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OT: Best Pizza in CT

jibsey said:
I like cheese what can I say, but ultra thin, burnt, scantily topped overpriced pizza has become very trendy here in CT.
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You should move to Pittsburgh. Most of the pizza here simply serves as a cheese delivery device. I can't get char anywhere outside of the wood-fired oven joints.
 
jibsey said:
Can only say what I like but taste in pizza is not a contest and it's very subjective.
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It's absolutely subjective. I love the classic New Haven char pies. Lots of great ahbeetz in Connecticut and a handful of great NY style places. Then there is Zeneli which is superb in an entirely different way. Embarrassment of Riches. Shoutout to Little City in Avon for a couple recent great pies. They crushed it in Simsbury and they still do in Avon.
 
jibsey said:
Can only say what I like but taste in pizza is not a contest and it's very subjective.
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It's absolutely a contest. Why do you think there's a list about it every other week. Or why Portnoy is making a killing on "one bite".

Pizza is actually less subjective than it is a product of what you were familiar with growing up. And it's not our fault your mother raised you wrong :D
 
John said:
Pizza snobs are very tedious.
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It's fine if someone loves 7-Eleven pizza/Costco pizza and Hot Pockets but you're telling on yourself. Some people like to eat their own boogers too but it doesn't make boogers or Costco pizza as good or better than New Haven pizza.
 
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storrsroars said:
It's absolutely a contest. Why do you think there's a list about it every other week. Or why Portnoy is making a killing on "one bite".

Pizza is actually less subjective than it is a product of what you were familiar with growing up. And it's not our fault your mother raised you wrong :D
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This is not to say that I don’t know what great pizza is because I do. Never said Costco pizza was the best only that I preferred it over burnt and undertopped Pepis. When I was in Italy I sampled outstanding pizza because they have higher quality, aged and blended cheeses, better flour and olive oil, hence great pizza.
Those kinds of ingredients are costly and profit is the reason many places don’t use them or are light on the toppings.
Not Connecticut but as I have said one of my favorite places is The Italian Store (they sell a lot of products from Italy in addition to making pizza and subs) in Arlington Va. A lot of their ingredients are imported from Italy and in my conversations with them as to why their pizza is so good they told me that was the reason, so that said there is plenty of good pizza in Connecticut, I know that.
 
jibsey said:
People like different things. I am an unsophisticated pizza eater. I like Costco pepperoni slice better than Pepis. Why? I like a lot of cheese and I don't like my crust burnt. A lot of those famous places skimp on the pie ingredients, they live on rep.
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I own the controversial restaurant takes space here on the Boneyard so I am going to have to ask you to cease and desist.
 
"Slices of Heaven: 58 Great Connecticut Pizza Places
In styles ranging from traditional to cutting-edge, our panel of experts dish on their favorite pizzerias."
www.ctpost.com

Connecticut Magazine's experts pick the best pizza spots

It's not just world-famous New Haven apizza—CT has dozens of great pizzerias serving New York, sourdough, tavern, Neapolitan and other styles.
www.ctpost.com www.ctpost.com
 
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huskymedic said:
"Slices of Heaven: 58 Great Connecticut Pizza Places
In styles ranging from traditional to cutting-edge, our panel of experts dish on their favorite pizzerias."
www.ctpost.com

Connecticut Magazine's experts pick the best pizza spots

It's not just world-famous New Haven apizza—CT has dozens of great pizzerias serving New York, sourdough, tavern, Neapolitan and other styles.
www.ctpost.com www.ctpost.com
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I have not each place on this list, but the one omission I am surprised about is Rossini's in Cheshire. Before Fuoco opened, it was THE pizza place in Cheshire and considered to be one of the best suburban New Haven-style pizza places on a tier below the New Haven trinity along with Roseland and Zuppardi's.
 
DarthGrumpy said:
I have not each place on this list, but the one omission I am surprised about is Rossini's in Cheshire. Before Fuoco opened, it was THE pizza place in Cheshire and considered to be one of the best suburban New Haven-style pizza places on a tier below the New Haven trinity along with Roseland and Zuppardi's.
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Interesting. I’m in Cheshire at the moment and looked up Rossinis; looks awful in pics on Yelp. Sergio’s and Anthony’s seem much better. Hell I’d rather get the Greek/Bar stuff at Cheshire Pizza before what I’ve seen on Rossinis yelp page.

But of course Fuoco is indeed the best now
 
Rocktheworld said:
Interesting. I’m in Cheshire at the moment and looked up Rossinis; looks awful in pics on Yelp. Sergio’s and Anthony’s seem much better. Hell I’d rather get the Greek/Bar stuff at Cheshire Pizza before what I’ve seen on Rossinis yelp page.

But of course Fuoco is indeed the best now
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Fuoco is overpriced and, more importantly, inconsistent.
 
John said:
Fuoco is overpriced and, more importantly, inconsistent.
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Dude, it's $20 for a "large" large. Yes, it costs more than Costco or 7-Eleven but that's in no way overpriced today.
 
superjohn said:
Dude, it's $20 for a "large" large. Yes, it costs more than Costco or 7-Eleven but that's in no way overpriced today.
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maybe look at a menu before chiming in and making yourself look dumb.
 
John said:
maybe look at a menu before chiming in and making yourself look dumb.
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Dopey, I did. It was $20 when I went and it's $20 now.
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husky429 said:
20 bucks is pretty standard for a non-chain 'za
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Yeah I agree for good pizza. The best pizza place near us is $19 for a large. Pepe's up here in MA is $24 for an 18" large cheese pizza. This is 2023.
 
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Dove said:
That's the entry level price.

They shoot up to the $26+ range for the desired special pizzas etc.
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That's the price of a "large" large $20. Of course toppings cost extra like at every pizza place in the country. Pepe's "large" large is $24, Sally's is $29.25, Piece "New Haven pizza" Chicago is $28...
 
Rocktheworld said:
Interesting. I’m in Cheshire at the moment and looked up Rossinis; looks awful in pics on Yelp. Sergio’s and Anthony’s seem much better. Hell I’d rather get the Greek/Bar stuff at Cheshire Pizza before what I’ve seen on Rossinis yelp page.

But of course Fuoco is indeed the best now
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Like visiting or an east coaster now?
 
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