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Re:A History of Pizza by mackey on Wednesday October 16, 2019 @10:26AM (#21270666)
Pizza quality varies wildly in America. There are a lot of places where the only "fresh pizza" you will find is something from one of the big chains. And there are a lot of places that serve pizza that just serve terrible quick food in general, so not surprising the pizza will be bad too.

Having said that, there is a lot of good Pizza in the US, especially in areas with heavy Italian immigrations like the north east. Obviously its a different style than most Italian Pizza, but its still really good.

I have only been to Italy once for three weeks to visit my cousins, but I read a lot about pizza. From what I have read/watched from Italian sources, even Pizza in Italy was in somewhat of a rut ~20+ years ago.

Re:A History of Pizza by auiya on Wednesday October 16, 2019 @11:52AM (#21271738)
> Having said that, there is a lot of good Pizza in the US

Northeast region pizzerias are a given. Varasano's down south in Atlanta is pretty fantastic however.

Re:A History of Pizza by mackey on Wednesday October 16, 2019 @12:14PM (#21272027)
Looks like a neapolitan style, which is maybe the third wave of pizza in the US. Lots of neapolitan style places have opened in in the last 15 years. I like that style, but I wouldn't say its my favorite.

I would probably put a well done Regina's pizza (Boston) or a Prince Street (NYC) spicy pepperoni square slice ahead of any neapolitan pizza, and I say that as someone who owns a pizza oven and makes a lot of neapolitan style pizza.

Re:A History of Pizza by auiya on Wednesday October 16, 2019 @02:49PM (#21273962)
> Lots of neapolitan style places have opened in in the last 15 years.

Yep! But not in the American south.