How about a NE "pizza tour" ?
I got the idea from Jeff Varasano's pizza page..
http://slice.seriouseats.com/jvpizza/
There's a lot of pizza topics on here...who else wants to try more and find the perfect one? I'd love to go to New Haven and try their pizza..(I will eventually..probably when it gets a little cooler out) but honestly I'd feel a bit awkward sitting there by myself eating a pizza. Nobody I know is nuts enough to go 2hrs away for a pizza. Then again I still have to hit a few places here in RI..I think I'm going to hit EG next and try Frank and John's next.
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All time favorite is La Festa Brick and Brew in Dover NH
300 Central Ave
Dover, NH 03824
(603) 743-4100Unfortunately I discovered it during my last semester at UNH. I have been known to drive over an hour for their pizza though. Road trip from RI is definitely on the to-do list soon. They have awesome garlic knots and you can get garlic knot pizza crust too. Yummy!
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I've done limited pizza tours in NYC, and a few food trips that included pizza joints over the past couple of years, but have never done a "pizza weekend" or something similar. It's definitely a great idea, though!
I'll throw some of my favorites in New England onto this thread, for what it's worth:
Santarpio's, East Boston, MA
Regina's, Boston, MA
Galleria Umberto, Boston, MA
Bianchi's Pizza, Revere, MA
Lynwood Cafe, Randolph, MA
Monte's, Lynn, MA
Tripoli Bakery, Lynn, MA
Sicilia's, Providence, RI
Fellini's, Providence, RI
Pepe's, New Haven, CT
Pizza Barn, Center Ossipee, NH
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