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New York Vs. Connecticut: Who Has The Better Pizza?
Here we go again! The battle for the best pizza lives on. Newsweek is reporting that a "delegation from Connecticut " flew out to Washington D.C. to declare that New Haven, Connecticut be declared the Pizza Capital of The United States. Rep. Rosa DeLauro of New Haven said in a...
Connecticut restaurant to be featured on ‘America’s Best Restaurants’
HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) – An authentic Greek fast-casual eatery is getting a special visit from America’s Best Restaurants (ABR) this summer. The ABR Roadshow is planning to stop by Freskos for filming on June 6. The televised roadshow travels the country with the aim of bringing attention to independently-owned, local restaurants. It typically highlights the […]
Comedian Roasts Connecticut’s Competitive Pizza Spirit, Calls for Unity
Comedian Greg Stone is doing four shows over a three day stint at Comix Roadhouse (Mohegan Sun) this weekend. I remembered Greg from one of his hilarious Instagram clips and I knew I had to get him on the show. Stone called in and join us on the Friday (5/24/24) edition of the Ethan, Lou & Large Dave Show.
NYC burns Connecticut over brazen attempt to seize ‘Best Pizza’ crown: ‘Cheesy stunt’
Any way you slice it, this was gonna be a fight. Connecticut lawmakers are planning to officially declare their state the “Pizza Capital of the U.S.” — prompting New York City pols and locals alike to tell them where they can stuff it. “What the hell?” said an incredulous Mohamed Ali, a dough-slinger at Joe’s Pizza on Carmine Street in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. “Even Italians when they come here, they say the pizza of New York is better than the one in Italy right now,” Ali told The Post on Tuesday. “Connecticut — how many people live there? It’s New York, Manhattan!” The...
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