I found an issue of the edible MADISON magazine that listed some wood-fired pizza places in Madison, Wisconsin.
One of the restaurants listed is one of the older ones in Madison, Lombardino's Restaurant.
The description in edible MADISON says, "Neapolitan style pizza using local, organic produce, eggs, and meats."
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Pizza Brutta, Madison, Wisconsin
I found an issue of the edible MADISON magazine that listed some wood-fired pizza places in Madison, Wisconsin.
One of them was Pizza Brutta. The article says, "Chef Derek Lee is certified as a Pizza Yolo with VPN and uses local, organic ingredients and local firewood."
They also have a Facebook page.
Cafe Porta Alba, Madison, Wisconsin
I found an issue of the edible MADISON magazine that listed some wood-fired pizza places in Madison, Wisconsin.
One of them was Cafe Porta Alba.
Their home page says they make "Neapolitan Pizza officially recognized by the "Verace Pizza Napoletana" Association of Italy."
They also have a Facebook page. That page seems to indicate that they have homemade mozzarella.
One of them was Cafe Porta Alba.
Their home page says they make "Neapolitan Pizza officially recognized by the "Verace Pizza Napoletana" Association of Italy."
They also have a Facebook page. That page seems to indicate that they have homemade mozzarella.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Pesto Brothers, Flagstaff, Arizona
Just because I'm feeling cranky, here is an example of a way to fail at communicating.
My Google Alert sent me the link to a blog post that announced, "We have started building our Wood Fired Pizza oven!" This is apparently for a restaurant named "Pesto Brothers."
OK. Fine. Where are they located? They don't really say on the blog post.
Going to their home page, they list a street address (2500 Woodlands Village Dr), but don't provide a city or state. They provide a phone number (with area code), but unless you have the area code map memorized, that's not a great help. Under Places to Visit, they do mention Grand Canyon tours and Flavors of Flagstaff, so it does appear that they are in Flagstaff. It would have been nice just to be told. Grumble.
My Google Alert sent me the link to a blog post that announced, "We have started building our Wood Fired Pizza oven!" This is apparently for a restaurant named "Pesto Brothers."
OK. Fine. Where are they located? They don't really say on the blog post.
Going to their home page, they list a street address (2500 Woodlands Village Dr), but don't provide a city or state. They provide a phone number (with area code), but unless you have the area code map memorized, that's not a great help. Under Places to Visit, they do mention Grand Canyon tours and Flavors of Flagstaff, so it does appear that they are in Flagstaff. It would have been nice just to be told. Grumble.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
A La Lucia, Alexandria, Virginia
Another local instance of Patch, in this case Huntington-Bellehaven Patch, has a review of A La Lucia, Alexandria, Virginia.
The review says in part, "A La Lucia is the perfect spot for a romantic Italian dinner or a casual lunch of brick oven pizza."
The review says in part, "A La Lucia is the perfect spot for a romantic Italian dinner or a casual lunch of brick oven pizza."
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