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OT: Best Pizza in CT

FlaHusky said:
This won't help Jleves out but I never chimed in the first thread. In the greater Danbury area I like Franco's Pizza and My Place Restaurant inNewtown. One town over in Southbury, Dipalmas Pizza and Julios Wood Fired Pizza are very good New York Style pizzerias. I also like Carlito's of Woodbury. If you're ever in that neck of the woods and prefer New York style pizza, those are some good places to visit.
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Aren't those a little out of the way from him being "east of the river"?
 
Deepster said:
Aren't those a little out of the way from him being "east of the river"?
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Yes, if you read the first sentence of my post, I said it wouldn't be of much help to Jleves. I never posted in the original thread so I did this time in the event anyone from the board is in that area and looking for good pizza.
 
Ever since Harry's Pizza opened in Glastonbury I haven't gone anywhere else. Mind you, I am traveling from Tolland.
 
I forgot to mention if you go to Dipalma's in Southbury you could even run into Jenny Dell visiting her family.
 
UConnKev said:
Ever since Harry's Pizza opened in Glastonbury I haven't gone anywhere else. Mind you, I am traveling from Tolland.
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Is that the same Harry's from West Hartford? Because that's a good pie. As a bonus they have a world class homemade proprietary salad dressing.

I'm a little weird, but for a slightly different flavor, I absolutely love LUNA pizza (several locations incl W Hartford). It's in my top 5, though I recognize it's not exactly traditional.
 
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FlaHusky said:
Kev,

Is Tolland Pizza still around?
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Yes, it's still there. I don't go too often. If I had to grab a quick pizza around here I'd go to Antonio's in Rockville for their Buffalo Chicken pizza.
 
Agree about pepe's in Manchester by the mall - the best pizza closest to Vernon. It has gotten better since it opened, probably because the ovens are seasoned now.

You didn't ask but if you want a great burger hit Corey's Ketchup and Mustard on Main Street in Manchester.
 
And if you're willing to go a little farther, Grimaldi's down here in Florida is phenomenal. I swear if it wssnt for pizza I'd have a chance of being in shape but I just love the too much.-
 
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UConnKev said:
Got a new place for you all to try that gives Mondo a run. It's a new place called Krust right next to O'Rourkes. Just opened a month or so ago and I'm very impressed.
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Tried Krust this weekend. Very good. Nice space, cool bar, decent taps and nice drink selections. Salads and apps were good.

The pizza was definitely better than Mondo imo. In terms of comparison to other wood-fired pizza places, I give the edge to Bufalina in Guilford. But Krust had some interesting toppings (e.g., roasted Brussels sprouts, roasted garlic, interesting cheeses, pancetta, etc.). The quality of the pie, bar offerings and service will definitely get me back there again. Very good addition to the burgeoning Middletown food scene.

Also tried Colony Grill pizza for the first time last week. Went to the Fairfield location. Except for the "stingers" (i.e., roasted whole jalapenos), I don't get the buzz over the hot oil style of pie. I thought it was pretty flavorless. Glad I tried it but doubt I will again.
 
DaddyChoc said:
Geico's Top Ten Pizzas :oops:
1. Grimaldi's, Brooklyn
2. Keste, NY NY
3. Pepe's, New Haven
4. Metro Pizza, Vegas
5. Spacca Napoli, Chicago
6. Buddy's, Detroit
7. Delfina, San Francisco
8. Ken's Artisan, Portland
9. Mozza, Los Angeles
10. Burt's Place, Chicago
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These lists always are so wrong.
 
Was in Connecticut for 3 weeks. Along with the usual, try out Eli's in NH/Hamden. If you like thin crust, this is the one!
 
The only good pizza joint in Cincy, Apontes, just got done with a visit by Restaurant Impossible. Pies went from $14 to $22 with no appreciable difference in quality and they took a bunch of really good food off the menu.
Unless they change back, I predict they'll be OOB in 6 months.
Whats a good large with 2 toppings cost back home?
 
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mauconnfan said:
How could anything be any good in Providence? I suppose Cooley eats there too

LOL..............

C'mon had to be said.......:D
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This will certainly bring sean and sdhusky to the thread and will double the pages.:D
 
Dove said:
Ed Cooley needs a hat!
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You and @mauconnfan are doing your best to get this into a flaming pizza thread! The two of you are mummus.:)
 
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mauconnfan said:
How could anything be any good in Providence? I suppose Cooley eats there too

LOL..............

C'mon had to be said.......:D
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Haha there actually is a picture of Cooley when he was there and a picture of Pauley D from Jersey Shore lol.
 
Any of you convicts from the Cheshire area? I keep driving by the new Cliff's pizza across from Town Hall, and there is NEVER ANYONE IN THERE. What's up with that?
 
Just tried pizza from Madison's The Red Tomato...meh.
 
BearJWS said:
You should remind them how horrible pizza from California is. ;)

I made the foolish mistake of ordering "Real NY Style" pizza in California, not once, but twice! Worst pizza I had ever had.

Note to self: If someone has advertise "NY Style" or "CT Style" pizza, it probably far from it.
Kind of like you can't get a good bagel outside of the Metro NY area. Or you can't get a good Sourdough outside of California!

When in a specific area, go for what that area does best.
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CA Pizza is mostly awful (just chains), with two exceptions. Tomatina and Pizza My Heart. Both are very good.

I didn't find the seafood in CA any better than in New England, unless you like Asian fusion stuff. I think the Cape has good seafood, if you actually like fish that's been cooked and isn't wrapped around rice. Best shrimp and crab I've had is down in Beaufort, South Carolina, all fresh caught.

There is perfectly good pizza in MA, if more difficult to find than in CT. In particular, the local grinder/pizza places that every town has 2-5 of are much less consistent in MA than they are in CT.

San Francisco does make the best Sourdough. It's the salt air fog.
 
Dove said:
Just tried pizza from Madison's The Red Tomato...meh.
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Did you eat in or take out? I find that their pizza in particular does not travel very well. Their pizza box steams the pizza. Eating in is much better imo. Still not New Haven, but good.

For where you are, you're not going to do better than Portofino for takeout.

Have you been to Bufalina in Guilford yet? I've been back a few times since the initial visit I posted about here and it has been consistently great each time. I still think it's right there with the best pizza I've had in New Haven and Italy.
 
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