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Portland, Oregon: Pizza Kingdom Come

The pizza scene in Portland has been fairly stationary since the much-hyped New Year's Eve opening of East Burnside's Sizzle Pie. As we approach Sizzle's one year anniversary, a second location is preparing to open in Southwest Portland, and the overall pizza landscape in Portland has encountered a rapid growth spurt. Here's what's on the horizon...

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Daily Slice: DiPrima Dolci Italian Bakery & Café, Portland, Oregon

An Italian bakery in Portland is out of place. Curiosity got the best of me, however, when I learned that pizza made by honest-to-goodness Queens natives lurked inside of the mythical establishment. After almost two years of strolling by like an ignoramus, I can say with confidence that the bakers at DiPrima Dolci are slinging some solid pies.

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Portland, Oregon: All-You-Can-Eat Pizza at Tastebud Farm Dining Room

Mention Tastebud to a Portlander, and they'll likely think of Tastebud's Saturday Farmers' Market stand, where they sell schmeared bagel sandwiches, pitas stuffed with lamb, and reheated, parbaked slices of pizza. Very few people know that Tastebud's pizza is available fresh from an actual bricks-and-mortar establishment, and even fewer know that you can eat as much as your belly will allow every Sunday night for fifteen dollars.

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Portland, Oregon: Gladstone Street Pizza

I was surprised to see the oft-buzzed-about Gladstone Street Pizza left off of Portland Monthly's March 2011 Portland pizza round-up. What once was a coffee shop dabbling in pizza has recently become a full-time pizzeria, and the sharpened focus has allowed the pizza quality to improve, steadily approaching Portland's top tier.

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Daily Slice: Sizzle Pie, Portland, Oregon

My prime suggestion for Sizzle Pie is to pick a direction and stay focused. I enjoyed the ease and casual nature inside, the big portion, and the simplicity of everyday ingredients put together to satisfy a late-night or hungover craving. On the other side of the spectrum, it offers basil-cashew pizza with goat cheese and cracked egg. I understand the desire to have something for everyone, but the act of spreading its act so thin (41 unique pizza selections on the whole-pie menu plus "create your own") allowed my meaty slice to fall just short of excellence.

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Field Report: Sizzle Pie, Portland, Oregon

This could arguably be the best brick-and-mortar New York–ish slice in Stumptown. A crisp thin crust, a sauce that nicely balances sweet and savory, and a judiciously distributed blanket of dry-aged mozzarella. Its most glaring fault is the lack of life at the rim. Both slices I sampled—one plain ($3) and one pepperoni ($3.25)—catwalked an edge crust that was almost completely flat and relatively insubstantial in the flavor department. I visited on only their fifth day being open, so know that there's plenty of time for them to improve. That said, I definitely plan on returning. It's a quality greasy slice for a decent value and in a convenient location.

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Portland Pizza Roundup! Links Galore!

You know how they say competition is a good for the consumer? The thinking, of course, is that it forces competitors to up their respective games. Here's an example.

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Portland, Oregon: Lovely Seasonal Pizza at Lovely's Fifty-Fifty

The wood-fired pizzas at Lovely's Fifty-Fifty rival some of Portland's best. Our favorite was topped with wild nettles, Fontina, Taleggio, and pancetta.

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Daily Slice: Hopworks Urban Brewery, Portland, Oregon

The daily option for meat lovers featured Canadian bacon with onion and red peppers. The onions were white, and chopped haphazardly, leaving bursts of raw, pungent onion flavor. The red peppers were half-cooked, giving this slice a salad-like feel. The tomato sauce was a sweet paste best suited to a glass jar on a grocery store shelf. A thick layer of mozzarella was gelatinous due to a poor reheat and contributed no flavor; the crust was buttery, crunchy, and flaky but underseasoned.

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