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Tony's Pizza Napoletana, San Francisco

Ladies and germs, I'm in San Francisco again. Got a wedding to go to—a friend of my girlfriend's is getting hitched. And while the GF was out having a "day of beauty" with the bride and her amigas, I was abandoned at the Powell Street BART Station like a litter of puppies no one wanted. But that's OK, 'cause I like nothing more than being in an unfamiliar place, left to my own devices to explore the pizza on offer. Unlike previous visits, though, this time I'm a bit more organized—I came armed with a San Francisco Pizza Wishlist...

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8 Comments | Posted by Adam Kuban, September 5, 2009 at 1:12 PM
Tagged: Bay Area, California, Naples-style, North Beach, reviews, San Francisco, SF Jaunt 2009, Slice reviews, Tony Gemignani, Tony's Pizza Napoletana, wood oven

Tony's Pizza Napoletana: Pizza Paradise in SF

"A beatific smile slowly crept over my face as I wallowed in pizza delight." Tony's Pizza Napoletana 1570 Stockton Street Union Street, San Francisco CA 94133 (at Union Street; map); 415-835-9888; internationalschoolofpizza.com Pizza Style: Amazingly, all kinds Oven Type: Again, amazingly, four different types The Skinny: World Pizza Champion team member Tony Gemignani's combined pizzeria/pizza school is a veritable university or museum of pizza, with four different oven types to make an endless variety of pizza styles, from Neapolitan to New York to Trenton tomato pies, and more When I first decided to go public with my thoughts and feelings...

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23 Comments | Posted by L.A. Pizza Maven, July 20, 2009 at 5:00 PM
Tagged: Bay Area, California, Naples-style, reviews, San Francisco, Slice reviews, Tony Gemignani, Tony's Pizza Napoletana, wood oven


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