Peter Stromquist

Tag: New Orleans Pizza

  • Bonci Pizza Review New Orleans LA

    Bonci Pizza Review New Orleans LA Gabriele Bonci. He’s from Rome. Has a popular pizza place there. Set his sights on the US market, and curiously, the place he chose to debut his concept was Chicago, arguably a population that has very strong opinions about their pizza. He opened one, then another. Added New Orleans. […]

  • Mio Amore Pizza Review – Metairie, LA

    Mio Amore is a mall pizza joint that also delivers to the local area.  As it happens, they are on GrubHub, so I had them bring a pie to my New Orleans hotel last week.  It’s a pretty fair pizza, and “value priced,”  meaning more than the heavily discounted big chain offers, but less than […]

  • Magazine Pizza Review – New Orleans

    “Grease is the word, is the word….”    Sometimes, this is exactly the type of pie you crave.  Chewy thin crust that’s getting a good dosing of fat/oil from the toppings, easily foldable, value priced, and most of all, because they are the only ones that deliver to your neighborhood. In what used to be […]

  • Pizza Domenica Review New Orleans

    New Orleans used to be such an awful pizza town when I lived there; now, post Katrina, there are 50% more restaurants than before the storm, despite a smaller population, and there is food of every ilk available and much of it superb.  Including pizza.   My favorite pizza pre the influx of new comers […]

  • New Orleans – Theos Pizza Review

    For the nearly ten years I lived in New Orleans, it was a city full of bad pizza and bad burgers; today it has its fair share of good outlets for both, and is the birthplace of one of America’s fastest growing pizza chains (which is awful, and I won’t bother to stop by and […]

  • New Orleans, LA (Bucktown) R&O Seafood (Review)

    (From the travel archives of Burgerdogboy) Heading out to Bucktown for seafood is a local tradition in the Crescent City; Bucktown is roughly at the end of Canal Street, on Lake Pontchartrain, it used to be the hub of the fishing fleet, and a town where a young “buck” could sew his wild oats, get […]