I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

When I told friends I’d be spending my spring break in Japan, one of the most common questions was whether or not I was going to try any pizza there (answer: of course). I was only going to be there ...

Making matzah pizza this week? There are still a few days of Passover left. It’s time to learn from a pro! Check out a video of Spike Mendelsohn cooking some matzah pizza at the Sixth and I Historic Synagogue in ...

Proud that The NYC Pizza Run was recently featured in Every Day with Rachael Ray! The piece only appeared in print. If you missed it, you can check it out here:

I’ve had quite the range of experiences when it comes to pizza in Philadelphia. I loved Stephen Starr’s Pizzeria Stella back in 2010 but was disappointed with the classic pies at Tacconelli’s last year. One place that had been on ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED La Montanara (168 Ludlow Street) opens it’s doors this evening and I was lucky enough to get a sneak peak last night. Formerly a poutine shop, this 20-seat Lower East Side spot ...

Pizza and Japan. The two don’t go hand in hand. But during a week-long trip there, I was impressed with the growing pizza scene. It’s not surprising. In general, a strong emphasis is placed on high quality food and ingredients ...

THE BACK STORY: As I mentioned last week, I recently spent a week in Park City where I had the opportunity to check out two pizza places: Davanza’s (690 Park Avenue) and Maxwell’s (1456 New Park Blvd). I’d heard Maxwell’s ...

THE BACK STORY: I recently spent a week in Park City, Utah during what happened to be the least snowy January they’ve ever experienced. Less skiing meant more pizza. Research indicated that there were two places worth checking out: Davanza’s ...

Rubirosa (235 Mulberry Street) in Nolita is an Italian restaurant which has been garnering rave reviews since opening last year. It’s run by the same folks behind Joe & Pat’s — a well known pizza place on Staten Island. Other ...

In late 2011, the owners of the original De Lorenzo’s in Trenton, New Jersey announced that they’d be closing their renowned pizza place after nearly 65 years in business. Although there are outposts on Hamilton Street in Trenton (owned by ...