SOHO
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Why would anyone take a NY pizza recommendation from a Chicago deep disher? 
John's FTW
http://www.johnspizzerianyc.com/index2.htm
John's FTW
http://www.johnspizzerianyc.com/index2.htm
Why would anyone take a NY pizza recommendation from a Chicago deep disher?
ZING! Ha ha
I like Chicago hot dogs better than Nathan's, but for pizza nothing beats New York style.
When I went to Columbia I used to like V&Ts. Apparently it's still around -- very good pizza with a New York attitude. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is right across the street, a great sight to see.
From my California perspective, ANY of them would do! I grew up in Jersey and there's nothing like NY area pizza. Visited NJ a couple of weeks ago and buying a large pie for lunch was a high priority...
Another vote for Two Boots. I've only been in the city for about 6 months but I feel like it has been the best I've had.
yep!!! v&t is soooo good... and soooo greasy
110 and amsterdam. stop in at lions head for a brew
Why would anyone take a NY pizza recommendation from a Chicago deep disher?
John's FTW
http://www.johnspizzerianyc.com/index2.htm
Oh stop! I like the NYC stuff too! And yes, I like John's too. But Two Boots make this one pizza called the Red. It has a spinach crust and this fantastic marinara on top with all sorts of minced veggies and spices. No cheese. It sounds weird, but it's the best pizza I've ever had.
Thank you!
Why would anyone take a NY pizza recommendation from a Chicago deep disher?
John's FTW
http://www.johnspizzerianyc.com/index2.htm
Well anyone that thinks the crap they call pizza in NY is pizza...
Good place(I've heard)...I've passed it so much but never really stop in. When I'm feeling pizza-hungry I just stop over at one of the side bars on 110th and get a Brooklyn slice pizza(huge slice)
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John's Pizza is definitely an experience of a lifetime. Trust me, it's shocking when you first go there.
just scarffed down a slice from koronette (110th and broadway) after a great night of sangria and tappas in the village (yeah thats NYC for you) its a great place to always get a fresh slice of cheese and they are huuuuge
^I can never get over how many porn shops are in the village....If you visit NYC you need to jump on the train and head out there....its all of NYC bunched up into one spot.
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poppycock
NYC cannot be explored in only one neighborhood
the village is great but tis a morsel of what you can discover here.
poppycock
NYC cannot be explored in only one neighborhood
Manhattan is slowly dying from the artist's standpoint. For example, Times Square might be "cleaned up" but it depressing as hell now. It boring and plastic. The Village is even getting overrun. I couldn't believe I saw a Whole Foods on Houston last time I was there (not that Whole Foods is a bad thing). It seems far from the NYC of the 80's that was a hotbed of creativity. The same thing is happening here in Chicago to a certain extent. LA seems like the last refuge for creative people these days.
Why would anyone take a NY pizza recommendation from a Chicago deep disher?
John's FTW
http://www.johnspizzerianyc.com/index2.htm
lol....thanks went there! It was amazing!
