I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED Gino Sorbillo is by many accounts the most famous pizzaiolo in Italy. His namesake restaurant in Naples is packed on a nightly basis (he also runs an outpost in Milan). I visited ...

My wife and I recently took a trip to Joshua Tree National Park which is located about three hours east of Los Angeles (or, you know, maybe seven hours depending on traffic). There is no food available for purchase in ...

Nearly five years ago, Pizzeria Beddia opened in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood. And in 2015, Bon Appetit named it the best pizza in America. Ever since then, it’s been a national phenomenon with pizza fanatics traveling from near and far for ...

IDreamOfPizza celebrated its 9th birthday last month. And one feature that I’ve tried to maintain over the years is an annual look back at some of the best pizza I eat each year. Pizza adventures featured on the blog in ...

This fall, the 8th annual NYC Pizza Run took place in Fort Greene Park. This was the first year I held the event out in Brooklyn (after seven years in Manhattan’s Tompkins Square Park). Despite the new location, there was ...

In 1996, when I was 12 years old, my family went to the Olympics in Atlanta. Although I’ve crisscrossed the United States dozens of times since then, I hadn’t been back to Atlanta since then… until earlier this year. My ...

Queens is one of New York’s best boroughs for food. But pizza is not its strong suit. If I were to rank the five boroughs in terms of pizza quality and variety, Queens would likely be last. But that doesn’t ...

From time to time I’m asked by people who live on Long Island — or who might be spending a summer weekend in the Hamptons or Fire Island — where to find the best pizza out there. While I’ve reviewed pizza halfway ...

Back in 2014, I took my first trip to Hawaii and was really disappointed with the pizza there (see here and here). I know… I know… Hawaii isn’t known for its pizza. But I was impressed with so many other ...

In a city where a $1 slice of pizza can be found every few blocks, a pizzeria in Midtown East recently introduced a $45 pizza called the DoughDici. Crazy, right? Well I’m here to tell you that it’s actually a ...