I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

Another upscale Manhattan pizza place? I know what you’re thinking… when will this maddness end? PN Wood Fired Pizza (2 West 28th Street) opened its doors earlier this year with a new spin: flour. That’s right. The Nomad restaurant has ...

Pizza Loves Emily (or Emily, for short!) in Clinton Hill has been one of the hottest pizza places in NYC for the past two years. So when its owners decided to open a second location, it made complete sense. Except ...

I’ll get straight to it: The Parlor (14 Cedar Street) is one of the best pizza places I’ve been to and you should plan a trip there as soon as possible. Back in the summer of 2014, I was passing ...

Last year, I wrote about Hogstone’s in Washington State — the most hipster pizza place I’d ever been (A Portlandia-Like Pizza Place On Orcas Island). Fast forward a few months to the fall of 2015, when I found myself dining at an equally ...

Louie & Chan. What type of food do you think they serve at a restaurant with that name? Probably not pizza. But hey — you’re reading a pizza blog, so no secrets here. Louie & Chan (303 Broome Street) is ...

It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed a pizza place in NYC. The truth is, there haven’t been many review-worthy spots that have opened in recent months. But one place that hasn’t lacked any buzz is Danny Meyer’s new-ish spot ...

My friends and I recently paid a visit to Table 87 (87 Atlantic Avenue) in Brooklyn Heights to try nearly every pie on their menu. Table 87 is doing a couple of things of note which make it stand out ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED A Slice Of Naples (334B Bowery) officially opened to the public last Thursday and I had the opportunity to swing by for a tasting the night before. The place is owned by ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED A new “speakeasy” pizza place opened its “hidden” doors in Little Italy earlier this year. It’s opening was covered pretty widely on sites like Thirillist leading me (and likely many others) to ...

It’s hard to believe it’s been close to nine years since the original Joe’s Pizza closed it’s doors on the corner of Bleecker Street and Carmine Street in the West Village (now home to a Grom gelato shop and previously ...