Regional Talk > Connecticut Chat > Ok guys, where do you get your pizza in CT?

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Re: Ok guys, where do you get your pizza in CT?

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Putting in a vote for Palmieri's Pizza in Putnam. I have not had a bad pie/meal from there yet. They are in the Riverfront Commons off of Kennedy Drive. Their small is about as big as a large at other places.

Check them out.

Is that in the plaza with Price Chopper?

Sure is!

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New "California Gourmet" pizza shop called Stone & Paddle.

»www.stoneandpaddle.com/

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Johnny's in Brooklyn.

Well, I'm sort of a pizza snob. There's not much around this area I like. I miss Italian Village Pizza from when I lived in Pittsburgh for a few years.

I obviously prefer my own NY Style pizzas I make.

But, Palmeri's isn't bad in Putnam. Though, usually cheese is odd and isn't truely NY Style. Often pizza is not cooked enough. The new place Nuccios in Dayville wasn't good, I had to scrape the flour off the bottom of my pizza.

Pizza Pizzaz, I didn't like. To those who say Pizza Pizzaz in Putnam, I think you mean Pyzzz. Which is ok, but not as good as it used to be. The other Pizza Pizzazz is in Danielson.

For Greek, I like Johnny's in Brooklyn, Johnny himself is of course awesome and a nice guy, sad I hear they will retire in a few years and none of their kids wanna take over. It's not that puffy bland crust most have.

I want to try Willington Pizza House, it sounds ok and the second location is on my way home from work. I'll try Athens in Putnam too. Zoe's is right out. That was just plain awful.

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I've never been willing to drive very far to get pizza, and generally prefer free delivery. On occasion I've even consumed Chuck E Cheese pizza and thought it wasn't all that bad (super combo only, their cheese pizza is like cheese on cardboard).

Anyway, today I read in my local paper that Pepe's of New Haven is coming to Danbury. I'm looking forward to trying some. It looks like Pepe's is either franchising or just growing. Hey, now Danbury has a Chuck E Cheese and soon a Pepe's. We are becoming a city after only 300+ years.

I think Danbury started out in 1685 as Swampfield by early settlers with absolutely no marketing concept and a very literal view of what they saw. Shortly after in 1687 the British colonial powers that be corrected the Swampfield atrocity and named the then town Danbury ... but finally we are getting a Pepe's, our old Swampfield settlers would be so proud.

Story from - »www.newstimes.com/news/article/P···8531.php

The one at the Mohegan Sun pretty much sucks. It had a distinct greasy, salty taste.

O.

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I get pizza at Grassy Plains Pizza in Bethel. Garlic and onion are the toppings of choice for me.

The "famous" New Haven pizzas do nothing for me, they are far too oily for my taste.

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This may not go over well, but I have been turned to the dark side.

PapaJohn's in Danbury is so darned easy to order from online.

The pizza is decent, not great, but acceptable. Selection, price, delivery, and ease of ordering are all amazingly good. It's nice to pick your options on a web site.
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Most definately Family Pizza in Niantic.

you already said that once in this thread. is this a commercial advertisement post?
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In the Waterbury, Woodbury, Middlebury, Watertown area what do you guys like?

In the Bristol area, Max's Pizza is pretty hard to beat. Also Luna Pizza, which is a franchise, makes a nice thin crust pizza.
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