[DawnMTL]

Originally Posted by JViello

LOL You can always head into Boston for Santarpio's or Regina.

ITA on Ginza for sushi. The best I've had in CT was at Mikado in Middletown.

The BEST I've had ever was at Iron Chef Morimoto's place in Philly. Ridiculous.

If you go a couple of blocks down from Ginza, to Sake Cafe, you'll be pleasantly surprised -- it's delicious!

[Slipperman]

Originally Posted by DandJ

I've learned to never ask, when new to a city or town, "who has good pizza?" They're never "right." One man's treasure is another man's trash when it comes to pizza, it seems.

exactly. my tastes are rather hard to pin down. i like places like Luna's, DaVincis, Joey Garlics but i also like places like Pizza Hut which a lot of people don't like. and then there's places like Illiano's and No Anchovies that i will eat without a problem but are not my favorite. so i know what i like when i have it and usually other peoples suggestions don't quite match up.

[Slipperman]

Originally Posted by mkiv808

Wow, talk about a need for a website redesign.

looks like they made a jpg image of their menu initially at a smaller size then when they stretched it out for the web site, it became unreadable.

[JViello]

Originally Posted by mkiv808

Wow, talk about a need for a website redesign.

It seems to be a Yellow Book special. You know "advertise with us and we'll build you a free web page." lol

Pizza Restaurant Manchester, CT - Woodbridge Pizza Co.

[mtngigi]

I'm from CT, but have been in Colorado for a very long time now. I miss "back east" pizza and grinders so much I can hardly stand it. Even places out here that insist they have pizza like back east are clueless.

Here's what I tell people in CO about pizza back east. That there's a good pizza place in just about every town, on just about every block, all over the state of CT. Italian pizza places, Greek pizza places, I loved them all.

When I go home, the first thing I do is get an eggplant grinder (non-existent out here) ... and then I'm in heaven.

All this is by way of saying that you all don't know how lucky you are to have all those places to get pizza and grinders (another thing no one out here knows how to make), and as someone said, even a bad pizza is still pretty good.

[Stylo]

Yup, I'm practically a stone throw's away from a spectacular pizza place.

Jimmy's Apizza - Milford, CT

I always found the Danbury area a little lacking in pizza, until recently as they've gained a couple good places like Stanziato, Laurentano and Pepe's. But even Danbury's pizza being meh for CT is beyond what you'll get in a lot of other states.

[Stratford, Ct. Resident]

Originally Posted by mkiv808

Yup, I'm practically a stone throw's away from a spectacular pizza place.

Jimmy's Apizza - Milford, CT

I always found the Danbury area a little lacking in pizza, until recently as they've gained a couple good places like Stanziato, Laurentano and Pepe's. But even Danbury's pizza being meh for CT is beyond what you'll get in a lot of other states.

Good, but Pappa's is the best choice in Milford, IMHO.

[Stylo]

Originally Posted by Stratford, Ct. Resident

Good, but Pappa's is the best choice in Milford, IMHO.

I didn't like it.

[Stratford, Ct. Resident]

Originally Posted by mkiv808

I didn't like it.

Whaaaaaaaat????????

[Stylo]

Originally Posted by Stratford, Ct. Resident

Whaaaaaaaat????????

Maybe I hit it on a bad night. I've been meaning to give it a second chance.