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I’m not even sure I know anymore. Once you have kids pizza becomes a different food and different occasion. All the NY suggestions are okay but none are the mecca of pizza that some suggest, imo. There are different styles of pizza, obviously. I usually think of ‘NY pizza’ as a traditional...

as long as you like a traditional nyc ‘slice,’ it’s really good.

If you want real nyc pizza, sal n carmine's on 101st / broadway has been slinging traditional pies for a couple generations from a hole in the wall. The fancy brooklyn thin crust stuff is for trendy yuppies. nothing wrong with it, mind you. there's a place for that in life. it's just not...

Man giordano's was my birthday treat as a kid. Gino's East was like a fancy family meal.

Pepe's is just whatever. Those places are good in the sense that they use dough and cheese and if you're starving it tastes like a Ritz cracker. But they aren't special.

You can't be all bad because you appreciate that Sally's > Pepe's. Modern is okay. Teh world just didn't need more than 2 'new haven pizza' places. And it generally doesn't need more than 1 place that sells 'apizza.' In any case, these pie purveyors have been living on association with...

Pepe’s is way overrated. Sally’s is tolerable. Grimaldi’s is a tourist trap. So is John’s.

People say this who don’t live here. It’s like telling me the Oxford Engrish Dictionary is teh goat when it doesn’t understand any modern terminology. Wal-Mart is a much better buyer of cheese than some guy named Sal. And their kitchens respect health department guidelines.

If you’ve spent more time in New York than me, you’re both old and have lived here a long time. Go figure.

walmart pizza on UM boards has more authenticity than the turnover chain. it’s the answer to one of life’s great questions. Right up there with randy running against a boat.

sacrilidge.

Wal-Mart pizza > NY pizza