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Modern is by far the most consistent. Sally is still best when on their A game imoNonsense
Modern is by far the most consistent. Sally is still best when on their A game imoNonsense
Being over rated and over priced is not nonsense. It’s still decent pizza but not much better if at all, than other pizza places throughout the state that make a similar pie nowadays for as much as 50% less. I think $35 for a large pizza with two toppings at Sally’s is outrageous, not to mention driving an hour to New Haven.Nonsense
Here you go buddy. This one will deliver to you. $6.49 for a large: https://littlecaesars.com/en-us/Being over rated and over priced is not nonsense. It’s still decent pizza but not much better if at all, than other pizza places throughout the state that make a similar pie nowadays for as much as 50% less. I think $35 for a large pizza with two toppings at Sally’s is outrageous, not to mention driving an hour to New Haven.
Had Zuppardis this weekend. It was fantastic.Funny. I would say the only place I won’t go is Zuppardis. To me that isn’t New Haven apizza.
Shelly Johnson has. She said it's out of this world.New place in Branford; anyone been yet?
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Customers rave after father, son open pizza restaurant in Branford
“It’s always been my dream to have my own restaurant,” Michael D’Orlando said.www.nhregister.com
Have you seen Pizza, A Love Story yet?209 pages in and we're still arguing about Modern, Pepe's and Sally's.
Thanks wise @ ss, there’s a few places in Derby,Shelton, Ansonia that are just as good as NH, and are cheaper. If I want to drive I’ll head right by NH to Buffalina in Guilford or Jimmies in Milford. If I have to go to NH, I’ll head for Ernies or Zuppardis.Here you go buddy. This one will deliver to you. $6.49 for a large: https://littlecaesars.com/en-us/
It’s the only place in Greater New Haven that still hasn’t dropped a notch or two (in Pepe’s case, three notches) and hasn’t raised their prices. Also Zupp’s is the only place in the state that still makes their own sausage.Had Zuppardis this weekend. It was fantastic.
No. Assuming I should?Have you seen Pizza, A Love Story yet?
Yes. On Prime now. It’s a really well-done documentary about the origins of New Haven Apizza with a sole focus on Sally’s, Pepe’s and Modern.No. Assuming I should?
Well I paid about $100 with tip for 2 Clam and a Sausage. So no need to raise the price. Glad they had a loan officer on siteIt’s the only place in Greater New Haven that still hasn’t dropped a notch or two (in Pepe’s case, three notches) and hasn’t raised their prices. Also Zupp’s is the only place in the state that still makes their own sausage.
Lol Jimmy's in Milford. I've eaten it many of times having lived in Milford and I wouldn't put it in top 20 of the shorelineThanks wise @ ss, there’s a few places in Derby,Shelton, Ansonia that are just as good as NH, and are cheaper. If I want to drive I’ll head right by NH to Buffalina in Guilford or Jimmies in Milford. If I have to go to NH, I’ll head for Ernies or Zuppardis.
I was thinking of Roseland when I mentioned the Valley, but have always liked Jimmies and Buffalina too. I’d take a $15 Jimmies plain large pie any day over the Pepe’s medium sausage & mushroom pie in I had in Danbury last week, which cost me $25.Lol Jimmy's in Milford. I've eaten it many of times having lived in Milford and I wouldn't put it in top 20 of the shoreline
Roseland is the only place comparable to NH
But you ate well. If at Sally’s add about 30-35% to your bill, at Modern about 20%. Forget Pepe’s. You’re not paying mucho bucks for a quality pie, you’re paying the “New Haven” pizza premium. LolWell I paid about $100 with tip for 2 Clam and a Sausage. So no need to raise the price. Glad they had a loan officer on site
Prime prices too. I’d rather buy a Pro Kitchen Aid mixer, a big piece of marble, and a decent pizza stone.Yes. On Prime now. It’s a really well-done documentary about the origins of New Haven Apizza with a sole focus on Sally’s, Pepe’s and Modern.
Sweet burn.Prime prices too. I’d rather buy a Pro Kitchen Aid mixer, a big piece of marble, and a decent pizza stone.
Why would you come to a best pizza in CT thread and complain about paying $20 for a pizza at Pepe’s or Sally’s?But you ate well. If at Sally’s add about 30-35% to your bill, at Modern about 20%. Forget Pepe’s. You’re not paying mucho bucks for a quality pie, you’re paying the “New Haven” pizza premium. Lol
$20???? Are you high? Try $30, $35 or even $40 for a freshly shucked large white clam pie. Three large pie’s with various toppings to feed a large family costs $100 or more. You’re not paying for the best pizza in the state you’re paying for the perception of such. Overrated and overpriced.Why would you come to a best pizza in CT thread and complain about paying $20 for a pizza at Pepe’s or Sally’s?
because 'best' (the thread title) is a relative, and not an absolute, description, so therefore if someone who weighs in decides that cost is part of their criteria to decide on 'best,' then obviously it is a valid observation for them. those restaurants named by the poster are a ripoff, according to my criteria for deciding on a product and it's price, in my decision on 'best.' im guessing that you don't have a couple of 'pizza' ovens, both indoors and outdoors, kicking around ur house to make za equal to, or better than, those places.Why would you come to a best pizza in CT thread and complain about paying $20 for a pizza at Pepe’s or Sally’s?
Yeah when it comes to freshly shucked clams it’s definitely best to shop for bargains. You might even find some day old ones they want to get rid of.$20???? Are you high? Try $30, $35 or even $40 for a freshly shucked large white clam pie. Three large pie’s with various toppings to feed a large family costs $100 or more. You’re not paying for the best pizza in the state you’re paying for the perception of such. Overrated and overpriced.
Our last time at Pepe's (2019) we ordered two pies for the table. I needed one of them to be a white clam. I still haven't lived that one down. The clams smelled of low tide and tasted like they were in a 5-gallon bucket since the previous week.Yeah when it comes to freshly shucked clams it’s definitely best to shop for bargains. You might even find some day old ones they want to get rid of.
Love that combo. I had grilled figs stuffed with Gorgonzola and wrapped with prosciutto on Wednesday for lunch; and we had that combo (with baby arugula) on a pizzette as an appetizer at dinner in Providence last week.So, I never get to contribute to this thread. But my wife stopped to see friends in CT and brought me back pizza from this place. Quite a nice Gorgonzola, Prosciutto and fig pie.
ughh, figs on pizza, but to be fair, i checked to see if that happens in italia. it does, so there's that.So, I never get to contribute to this thread. But my wife stopped to see friends in CT and brought me back pizza from this place. Quite a nice Gorgonzola, Prosciutto and fig pie. Would have preferred to try a red sauce, but still good.
i ate at boccaros a few days ago. good food, no butter served with the bread, only oil. of course, i was all like 'hey, lama! hey! what aboot a little something for the effort?' sumtimes my jokes fall flat on other ears. cracked me up tho. providence is a thing again with the 20 and 30 something crowd. noice.Love that combo. I had grilled figs stuffed with Gorgonzola and wrapped with prosciutto on Wednesday for lunch; and we had that combo (with baby arugula) on a pizzette as an appetizer at dinner in Providence last week.