What's Your Favorite Pizza Here In NJ?

[Merkel]

3 hours ago, 3Blade said:

Don't beat me up  but I have to say my wife likes to shop at Whole Foods once in a while for fruit and vegetables and will bring home their Pizza. It is better then most pizzerias. It is a little pricey but pretty damn good.

You’re not alone.  We’ve tried the pizza at Whole Foods. It’s pretty good.

[hunterbob1]

3 blade. Your fired 3 guys jerry the the best 3 guys he hired me as a kid I had hair to my shoulder and an eating gave me a job .

[3Blade]

9 minutes ago, hunterbob1 said:

3 blade. Your fired 3 guys jerry the the best 3 guys he hired me as a kid I had hair to my shoulder and an eating gave me a job .

I haven't been to 3guys in YEARS.

[hunterbob1]

How  are you doing with work

[3Blade]

1 minute ago, hunterbob1 said:

How  are you doing with work

Been real busy. Thanks for asking.

[Live to Hunt]

Pezzo Pizza 2 in Long Valley 

[optowalt]

Towne Tavern in Rahway for thin crust or Rustoni's in Sayerville for regular neopolitan.

 

[madeinuk]

Towne tavern is the one by the courthouse there?  If so, their thin crust rocks!

[MZ7Extreme]

Franks in Saddle Brook by Walmart

 

[JHbowhunter]

Cesco's, Rt 94 South, Fredon NJ...  Had it all from Brooklyn to Timesquare to Bloomfield, Reservoir Tavern in Boonton (good) but Cesco's is best..

Get the Nonnina or the Palermo... 

[Rutting Buck]

 Momma’s kitchen in Montvale

[hammer4reel]

8 hours ago, Zipper said:

The Jersey Shore has several great pizza establishments. Linda's on Fischer Blvd Toms River is on the money. Pies on 9 in Beachwood, Italy's Best in Lakehurst, Schiano's on Lakehurst Rd Toms River to name a few. For boardwalk pizza, Saw Mill, and Marucas. Thin crust enthusiasts have to try Pete and Elda's in Neptune !

Pete and Elda was the worst pizza I ever have eaten.

I don't get how it great reviews.

 

[Farmshine]

Warren County is tough for a good pie. Desidario's on 31 used to make good pizza.  Wood fired brick oven.  Actual Neopolitan style pies.  It went down hill a few years back and last I heard it went out of business.
DiColas in Washington makes a reasonable Sicilian pie actually.  Other than that...the best pizza in Warren County is my wood fired sourdough pizza that I only make a couple times a year. Other than that, I don't bother to eat much pizza these days

Log Cabin in Columbia has very good pizza. I also like Nicolosis in Peeburg. If you live in Warren County and cross the crik Easton has some very good options.


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[deadonshot2]

In the 70's and 80's any pizza in Trenton was great. Maruca's, delorenzo's, pizza plaza, roma bar, etc. Down in Camden county, I have yet to find good pizza in the 25 years down here.

[_X7]

12 hours ago, not on the rug said:

Warren County is tough for a good pie. Desidario's on 31 used to make good pizza.  Wood fired brick oven.  Actual Neopolitan style pies.  It went down hill a few years back and last I heard it went out of business.

DiColas in Washington makes a reasonable Sicilian pie actually.  Other than that...the best pizza in Warren County is my wood fired sourdough pizza that I only make a couple times a year. Other than that, I don't bother to eat much pizza these days

The best pizza shop resides in Warren County. Nicolosi's has been there since the mall was built in the 60's and is still the best thin crust cheese pizza there is. It is in the Hillcrest Professional Mall on 22 West in Phillipsburg. Another is the Alpha Sub Shop on 519 in Alpha. Another that I hear about but have yet to try is Caio in Broadway.

There are so many pizza shops here in this area that trying them all is a challenge in itself. Antonio's in Easton, Apollo in Easton used to be really good if you are ever in the area for any of the other BS Easton has to offer.

 

Edited August 11, 2018 by _X7