Well, after multiple visits to two of the pizza joints I have already posted about on this site, we’ve got our first verdict changes based largely on consistency issues.
The changes? Squisito Pizza & Pasta of Severna Park goes from Free to Free-Money and Pazani Trattoria Italiana slips a tad from Money to Free-Money. These are also [...]
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A couple of days before the 4th of July, the initial Slicecapades! journey cast off from Baltimore. In the end, Fourth of July related traffic would snarl my adventure and put the kabash on several planned stops. I’m upset with missing out on these stops and wanted tasting fatigue to be the deciding factor on when the day would end, but I did the best I could given the wretched stop-and-go traffic I had to muck through. The bloggermobile returned back to my home in Baltimore at 2:02am, a little over sixteen hours after setting out from my house the day before. I visited twelve pizzerias, six in Maryland, three in Brooklyn and three in Manhattan and sampled seventeen slices of pizza (eating a few of them whole) over the course of the [...] While this pizza may still be a ways off from good everyday New York pizza from the likes of Vinny Vincenz, Bleeker Street Pizza or Joe’s, among others, the New York Style pizza at Squisito is a lot closer to the mark than many of the Maryland pizzerias offering this style of pizza. The cheese is not the cheaper type that will burn the roof of your mouth when eaten and it has a pleasing saltiness to it….not too much, but enough to make its presence felt. The sauce is not too sweet and is put on with a little restraint, with the balance between cheese, sauce and crust just about [...] Located in a strip mall at the intersection of Ritchie Highway and Earleigh Heights Road, Carini’s qualifies as a pretender in my book. |
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