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Exactly what displaced New Yorkers crave – more space and great pizza. Anthony Mangieri of NYC’s East Village classic brought his reputation and coveted no-yeast dough recipe to the Bay and opened an appropriately ginormous cathedral-eque ode to Napolitan-style pizza. Said pies are cooked in an impressive wood-burning oven that was hand-made then imported from Naples. Only four pizzas on the menu – white, marinara, marinara with cheese and cherry tomato with cheese – which we love: Americans have too much damn choice these days.
NYC meets SF: thin crust pizza is given the full Cali-organic treatment on a bright, busy Mission corner, inpires lines out-the-door even on weeknights. Mix-n-match your own pie with toppings like ... read more
Little sister to next-door Delfina diva bakes one of the city’s best pizzas. Industrial steel, oak, and white-tiled setting cranks out thin crust beauties to a worshipping following. Apps, salads, ... read more
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