I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

Right now, a couple of trends are dominating the New York pizza scene. The proliferation of upscale artisinal pizza places has been well documented. And old school pizza places like Lombardi’s, Totonno, and Di Fara have also gained new found ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED Astoria is known for many things. It’s Greek food. The Bohemian beer garden. Kaufman Studios. But one thing that doesn’t come to mind when you hear the name of one of Queen’s ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED Greenwood Heights. Believe or not, that’s a neighborhood in Brooklyn. I’m pretty proficient in New York City geography, but even I was unfamiliar with this pocket of land nestled between Park Slope, ...

Last week, I reviewed two of my favorite pizza places in Israel: The Pizza in Tel Aviv and Yeminite Food Bar in Safed. While The Pizza is an upscale artisinal pizza place that churns out pies similar to what you ...

Last week I began a recap of pizza in Israel. One of my favorite meals of the trip was at Yeminite Food Bar — a modest food stand in Safed (often spelled Tzfat). It couldn’t be more different than the ...

I recently returned from Israel where I had the pleasure (or sometimes displeasure) of trying six different pizza places. Some people refer to Israel as the land of milk and honey. Others refer to it as the land of falafel ...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED The first word that comes to mind when I think about L’asso (192 Mott Street) is cool. It’s not a particularly descriptive adjective, but if every pizza place in the city was ...

I grew up in Potomac, Maryland — a fairly large suburb of Washington, DC. But a suburb with limited options for pizza. Typically, if we were going out to eat it’d be at Jerry’s Subs & Pizza. And if we ...

The final stop on my Buenos Aires pizza tour was Las Cuartetas (Corrientes 838). Located right across the street from El Palacio De La Pizza, I hopped over right after finishing my slices there, since I didn’t think it made ...

Stop three on my Buenos Aires pizza tour was El Palacio De La Pizza (Corrientes 751). As you might have guessed, that aptly translates as The Palace Of The Pizza. If I were ever to live in a palace it ...