The article explores the appeal of lesser-known pizzerias serving exceptional pizzas despite their unremarkable settings. It highlights specific examples, such as Prince St. Pizza in New York, noted for its spicy spring square slice amid the city's myriad options. The Pizza Shop in Norman, Oklahoma, is praised for its flavor and generous sizes, including a large rectangular pie called the Godfather. Baltimore's Isabella's Brick Oven offers traditional brick oven pies, proving that great pizza doesn’t require flashy venues.
One of the most popular is Prince St., if the line out the door and rave reviews are any indication. Skip the New York-style slice and opt for a Spicy Spring square slice instead.
Strip mall pizzerias aren't generally much to look at, and The Pizza Shop is no exception. But the pizzas have big flavor, according to loyal customers, and massive size.
Isabella's occupies a small corner shop but cooks up traditional brick oven-baked pies. They're relatively simple with toppings like tomato and basil, or ricotta, feta, garlic, and herbs.
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