3) VIA TRIBUNALI - Ludlow Street & Rivington Street
In 2009, I stopped by this Neapolitan spot in Seattle's Capital Hill district and loved the pies there (Via Tribunali: Stellar Pizza In Seattle, Washington). So it goes without saying that I was excited when an e-mail landed in my Inbox back in November from owner Elizabeth Werner announcing that they'd be opening a New York outpost on the Lower East Side.
Via Tribunali sign is up (via www.thelowdownny.com)
2) NICOLLETTA - 2nd Avenue & 10th Street
Michelin star chef Michael White has made his mark on New York City with restaurants like Marea, Osteria Morini and Ai Fiori. In early 2012 he'll be making his first foray into pizza with this East Village spot. Don't expect traditional Neapolitan pies to be served. He recently told GrubStreet that the pizza would be "crispy, chewy, not too thick and not too thin." Whatever the style is, I'm sure it will be delicious.
Chef Michael White (via www.nydailynews.com)
1) DON ANTONIO - West 50th Street & 9th Avenue
During my trip to Italy last year I ate a lot of good pizza. But there was one spot that absolutely blew my mind: Pizzeria Starita in Naples. In just a few weeks you won't have to travel all the way to Italy to eat the incredible pies they serve. Owner and pizza maker Anotonia Starita is teaming up with Keste's Roberto Caporuscio to open a pizzeria in Hell's Kitchen. With such an all-star cast on board, anything less than spectacular selection of pies will be disapointing.
Scott Weiner, Antonio Starita, and me at Pizzeria Starita




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