Philadelphia's Best Pizza 2008

Perfectly pleasant brick-oven pies.

Reviews:

• “Horrible Horrible Place!”
• “love the polenta bread and whole wheat pies”
• “Avoid This Place”
• “Bad owner”
• “GREAT FOOD GREAT ATMOSPHERE GREAT OWNER!!!”

Tips: Small pies are enough for one hungry eater; mediums are for two or three; and a large should satisfy a group of four.

Mama Palma’s Gourmet Pizza

Valley Forge Pizza and Restaurant in Phoenixville serves authentic Italian cuisine in a Mediterranean atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “best pizza”
• “Great Menu!”
• “Best pizza in the state of PA”
• “classy casual restaurant”
• “Very good pizza Family night out”

Valley Forge Pizza and Restaurant or email Valley Forge Pizza and Restaurant

B.Y.O.B. pizzeria that’s so in demand you have to reserve your own dough.

Reviews:

• “GOOD PIZZA NOT GREAT”
• “Definately over rated”
• “The Best Pizza In the Philly area by far! Great service always”
• “Pretty damn good”
• “Best Pizza in Tri-State”

Tips: You’ll need a half-dozen friends, your own booze, a pocketful of cash and a reservation.

Tacconelli’s Pizza

Think of this place as your favorite diner, neighborhood bar, and mom-and-pop Italian restaurant in one.

Reviews:

• “First time at Tony’s”
• “Not the best Pizza, avoid if at all possible, NOT SO GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. PREJIDUCE.”
• “great atmosphere, friendly staff, BEST PIZZA”
• “Used to be better”
• “Over-rated C R A P”

Tips: Order a half carafe of Chianti, Chablis and other basics for less than $10. Beer is the most popular drink here, but Tony’s bartenders use fresh fruit to make their daiquiris.

Tony’s Place

Reviews:

• “great service”
• “Great all around”
• “Wonderful, authentic Italian food”
• “Choose to eat here before or after the theater!”
• “Great little Italian place, good atmosphere, nice service”

La Fourno Ristorante or email La Fourno Ristorante

This slice of heaven comes to those who wait.

Reviews:

• “Don’t bother coming here”
• “BEST PIZZA EVER!! CHICKEN RANCH PIZZA TO DIE FOR!!!”
• “Mexicans CAN’T make good pizza”
• “Best pizza I have had in Philly”
• “Great addition to Washington West”

Tips: If you’re calling between noon and 1pm, be prepared to wait for your order. Still, as long as you’re before Eleventh Street and between South and Fairmount, you’ll get your pizza—eventually.

Gianfranco Pizza Rustica

A casual, old-time South Philly spot for pizza and pasta just like Mama used to do it.

Reviews:

• “NEVER AGAIN”
• “Just awful”
• “once a regular and now its never”
• “reasonable price, reasonable food”
• “Good pizza. Not good service”

Tips: Private rooms are available for parties upstairs, but the metal-legged chairs are not as cozy as the booths downstairs.

Marra’s

Want good, basic pizza that’s cheap and near the office? Get in line.

Reviews:

• “Joe’s Pizza”
• “Average, but where you gonna go in CC?”
• “Best Pizza In America”
• “terrible service, bad pizza”
• “Bad Customer Service”

Tips: The guys manning the oven give priority to orders for delivery, so don’t fear calling up during the rush. The pizza will get to you in a half hour.

Joe’s Pizza

A solid Italian restaurant casual enough for a family dinner yet swanky enough for a late-night date.

Reviews:

• “great outdoor experience…”
• “Like Grandma’s Sunday Table? YOU’VE ABSOLUITELY GOT TO BE KIDDING!”
• “worst server, bad experience”
• “Good Pizza”
• “One of our worst dining experiences”

LaScala’s or email LaScala’s

Reviews:

• “It’s not Tacconelli’s”
• “Not Good :(”
• “Best pizza anywhere! Again voted “BEST OF DELCO” for 2006"

Gaetano’s Pizzeria & Italian

Fresh ingredients and clever combinations make for the perfect pizza.

Reviews:

• “My Favorite Pizza in Philly”

Rustica Pizza

Gianfranco Pizza Rustica

Millenium Lorenzo’s Family

Golden Crust Pizza II

Reviews:

• “Good “different” kind of pizza"

Peace A Pizza

Santucci’s Square Pizza

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