|
|||||
|
Food and Things has learned that Two Boots Pizza, which is erecting a storefront on Broadway between 95th and 96th Street, is planning a soft opening for next week. The official open is slated for some time in August, according to a company spokesperson. Two Boots already sells its well regarded slices in midtown and [...] It’s possible to stumble on great pizza in the most unexpected places. Take Mattituck on Long Island’s North Fork where we lucked into The Sicilian and its outstanding pies. Mattituck is situated in the middle of Long Island’s North Fork. Abundant vineyards? Check. Farmstands brimming with fresh-pick produce? Check. The shimmering waters of the Peconic? [...] “How do you like the pizza?” asked the hot Italian guy sitting next to me after we had devoured our luscious pie at Keste, the Neopolitan pizza joint in the Village. When I told him I thought the topping was delicious, but objected to the soggy crust, he explained that Keste’s crust is prepared just [...] Last night, we walked up to Sal and Carmine’s to get a pizza.The gloomy weather matched Carmine’s mood. It was so sad to see the legendary pizza man, minus longtime partner Sal, standing all by himself in his pizza joint, gazing mournfully out the shop’s window fronting Broadway. Asked about the circumstances surrounding Sal’s death [...] Ed Levine of Serious Eats writes a loving tribute to pizza maker Sal Malanga, who died recently. As Levine points out, Sal was one of New York’s great pizza men. Sal’s legacy will live on, says Levine: I hailed a cab to take my pizza home. My son, Will, was watching the Mets-Yankees game. We [...] |
|||||
|
Copyright © 2013 Food and Things - All Rights Reserved |
|||||