Best Pizza (with oregano}
 

Best two pizza places in and around TV is Belleview Pizza and Mallory Hill. Both will add oregano to pizza while cooking. Some others refuse to add oregano, just hand you a shaker.

The best pizza I have had is Piesanos. Thin crispy crust and excellent toppings. Publix plaza on 44 by Rohan Rex Center.

I prefer a little thicker crust, depends on what you grew up with.

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I grew up in Philly, thin crust, thick cheese oozing with oil. Unfortunately, I have yet to find it anywhere else.

Calling all New Yorkers.................Here is your thread.




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Thin pizza but not cardboard tasting, it's Sammy Joe's at Mulberry Plaza. Discovered that place about five years ago, unfortunately it's a good 35 minute drive from my home. It's doesn't have any atmosphere or style, it's simply good pizza. The lady that owned Son Rise at Southern Trace owns this place and now all her energy is here.

Closer to home, I found the recently opened Piesano's at the Rohan Shopping Center was excellent pizza. It's thicker with bread like crust, in fact I had one Saturday.

Sammy Joe's Pizzeria

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This is Piesano's pizza

Piesanos Stone Fired Pizza in The Villages Florida

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Rat Rods pizza
 

Omg! Just by chance someone mentioned this place which is out 301 past the turnpike. My other 2 go to places were closed on Sunday. We ordered it on line and the owner himself delivered it! Thin crust fire oven baked with a special seasoning really gave it a kick. It is our new go to place. Very fresh ingredients

The place on 301 is in Wildwood (across from Napolitanos - formerly Chefs of Napoli) is Sammy's. That is a different restaurant from Sammy Joe's which is located on 8760 SE 165th Mulberry Lane. It can be confusing.

Also a fan of Bellevue Pizza....plus a lot of other great Italian dishes.

I'm not understanding why getting oregano on pizza when you ask for it is praise-worthy. Unless it's a topping combination that specifically includes basil, oregano is a standard sprinkle on all pizzas. You shouldn't have to ask for it. It should automatically come that way.

Flippers is one of many that will not add oregano before cooking pizza. Oregano adds flavor to any pizza when cooked on.

[QUOTE=John_W;1687015]Thin pizza but not cardboard tasting, it's Sammy Joe's at Mulberry Plaza. Discovered that place about five years ago, unfortunately it's a good 35 minute drive from my home. It's doesn't have any atmosphere or style, it's simply good pizza. The lady that owned Son Rise at Southern Trace owns this place and now all her energy is here.

Miss the Son Rise Cafe. Best lunch in TV. IMHO!

With or without oregano, the very least of the problem with pizza around here.


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We agree. Had "the works" but I forgot what they called it. Very good pie with lots of fresh taste, good crust (no burn), and we will return.

My wife and I have found that Belleview Pizza is as close to Chicago-style thin crust pizza as you can fine in central Florida.

OK gave the Rat Rod place a chance. It is a bit strange way of ordering but it worked fine. You order thru an online company called Slice. He has a very limited menu but that is fine. You type in your address to see if they deliver. That has been the problem since we have moved to Osceola Hills no one delivers. Not a problem delivery is $5. I think this is a one man operation. When I submitted the online order I intermediately got a call from the owner he was headed to Ocala to pick up Flour. He asked if I could be flexible on my delivery time not a problem. We settled on between 5 and 530. He got here about 5 20. I think he takes the orders, makes the pizza and delivers it himself which I have to tell you all worked out fine. The pizza was fantastic it comes from a wood fired oven and you can tell crust was nice and crispy with just a little burn on the outer edge. It is not cheap but for me to sit at home and he bring the fresh pizza to the door not a bad deal.



Your Food Price


1 The Rat Rod Supreme Pizza $25.00
Type: Pizza
Whole: Homemade Italian Sausage, Veggies (Red, Yellow, Orange, Sweet Peppers), Onions $6.00
Special Instructions: "Heavy on the toppings please. Crust well done but not burnt. Thank you"

Subtotal $31.00
Tax $2.06
Delivery Fee* $5.00
Tip $4.65
Shop Discount (5%) -$1.55

Total $41.16

We happened by the Mallory yesterday, very pleasant surprise- two pizza's and two cocktails--hit the spot--the place was packed, compared to the cane, they're on the right path