I’ve lived in both but I don’t remember anything distinctive about NJ pizza. The main thing about NY pizza for me is I can walk in, get a slice, and eat it on foot. Though I lived in the NJ suburbs, where “on foot” wasn’t really a thing.
Nah quality is pretty evenly distributed throughout the area. Joe & John’s is squarely in the red section for example. Honestly, midtown Manhattan is mainly chains and bougie shit that barely resembles NYC style
I assume this is trying to do a racism.
That was my assumption but they also included all of South Brooklyn so idk what to tell you. I couldn’t tell you what they’re filtering for
tbf South Brooklyn is mostly non-black (but still very mixed) communities
I took it to mean they have sub par pizzas there.
NJ Pizza > NY Pizza. I’ll die on that hill.
I’ve lived in both but I don’t remember anything distinctive about NJ pizza. The main thing about NY pizza for me is I can walk in, get a slice, and eat it on foot. Though I lived in the NJ suburbs, where “on foot” wasn’t really a thing.
That sounds heavenly. I’m not from either, we don’t get that here, but I can imagine. 🤤
Edit: inb4 I’m from Utica and I’ve never heard of NJ style pizza
Nah quality is pretty evenly distributed throughout the area. Joe & John’s is squarely in the red section for example. Honestly, midtown Manhattan is mainly chains and bougie shit that barely resembles NYC style
The FIFA championship made me realize that you guys have some really sick food. And that’s why you’re a bunch of lardasses.