Slice Guys

Pizza Style: Neapolitan
Venue Style: Upscale, full menu with pizza offerings
Food Orders: Margarita, Guanciale, Meatball & Sausage & Radicchio
Beverage Orders: Cocktails & Craft Beers
Lg Cheese Pizza: $10.00 (14″)
Attendees: Bobli, Ellios, Tombstone & Celeste
Guests: None

Despite a few early inconveniences, which will be addressed later, Babbo eventually delivered. The bottom line, as always is PIZZA, and they definitely have excellent pizza. We started the night with a traditional Margarita that was perfectly balanced with a light tomato puree, fresh and flavorful basil and surprisingly lively mozzarella. We use the word lively because it seemed to dance in your mouth the more you chewed; it was a new experience and a welcomed one at that. We usually save the best for last but who has time for that. Continue reading →

Pizza Style: Neapolitan
Venue Style: Casual, pub style – very small with limited seating and take out available
Food Orders: Margarita, L’Enza, Leonidas, The Mikey
Beverage Orders: Craft Beers
Lg Cheese Pizza: $12.95 (15″)
Attendees: Bobli, Tombstone & Celeste
Guests: Mr. Oregano

Aside from a from haunted picture frame (one hoisted itself from off of the windowsill and onto Tombstones lap without any outside interference, Zoinks!), Max and Leo’s was Excellent with a capital E. Loyal SG fanatics know that we have hit up a few AVPN certified Neapolitan style pizza establishment. We have been less than impressed with their offerings and upholding these very specific pizza standards. Where these places failed, Max and Leo’s prevailed. Continue reading →

Pizza Style: NY Neapolitan/wood fired oven
Venue Style: Sit Down
Food Orders: Cheese & The Lightning Rod
Beverage Orders: Organic Beers (is Coors Light really organic?)
Lg Cheese Pizza: $14.90 (16″)
Attendees: Boboli, Tombstone & Celeste (oh where art thou Ellios? Twas your date suggestion!)
Guests: None 😦

  All work and no play make the Slice Guys dull boys
  All work and no play make the Slice Guys dull boys
  All work and no play make the Slice Guys dull boys
v All work and no play make the Slice Guys dull boys
  All work and no play make the Slice Guys dull boys

It had been too long since the last Slice Guys meeting and we were all going a little “Jack Torrance” thanks to the 5 feet of snow pretty much making us shut ins since the end of January. We found our own little Overlook Hotel in the Spruce Pond Creamery; a bed and breakfast looking establishment with a typical summertime New England ice cream joint feel. Continue reading →