Pizza restaurants in North America
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Ramunto's Brick & Brew Pizzeria
The longtime favorite in town, Ramunto's recently moved its headquarters to a new space, but still serves up nicely seasoned pizzas. You can grab a slice and watch the game or enjoy a slice a freshly baked pie al fresco on the front patio.
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Klondike
Haines' newest restaurant serves excellent wood-fired pizza, salads and beer that's brewed only two doors down.
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Steve's Pizza
- Miami, USA
- Restaurants › Pizza
So many pizza chains compete for the attention of tourists in South Beach, but ask a Miami Beach local where to get the best pizza and they'll tell you about Steve's. This is New York–style pizza, thin crust and handmade with care and good ingredients. New branches of Steve's are opening elsewhere in Miami, all in decidedly nontouristy areas, which preserves that feeling of authenticity.
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Ken's Artisan Pizza
Glorious wood-fired, thin-crust pizzas – and a long wait to try them (no reservations). Super-trendy atmosphere, with huge sliding windows that open to the street on warm nights.
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Rip 'n' Richards Eatery
Enjoy the views of the Elk River and surrounding peaks from the deck. But save some attention for the long menu of good burgers, salads and pizza.
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Copper Kettle
Regina's favorite pizza joint is actually quite large and stylish, with a wide patio across from Victoria Park. The choice of toppings boggles the mind although you'll be all atwitter if you opt for the sausage, mushroom and sun-dried tomato number. The pizzas have a good, crispy crust.
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Reel Pizza Cinerama
This place caters to the indulgent among us who like munching on good pizza, drinking local microbrews and lounging on couches while watching a nightly flick ($6) on the big screen. Films range from indie and foreign films to the latest Hollywood fodder, with two screenings most nights (usually around 6pm and 8pm).
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Planet Pizza
Grab a cheap bite or satisfy late-night munchies at Planet Pizza.
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Zion Pizza & Noodle Co
Utah microbrews and fully-loaded pizzas, calzones, salads and pasta bowls for hungry hikers.
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Mountain High Pizza Pie
This arty, airy restaurant makes fabulous pizza that is served with a mug of one of Alaska's favorite microbrews.
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Broadway Heights
- Chico, USA
- Restaurants › Pizza
Upstairs overlooking a busy corner, Broadway Heights puts inexpensive pizzas, focaccia sandwiches and Cal-Med entrees on the table.
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Patellini's Pizza
Still going strong with New York-style pizza slices and overstuffed calzones, Patellini's has some of the best pizza in southwest Florida.
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Edelín Pizzería & Restaurant
It serves good, Sardinian-style pizza, as well as tortas (sandwiches), ceviche, fish fillets, shrimp and lobster; beer costs M$15.
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Presto Pizza
- Miami, USA
- Restaurants › Pizza
Presto goes NYC style on the pie, and is beloved by northeasterners longing for a thin-crust slice of home. It’s a good, greasy alternative.
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Isabella's
This casual neighborhood place has only a few tables, but it's worth crowding in to sample the excellent Italian pies and gourmet sandwiches, made from high-quality market-fresh ingredients.
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Thai Pizza Company
Try one of the creative East-meets-West pizzas at Thai Pizza Company, or go old-school and sample some real (pizza-less) Thai off the mix-and-match menu.
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Settebello
If you find yourself wandering around lost in the ‘burbs, search out this traditional Neapolitan-style pizzaiolo for wood oven–fired pies.
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Mulberry Street Pizzeria
Regularly voted one of LA’s best pizza joints, this red-checkered, low-attitude respite is the spot for New York–style slices – thin, greasy and served up quick.
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Giordano's
Giordano's has been in business since 1930, so it must be doing something right. This family-friendly eatery is famous for its fried clams and also serves good hand-tossed pizzas.
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Pizza of Waterton
Fine pizza 'to go' (the lakeside calls on warm summer evenings), or in the informal interior where you can wash it down with a cold Canadian beer.
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Pizza Antica
Artisan pizzas baked the old-fashioned way, in stone ovens, are the specialty here. Grab a sidewalk table on Santana Row and enjoy a cold tap beer while San Jose's best pizza is crafted to order.
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Vendetta's
- Vail, USA
- Restaurants › Pizza
In overpriced and borderline snooty Vail, this throwback pizza joint wins for aroma, ambience and, well, pizza. They do steaks and chops as well as pasta dishes too, but the pizza is what satisfies.
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Claudio's
Classic Italian fare and pizzas are served to ravenous hordes at this old-fashioned but oh-so-popular storefront. Tables outside are in demand in summer. Many opt for takeout and the comfort of their rooms.
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Savario’s
This tiny, family-run takeout pizza shop serves tasty pizzas and calzones, and remains something of a Portsmouth secret – despite winning ‘best in town’ awards for its homemade pies.
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Bonobo
On a pleasant residential street in the West End, Bonobo is a neighborhood favorite for its delicious thin-crust pizzas. You can eat there, or order it to go – and enjoy it on the nearby Western Promenade.
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