This is good to know. When I first moved to this part of town, and got an Angelina's pizza, it was perfect. It was the platonic ideal of New York-style Italian-backgrounded thin pizza.
This was about a year and a half ago. I've ordered a few times since then and been disappointed, and was starting to wonder if I'd hallucinated that first time.
Italian rather than Greek is important to me in the flavor of the sauce, and a majority of pizza places in greater Camberville seem to be Greek. Is Pini's Italian? Not that the Greek pizza is bad, not at all, but Italian is what I grew up with and sometimes I want that nostalgia.
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Date: 2009-10-24 01:09 pm (UTC)This was about a year and a half ago. I've ordered a few times since then and been disappointed, and was starting to wonder if I'd hallucinated that first time.
Italian rather than Greek is important to me in the flavor of the sauce, and a majority of pizza places in greater Camberville seem to be Greek. Is Pini's Italian? Not that the Greek pizza is bad, not at all, but Italian is what I grew up with and sometimes I want that nostalgia.