[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

A Piesanos Stone Fired Pizza is coming soon to where the Beef O'Bradys used to be in Southern Trace. What is good at Piesanos? Piesano's has all your favorite pizzas and pastas Going to be hard picking them over Jersey Mike's or NYPD Pizza.

Originally Posted by allsport

They by far have the best pizza in the villages.

It’s all a matter of opinion, Sammy Joe’s gets our vote as the best in the Villages.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

It’s all a matter of opinion, Sammy Joe’s gets our vote as the best in the Villages.

I have never had Sammy Joe's. Just a moment...

[Taltarzac725]

When we had company we would often go to Flipper's.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

When we had company we would often go to Flipper's.

We used to go to flipper’s, but Marcos is now closer. It’s a chain also, not as good as family owned, but better than every pizza we have tried at least once. Then again we only have pizza 6-8 times a year.

[maistocars]

Great pizza - nice and crispy! We've tried almost all of them and none like Piesano's.

[Stu from NYC]

Piesanos garlic rolls are very good

[mrf6969]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

A Piesanos Stone Fired Pizza is coming soon to where the Beef O'Bradys used to be in Southern Trace. What is good at Piesanos? Piesano's has all your favorite pizzas and pastas Going to be hard picking them over Jersey Mike's or NYPD Pizza.

Piesanos is a full menu italian restaurant. You cannot compare a sub shop to Piesanos.
NYPD Pizza also has a few other options other than pizza but not to the degree of Piesanos. The choice of Piesanos over others mentioned should be easy.

[Road-Runner]

Originally Posted by dlebuis

My husband loves their calzones. I’m gluten free and their cauliflower pizza is good.

This husband agrees with your husband, their calzones are some of the best I've had.

[Dotneko]

We both dislike Piesanos pizza. Even the thin crust. We have tried it 3 times, so we gave them an honest chance. But truly not wasting another nickel there.

Prima makes a pretty good pizza. None compare to Regina in the North End of Boston.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Dotneko

We both dislike Piesanos pizza. Even the thin crust. We have tried it 3 times, so we gave them an honest chance. But truly not wasting another nickel there.

Prima makes a pretty good pizza. None compare to Regina in the North End of Boston.

We cannot get the pizza we used to get in NY and do not expect it any more

[Old Traveller]

Marco's has excellent crust.

Best pizza in North America is Punch Pizza in St Paul Minnesota. The owner spent a year in Naples Italy to learn out how to make the perfect pizza. He uses water buffalo cheese and imports his tomato sauce from Naples. That tomato sauce comes from tomatoes grown in the local volcanic soil.

[Chamo]

People do not know pizza if you think this is good. It’s ok for pizza but come on people please

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Old Traveller

Marco's has excellent crust.

Best pizza in North America is Punch Pizza in St Paul Minnesota. The owner spent a year in Naples Italy to learn out how to make the perfect pizza. He uses water buffalo cheese and imports his tomato sauce from Naples. That tomato sauce comes from tomatoes grown in the local volcanic soil.

I spent 5.5 years in the Twin Cities and found the people very friendly. May go back for a visit some time. I was there from 1986 to late 1991 while getting a law degree at the U of MN Law School and also working for a short time in the History and Travel Department of the Central Minneapolis Public Library as well as at the University of Minnesota Law Library and as a Legal Assistance to Minneapolis Prisoners Student Co-Director for Minnesota Correctional Facility -Stillwater. And then writing everyone I could think of in the Fall of 1991 about problems I saw in the delivery of practical information to those people pulled into the legal system about their rights and the services available to them. And the problems I found trying to say something about that hole. People in Minnesota were some of the most helpful when I wrote them in 1992 when I had a better idea about whom to contact.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Chamo

People do not know pizza if you think this is good. It’s ok for pizza but come on people please

If you did not come from a place like NY that served great pizza how would one know that what we get here is not on the same level

[barbara828]

Everything EXCEPT the pizza. Born, raised Queens. Then NJ. Never had any of what they call NYpizza. It's toast, not pizza.