Pizza

I try not to prejudiced, I want to give everybody a chance, but my experience with national chains trying to produce good New York Style pizza is not too great.  Pizza Hut had the "Big New Yorker" a couple years back, but that was just a Pizza Hut pizza, a little bigger, with big slices.  A step in the right direction, but very little in the way in authenticity.

 So yesterday the New York Times ran an article about Domino's Brookly Style Pizza.  Included in the article was a link to Slice, www.sliceny.

Just pulled into Jacksonville and immediately found my way to Tony's New York Style Pizza out on St.

Check out www.newyorkpizzafinder.com and you will see a couple new pages for Arizona and Georgia.   I've included links to some of the great comments that have been contributed to the New York Pizza Blog.  Thanks to all who are helping to build this network of New York Pizza lovers!

Tom S.

I've got an upcoming trip to Jacksonville, FL, and plan to sample a few pizzerias in that area.  I really need to stop in Savannah to check out Vinnie Van Go Go's as well as Cousin Vinnie's.  Ever since the outspoken and slightly controversial post by Paint, I've felt a strong need to get to Savannah and straighten things out. 

So back to Jacksonville--  Anybody got suggestions for a good New York Style Pizza in Jacksonville??  Or maybe someplace clo

I was amazed at all the New York Style Pizza places the Harrisburg area, including Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, York, Lancaster, and Gettysburg.  I did not have a chance to visit many or feel the need to research much in this area.  Suffice it to say, if you visit these towns, you will not have a problem finding a decent slice of New York Pizza.  I'm trying to figure out how best to represent this on the Pizza Locator map.  Any ideas?  I guess I'm lumping Eastern PA in there with New Jersey and New York-- too may piz