I'm not on the panhandle, but in Venice.
A few years back on vacation in Venice, my son's then girlfriend ordered a clamp pizza (it was one of a few types on the menu). They served a standard tomato and cheese pie (uncut, as most pizza in served in Italy) with six clams on the half shell on the pie.
Or Milford, the only one I've been to.
Uh. You mean the Milford location that opened 78 years after the original in Stamford opened? Yeah, that would make zero sense.
When we bought our first home in Easton and were underwater with house stuff and had no furniture, we ate a lot of roast chicken takeout from Vazzy's, pretty good food from an Indian place in Monroe (don't remember the name) and Art's pizza, usually eaten while surrounded by ladders and paint cans and receipts for all of the new home owner crap we had no idea we needed.
Stouffer's French Bread Pizza
And Fairfield County, although I completely agree with the ommission of the dreck that is Colony
Colony is on the list.
Colony is on their list. The fact that there are no other Fairfield County spots listed makes this… in line with every other “best of” list coming out the New Haven or Hartford areas.
You'd be surprised. I live in a metro region of 1.5m (Buffalo) and in this whole area, there's one place that makes good New York style pizza, and 2 places that make excellent Neapolitan pizza (one of them also makes excellent Detroit pizza). I always go to one of these places for great Neapolitan/Detroit. I never go to the New York style place even though it's good.
