I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

Los Angeles is one of my favorite American food cities. And while the city’s pizza options have improved greatly in recent years (Roberta’s even has an outpost there now), it wasn’t until last year that I tried a truly exceptional Los Angeles pizza spot. La Morra Pizzeria is a mobile pop-up vendor, which can frequently be found at local markets and events — and if you’re lucky — in a slightly more permanent state, as part of a residency. When ...

It’s time for my annual wrap up of the best pizza I ate this year. Two pies landed on the list from the West Coast… two pies from the East Coast in NYC… and one pie from the great state of Minnesota. Here we go: 5) Cacio E Pepe Pizza (Mozzarella, Pecorino, Bufala, Ricotta, Black Pepper & Basil) Pizza Secret Brooklyn, New York If you like cacio e pepe pasta, just imagine it in the form of a pizza. This ...

Earlier this year, I made my third trip to Hawaii – and my first to the island of Kauai. My prior pizza experiences in Hawaii had been mixed (Rocco’s Pizza Pub on the Big Island was solid, but I had less success finding a good pie on Oahu). Some friends of mine who recently visited Kauai had raved about a pizza truck that parks on the island’s east coast, not far from the town of Kealia. So I made sure ...

Wisconsin was the final stop on a recent road trip I took to the South and Midwest. In a state which is synonymous with cheese, I was hoping to end the trip on a high note in terms of my pizza consumption. Although I had some decent pizza during the first part of my route (at Five Points Pizza in Nashville, Garage Bar in Louisville and Art of Pizza in Chicago) nothing was exceptional. Unfortunately, the pizza I had in Madison, didn’t ...

Mama’s Too (2750 Broadway) serves the best pizza in Manhattan (there, I said it). That’s not a statement I make lightly. But it’s a statement I’ve put much thought behind over the past couple of years. And I am now ready to share that sentiment publicly for the very first time. Let’s take a look at a quick timeline of how a pizzeria smaller than the size of a studio apartment — located in a neighborhood with few notable food ...