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My vote goes to Vinny Vincenz over Artichoke. I think Artichoke is overrated (or at least too inconsistent for my taste) but you really can't go wrong with either.
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re: mrnyc
i saw the light re: artichoke. walking by earlier, i saw the line wasn't too bad, so i finally tried their sicilian (i'd been trying my luck with the plain and artichoke slices). it was definitely the best sicilian i've had in the manhattan. i am an idiot.
so my vote has been changed to vinny v for plain, artichoke for square.
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PIE serves a variety of pizzas by the pound on 4th Ave between 12th and 13th street. The pizzas are long and thin and just like some I've had in Italy. You choose how much or little you want of any pizza-- the beauty is you get to have a few flavors, instead of committing to just one!
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re: sararose
I have become seriously addicted to Vinny Vincenz's truck's Sicilian slices. (I live near Union Square.) I have one slice every day. When they're just right, the crust is crispy on the bottom, light and fluffy in the middle, and the marinara sauce is slightly sweet. Not too much cheese. Reminds me of pizza I've had in Italy (I know, I know, it was really invented here, but hey). I figure one slice with just a little cheese isn't going to wreak havoc with my weight. It's pretty much all I eat all day, other than a few spoons of plain yogurt. Anyway, Vinny (actually Salvatore) rocks!
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re: JungMann
They've had posted hours since they first opened and my first few attempts at any time between lunch and late afternoon have been met with either a closed door or an open door with a paper plate on the window. I haven't attempted to go before evening since those first attempts, so I'm not sure if they still operate like that or have since been able to open early.
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re: Spends Rent on Food
Artichoke opens at noon, sometimes even earlier. The only problem is that the Sicilian slice (their best, IMHO) is usually just about to come out of the oven at noon, and it's too hot to eat for a good 20 minutes. But they'll box up a slice and I carry it over to the park at St. Mark's Church on E. 10th. By the time I get there, it's just right. Heaven!
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