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Naples-Style Pizza Cart in Arlington, Virginia

Photograph courtesy of the Pupatella pizza cart. Melissa McCart (Counter Intelligence) writes about a type of street cart you don't often see, a Neapolitan pizza cart. It's in Arlington, Virginia's Ballston neighborhood: Enzo Algarme and Anastasiya Laufenberg weren't kidding when they said they know pizza. The name of Ballston's new Pupatella Food Cart—pupatella is slang for doll in Naples—is a reference to Algarme's grandmother who inspired his love of cooking. Although they've only been open a week and are making do with a standard oven as opposed to the wood-burning one that's becoming the standard in the area's top...

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Posted by Adam Kuban, October 4, 2007 at 2:15 PM
Tagged: Arlington, Neapolitan, pizza carts, Virginia, Washington D.C.

Virginia Reader Tip: Pomodoro

Dear Slice, You forgot to include northern Virginia in your lists. And the best of the best is Pomodoro (Tony, the owner, is from Naples, by way of Brooklyn). —Larrie F.; Fairfax Station, Virginia Thanks, Larrie. We're always looking for good recommendations for pizza made by New York City expatriates. —The Management POMODORO PIZZA AND PASTA Address: 12152 Fairfax Towne Center, Fairfax VA 22033 [map] Phone: 703-273-7405...

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Posted by Adam Kuban, November 20, 2006 at 8:46 PM
Tagged: Dear Slice, U.S., Virginia


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