Boneyard, I need help. I'm in Norwalk tonight. What good pizza places are nearby?
I don’t know about Norwalk but Fairfield is close and there is a Pepe’s there.Boneyard, I need help. I'm in Norwalk tonight. What good pizza places are nearby?
Boneyard, I need help. I'm in Norwalk tonight. What good pizza places are nearby?
What type of pizza do you like?Boneyard, I need help. I'm in Norwalk tonight. What good pizza places are nearby?
I'll level with you, were drunk and need a nearby place more than anything elseWhat type of pizza do you like?
Fat Cat for thin crust, salad, and good wine
Letizia for good local pizza place pizza
Jordan's for Greek
I haven't been anywhere that's opened in recent years so there may be better. There is now a Colony for thin bar pies.
Not a particularly notable pizza town
Fat Cat & Colony will support you in drinking more.I'll level with you, were drunk and need a nearby place more than anything else
I'll level with you, were drunk and need a nearby place more than anything else
Not meFat Cat & Colony will support you in drinking more.
Letizia's while more a take out ambience is probably best as drunk food.
The obligatory ask: who's driving?
Where did you end up?Not me
Sadly, we went to a sushi place, so I ended up at a place called slice of italy. It wasn't great.Where did you end up?
Boneyard, I need help. I'm in Norwalk tonight. What good pizza places are nearby?
Is Pasta Nostra still there? Use to love the place, went there a lot years ago, best freshly made pasta I ever had. Their garlic & oil with bacon and cherry tomatoes was the best I ever had.There is a Colony Pizza in Norwalk. Its just north of I-95 and SoNo on the main drag in a new apartment building with free parking. It shares a courtyard with Barcelona Wine Bar and Sedona Taphouse. Its not New Haven and not even the original Colony in Stamford; but, its good.
As a FYI, there are a lot of dining choices in Norwalk.
Is Pasta Nostra still there? Use to love the place, went there a lot years ago, best freshly made pasta I ever had. Their garlic & oil with bacon and cherry tomatoes was the best I ever had.
I keep hearing De Legna is comparable if not better than the big names in New Haven.
I have not tried it yet - what say you, pizza lovers?
(disclaimer - I have not read all 119 pages so I apologize if this is repetitive)
da legna isn't new haven-style pizza. it's wood fired neopolitan-style pizza with a bunch of fancy toppings. it's good, and i'm glad it exists here in town, but if you want pepe's-sally's-modern, don't settle for da legna.
recently had "olde world apizza" in north haven for the first time. definitely one of the better, lesser-known pies in greater new haven.
1) ZuppardisI keep hearing De Legna is comparable if not better than the big names in New Haven.
I have not tried it yet - what say you, pizza lovers?
(disclaimer - I have not read all 119 pages so I apologize if this is repetitive)
Absolutely solid pie. They came from Modern iirc. I believe they also have a pizza truck now.da legna isn't new haven-style pizza. it's wood fired neopolitan-style pizza with a bunch of fancy toppings. it's good, and i'm glad it exists here in town, but if you want pepe's-sally's-modern, don't settle for da legna.
recently had "olde world apizza" in north haven for the first time. definitely one of the better, lesser-known pies in greater new haven.
Reputed to be Modern alums, and a good takeout place, especially for a passing thru jump off/on along the Wilbur Cross.recently had "olde world apizza" in north haven for the first time. definitely one of the better, lesser-known pies in greater new haven.
Wrong But I will admit Zupps make an awesome white clam if you don’t mind spending $25 on a small1) Zuppardis
2) Modern
3) Sally's
4) Pepe's
East Haven to S.C. isn't that much of a cultural leap.