Thread: TOP PIZZA IN FLA

Is that why half the pizzerias down here advertise NY Pizza or NY Style Pizza?

Flying it in is not the worst thing to do :) I used to do that with Geno's when I flew to Chi town frequently for work. The closest (and even that may be a strech) I think is a place called the Big Tomato on US 1 in Pinecrest (a bit aways from your area I'm sorry to say). The pies are definitely nicely done and they also have very good salads and wraps. Here's a link for you to see: http://bigtomatopizza.net/gallery.htm

Pizza Rustica has a few locations throughout South Beach and has apparently expanded elsewhere. http://www.pizza-rustica.com/pizzarus...

Sorry for the late response, Rick. I actually prefer Sicilian Oven's pizza to just about any I've had in Broward. On another recent revisit I had a stellar fresh mozz and crushed tomato pie, with slick, high-quality cheese dotted with little splashes of simple, tangy-sweet sauce. Great romaine salad, too, with a semi-creamy house dressing and bits of candied walnuts, roasted red peppers, garbanzos, kalamatas, and red onion....

I havent tried Angel's or Capone's. The best pizza I've ever had in Broward was at Vesuvio's on US1( Hollywood). Excellent pizza, but he shut down years ago. I dont live in S. Fl anymore, but when we come back to visit, all we eat is pizza and bagels( from The Sage).

1. SLICE 2. Rustica 3. Primanti

Vic & Angelos who ships their water down from NYC just for their pizza crust. And their pizza crust is not any different than the next guy who serves similar styles. Lack of quality cheese is a business decision that is made. It's not that it isn't readily available. So I really don't buy into either of those reasons.

Is pizza off-menu? It's not listed on their lunch menu.

Stop complaining -- Garlic burping is good!

yes, I like Latin American Grill. How is La Granja? I haven't tried it yet.