A list of officially (!) recognized good pizza restaurants from the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana.
Who knew that Seattle is the capital of good pizza?
Hat tip: Sue Dynarski
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8 years ago
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2 comments:
Alas, Seattle is not the capital of good pizza. Seattle merely burns with a lust for bureaucratic approval.
In other parts of the world restaurants might try to get a reputation for good pizza by serving good pizza, but around here we do it the official way.
Who are the Italians to say what's good pizza and what's not?! : P
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