Comments on: Munchmobile Pizza Quest

By: localneighbor

localneighbor — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 23:44:37 +0000

My pick for best pizza – Hoboken:
Torna’s Pizzeria at 254 9th St. Clean, fresh sauce taste, family made…i.e., the real deal

By: Journey

Journey — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:20:24 +0000

danzig wrote:

boston1 wrote:

Do you really think all pizza in hoboken is “bad?”

The dudes at Delfino’s were pissed. “If I ever get my hands on that guy …” was uttered more than once during the weekly tripe fry.

Aren’t the guys aat Delfino’s still on vacation?

By: eteacher

eteacher — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:03:23 +0000

If y7ou all wnat to travel a little, the BEST pizza is in Freehold. The place is called Federici’s. It’s thin crust and so damn delicious. Everytime I go home, I must always bring apie back. All of my friends look forward to it! The MunchMobile really should have went there because that would’ve been the true winner of the best pizza!!!!

By: escaped68

escaped68 — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 00:01:20 +0000

Brothers pizza is about the finest thin style pie. the thick ones tend to be under cooked. brothers pizza is like the old fashion pizza that used to be available in hob. in places like the blue point,flying pizza,&some little place on 3rd and clinton. And on sat.[only] maries on 2nd st made tomato pies ,crushed tomatos and a little olive oil on their bread, it is almost worth the long trip to get a piece.

By: Biffy B For Mayor

Biffy B For Mayor — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 20:21:41 +0000

strand tramp wrote:

btw, the 7-star guys have stapled their fliers to every f’n tree on my street.

HA — Oh man. They are going to be out of business before they even open up again. Can that place really make good pizza?

I had pizza from wings to go last night. I personally thought it was a little too thin and crispy….but the girls i was rollin with loved it — so 2 things…if you want to get girls….get pizza from Wings to Go….or just hang around me. either way…

By: videoordvd

videoordvd — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 16:42:15 +0000

I’m happy to hear there are more Pizzatown lovers out there! I think their pizza is the best on the planet. But I grew up a few blocks away, so I’m probably a tad biased.

By: strand tramp

strand tramp — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:59:47 +0000

btw, the 7-star guys have stapled their fliers to every f’n tree on my street. which is not only a violation of city ordinence, but can kill the tree! i hate those guys now. they had a period where people would buy their big slices after getting drunk in the bars…but all flys and hair in the food finally took it’s toll on their traffic. then there was all the muslim writing on the walls and the arabic pictures…i would rather see them go out of business then give them one penny of my money. i guess they were closed by the health dept and it took this long to get rid of the filth in the place!!

By: danzig

danzig — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:39:37 +0000

boston1 wrote:

Do you really think all pizza in hoboken is “bad?”

The dudes at Delfino’s were pissed. “If I ever get my hands on that guy …” was uttered more than once during the weekly tripe fry.

By: danzig

danzig — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:37:58 +0000

411: were Donna, Liz and Kelly hot?

By: Journey

Journey — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:16:43 +0000

Journey wrote:

Starting to get a bit bloated and gassy from the quick stops and bumpy van ride. Our next stop is Caffe Capri in Rutherford, NJ. This restaurant gave me the creeps a bit. Pink table cloths, “funeral like” feel inside, and peculiar smell (nothing like a restaurant should smell like). Cheesy, and not in a pizza-like way either. Wasn’t dirty or dumpy, just not my style.

They had a small brick oven in the back. We ordered a bunch of small pies to sample. A margherita, prosciutto, and artichoke. Many people enjoyed this pizza. Light crust, “fresh” ingredients, and so on. I was not impressed. While the Mozz had a rather “creamy” feel, I found this to have the LEAST taste of all the pizzas eaten today. Uninspired. One of my “tests” with pizza is to see how it tastes when it cools off. This had no taste after a few minutes. The sauce also had a medicinal or metally flavor which bothered me. I’ll never go back here again. However, if you’re in Rutherford, a great pizza shop is New York Pizza on Park Ave. Give it a try if you’re in the neighborhood.

Having lived in East Rutherford I know both. I like New York Pizza, try it with extra cheese/extra sauce.

My story about Capri is about eating in. The meal was ok, then we had desert. They don’t make their own cakes, but if you have a cake in a display case that is growing mold on it, do not serve it to a customer. The offered me a slice of something else, but honesty I had lost my appetite…