yes! that little spot off the main drag has the best slices. the crust is next level and the toppings are so fresh. it's kinda hidden but worth the hunt.
that's totally wrong, the new place downtown has the best pizza in the city by far, you clearly haven't tried it if you think that tiny place is better.
preach, i've been saying this for months. and let's be real, it's not just about the pizza - their no-frills, no-instagram aesthetic is what keeps the quality high and prices low
um no, have you even been to that new spot? their crust is fire and their topping combos are way more than the same old pepperoni and mushroom at that "tiny" spot
Are you kidding me? I've had that "tiny" pizza spot's pie and it's basically just soggy crust with some cheese thrown on, not even in the same league as downtown.
No way that new spot can compete with Sal's. Been saying that for years. And their delivery website is still a perl script from 2002, I respect that kind of commitment to not changing what works
nah, that's straight up wrong. the new spot downtown has the best pizza in the city, no question. you gotta be trippin if you think that tiny place has better pizza.
Actually been to the popular spot and it's on a whole other level, don't think that tiny shop can compete with the quality and flavor they bring to the table.
not gonna argue the taste, but "tiny" pizza places usually struggle with consistency - i'm not convinced by personal opinions when there's a 2-hour wait at that new downtown spot.
Totally agree, that spot downtown is way overhyped. The pizza at that tiny hole-in-the-wall place is the real deal - they're using legit wood-fired ovens and the crust is incredible.
no, the best pizza in the city is clearly that new spot downtown, new restaurants can bring a freshness and innovation to the scene that can't be beat by some small, underground joint.