I recently spent a week in Cuba as part of an academic trip with Columbia Business School. You may have read my review of La Carboncita, a somewhat upscale pizza place in a residential neighborhood of Havana. My classmates and ...
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Feed SubscriptionLa Carboncita: The Finest Pie in Havana
I recently returned from a week-long trip to Cuba with Columbia Business School. As you may know, it’s nearly impossible for US citizens to travel to Cuba without an organized group (doing so, would require going through another country, like ...
Read More »Trattoria Lungofiume: Tasty Pies In Tokyo (When You’d Least Expect It)
The third and final pizza place I visited on my spring break trip to Japan was located in the same neighborhood (Nakameguro) as both Seirinkan and Trattoria Pizzeria Il Lupone. Yet it wasn’t somewhere on my list of places to ...
Read More »Trattoria Pizzeria Il Lupone: Tokyo’s Best Pie
During a week-long spring break trip to Japan, I wasn’t quite sure how many pizza places I would be able to hit. The final day of my trip had arrived, and I’d only been able to make it to one ...
Read More »Seirinkan: Simple Pies At Tokyo’s Funkiest Pizza Place
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 ...
Read More »Giuseppe Pizza: Superb Slices In Tel Aviv’s Florentine Neighborhood
Over the past few weeks, I’ve written about my recent experiences at two pizza places in Israel: Green Door Pizza Bakery in Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter (at which an elderly man makes pies from a hole in the ground) and Gusto ...
Read More »Creative Upscale Pies At Tel Aviv’s Gusto
During a recent trip to Israel, I had the opportunity to eat pizza at three very different places. Last week, I wrote about my experience at Green Door Pizza Bakery in Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter, at which an elderly man makes ...
Read More »Green Door Pizza Bakery: Ancient Gem Hidden In Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter
I recently returned from a trip to Israel (my ninth time there!) and was able to sample pizza from three very different places. In prior postings about pizza in Israel, I’ve broken down the type of pizza place you might ...
Read More »Al Passatore Shines In Barcelona’s El Born Neighborhood
After a pretty bad encounter with the pizza-like baked goods BarcelonaReykjavik, I was determined to find some more authentic pizza before leaving Barcelona. Although I knew I wouldn’t have to time to explore the pizza scene in any depth, I ...
Read More »Stick To The Pastries At BarcelonaReykjavik Bakery In Spain
After spending a week in Italy on a pizza adventure this winter, I headed to Barcelona for a few nights to meet a friend of mine who is currently working near there. Although I had intentions of at least trying ...
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