Archive for 'Pizza'
New Pizza Truck Serving Up Artichoke Pie in Midtown
Last Friday I told you that Papa Perrone’s, the new pizza truck parked on 55th btw. Madison & Park, was going to be serving their special artichoke pie on Monday. Well I went and checked it out, and it turns out artichoke pie is literally artichoke pie. Not pizza, but pie- like a quiche (but not as lame.)
As first […]
Posted: July 24th, 2008 under 55th & Park, Cart, Italian, Pizza.
Comments: 18
Lazzara’s Pizza to Get a Second Location; Original Still Hoppin’
Big news out of the Midtown pizza front: Lazzara’s, the relatively old school sit down pizza place on 38th btw. 7+8th is getting a second location on 9th Ave. btw. 43+44th. Opened 23 years ago, the original Lazzara’s has been mentioned a few times on this site in the comments, usually when the discussion of best […]
Posted: June 16th, 2008 under Italian, Lazzara's Pizza, Out of Bounds, Pizza.
Comments: 3
And Then There Were Two (99 Cent Pizza Now $1.49)
I promised I wouldn’t cry post about all the price increases, because there were just too many, and it is starting to sound like a broken record at this point… but some things are much bigger than a Price Hike List (which I put up on the left hand Navbar on Wednesday). For example- the $1 slice […]
Posted: May 23rd, 2008 under *3rd Ave. btw 43+44th, 8th btw. 48+49th, Pizza, Price Hike.
Comments: 10
Want To Buy A Pizza Truck? I hear the Pranzo one is for sale…
Photo by Dave Cook from Eating in Translation
The Pranzo Pizza Truck, which popped up on 55th btw. Park+Lex last October, and then disappeared, has been found (sort of) by Eating in Translation! This sign was spotted yesterday in Washington Heights. Lesson learned: if you copy a concept from a really popular vendor […]
Posted: May 15th, 2008 under 55th & Park, Cart, Pizza.
Comments: 3
ANGELO’S IS APPROVED BY SLICE
It may not fit the strict Midtown Lunch feel test, but Angelo’s coal oven pizza on 57th btw. 6+7th has been approved by pizza king Adam Kuban over at Slice. He used to be hesitant to recommend the “uniformly bland” pie, but it “seems to have improved,” and now he would “send [someone] to Angelo’s […]
Posted: May 12th, 2008 under 57th & 6th, Asides, Pizza.
Comments: 2
Midtown Lunch Readers’ Poll: Best Pizza
I’m out of town until January 7th, so until then I’m turning over the site to you for the First Annual Midtown Lunch Readers Poll, to determine the best that Midtown lunch’ing has to offer. You can only vote once, so choose wisely. Links to info about most of the nominees can be […]
Posted: January 4th, 2008 under 2007 Midtown Lunch Readers Poll, Pizza.
Comments: 5
Cosi introduces “Authentic” Flatbread Pizzas, New York goes “huh?”
I have a soft spot in my heart for Cosi. The bread is just so damn good, and baked fresh right in the middle of the store. We can make jokes about chains all we want, but a sandwich on fresh, brick oven baked bread is good. I don’t care what anybody says. And if you put free pieces […]
Posted: November 30th, 2007 under Cosi, Pizza.
Comments: 10
The Pranzo Pizza Truck Attempts to Replace Jiannetto’s as Best Grandma Slice
If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then the new Pranzo Pizza Truck that recently popped up on 55th & Park is a really complementary outfit. My guess is the Jiannetto’s Pizza Truck doesn’t see it that way. It’s one thing to build your own truck and serve pizza out of it. It’s another thing […]
Posted: October 15th, 2007 under 55th & Park, Italian, Pizza.
Comments: 15
Little Italy Pizza and the Futile Search for a good Chicken Parm
The search for a good Chicken Parm sub in Midtown trucks on. This week’s stop is Little Italy Pizza on 45th btw. 5+6th. If you spend any time reading the comments posted to Midtown Lunch, then you know about Little Italy Pizza, and its neighbor across the street, Park Italian. Both places have their fans, and […]
Posted: September 10th, 2007 under 45th btw. 5+6th, Italian, Pizza.
Comments: 33
Whole Foods Is Hands Down the Best Generic Midtown Deli
In the far reaches of Midtown, there exists a magical place whose enormity, and depth of choice, is only eclipsed by its price. A wonderland of lunches, that makes Dishes or Variety Cafe look like a sandbox inside Disney World. Where prepared meals circle ethnic food stations, and pre-packaged sushi is turned out fresh by the minute. If only […]
Posted: August 13th, 2007 under Buffet by lb., Columbus Circle, Deli, Pizza, Salads, Sandwiches, Soups, Subway Lunch, Sushi.
Comments: 8








