Then unsubscribe cuz shit ain't accurate at all. I'm from Virginia & Pupatellas is not good at all. Overpriced mediocre pizza. You can get better stuff at Papa Johns it's that bad. Insider has no credibility. If they had any they would have picked Mary Angelo's in Richmond instead of this tourist trap.
I was told when I started working at a pizzeria i would get tired of eating pizza, I would come in early for work everyday just to heat up the pizza oven for the day and would make myself a pizza for breakfast.Proof that great pizza never gets old!
@Tom O'Brien Pops Ferrigno said the only reason he had a restaurant was that his living room was not big enough for all his friends and he felt he owed it the public to know the art of Italian cooking, He said in Roma the best cooking was done by the most generous families to show the legacy of the family name.
@@jorgeperez3227 The most underrated pizza topping in history, Homemade Meatballs that were a Ferrigno family secret recipe. the Owner would have catering orders of them along with chicken cutlets and eggplant that would use buttermilk batter and Teitel family bread crumbs no expense spared in the preparation it was the best advertising people would call us all the time for their banquets and tell them it takes three days to prepare this food to perfection !
You had me until your last sentence. Do you think Giordano’s is better than Gino’s East or even Uno/Due? And let us not forget the magic of Chicago Pizza & Oven Grinders “pizza pot pie”. I’m getting fat just thinking about it. ...and Aurelios!
@@mcflyguy8873 Gino's east is great as well, dont believe I've had unos. Giordanos was always my favorite place to go, its more sentimental than anything. Just a fan of deep dish pizza no matter where it comes from
@@Swimmy218 i totally get that. I just got back to Chicago last week after having been gone for 15yrs. Spent a week "eating memories". It was glorious and fattening. 😆 BTW, JAY'S potatoe chips are amazing
Post office pies is no where near the most popular in Alabama. I'm pretty sure there is only one or two of them in the entire state. The most popular would likely be pizza hut or papa johns in Alabama.
@@MrBlast14 I don’t understand your implication that everywhere is either a city, or a rural low populated area. And yes, places that aren’t cities can have better pizza than the cities pizza.
@@Darth_Vitiate i think what they're saying is chamces are higher it's from a densely populated city so it's not really suprising. More restaurants in cities and the restaurants also have a lot of competition
Here’s all the time stamps (since they were for some reason to lazy to put time stamps in the description) Your welcome 0:11 Alabama 0:21 Alaska 0:30 Arizona 0:45 Arkansas 1:00 California 1:14 Colorado 1:27 Connecticut 1:41 Delaware 1:52 Florida 2:06 Georgia 2:19 Hawaii 2:28 Idaho 2:43 Illinois 2:51 Indiana 3:03 Iowa 3:18 Kansas 3:26 Kentucky 3:37 Louisiana 3:51 Maine 4:05 Maryland 4:13 Massachusetts 4:24 Michigan 4:33 Minnesota 4:40 Mississippi 4:50 Missouri 5:02 Montana 5:15 Nebraska 5:19 Nevada 5:39 New Hampshire 5:46 New Jersey 5:58 New Mexico 6:10 New York 6:20 North Carolina 6:29 North Dakota 6:37 Ohio 6:49 Oklahoma 6:59 Oregon 7:08 Pennsylvania 7:17 Rhode Island 7:26 South Carolina 7:40 South Dakota 7:48 Tennessee 7:58 Texas 8:07 Utah 8:19 Vermont 8:28 Virginia 8:43 Washington 8:54 West Virginia 9:02 Wisconsin 9:13 Wyoming
Fancy toppings is Missouri's signature pizza style. Who would have thought? Epic pizza in Soulard is my fav. Super fresh. Right next to ancient outdoor market and the jazz quarter. Super essential content!
Minnesota: I like Black Sheep but no way in hell is it the best in the state. I'd pick one of Chef Kim's restaurants (Pizzeria Lola, Young Joni) or Cossetta's... definitely buying into the 'this video is an ad' idea
I never comment on videos but I’m seriously sick to my stomach that they chose a gimmick pizza for NJ’s best. Jersey has some of the best pizza in the country and so many of the best spots in NYC came from NJ natives
That freaking choice invalidates this whole damn list. Carmine's actually makes regular ny style pizza (not only the monstrosity that they tried to pass off in this vid) but it's nothing that special. There are a whole bunch of places that serve NY-style, thin crust bar pies, Neapolitan, etc. that are just better.
Yeah I was flabbergasted by that. They could have picked any one of a number of renowned pizzerias and I've never even heard of that place in JC. I'm North Jersey born and raised, that is NOT what NJ pizza is about. Invalidates the whole list.
As someone who lives in New Jersey that looks so stupid I'd rather have a local pizza place by me which is sad when you choose Nick's over the "best" Pizza in New Jersey
@@kevinkoula8724 Actually I'm from NY originally but, lived in MD for quite a few years and, I must say I like Joe Square it has a more artesian approach as opposed 2 mimicking. But, I will give Ledo a try
I've never heard of Biga Pizza cause I never have any reason to go to Missoula, but anyone stopping for lunch or whatever in Bozeman, MT should check out Red Tractor pizza. Definitely my fave pizza place in the state.
New Mexicos best pizza restaurant is a fairly sized company only in NM called Dions. They are so good, and everyone i know who has moved out really misses that place. They also have great Subs and Ranch almost as heavenly as Chick Fil-A sauce. If you ever visit Albuquerque or somewhere in NM, definitely worth a stop!
Honestly for Michigan(I'm a Michigander myself), I thought they would say Vitalles or Pizza Ranch to be honest. Pizza Ranch's stuffed crust is to die for and the garlic seasoning they put on the crust just brings it all together.(I can't say much for Vitalle's as I've only had it once, but my dad loves that place)
I am also in MI, and Vitalles just popped up in west Michigan along with Buddys (literally a month ago), i thought Jets would be the winner honestly. Never heard of Pizza Ranch's.
As someone in Colorado... I was puzzled by the choice. I thought for sure they would pick one of the obvious choices like Beau Jos. Something that is famous, popular, and makes the actual Colorado pizza known as the Colorado Pie...
When I lived in Colorado Beau Jo's was the main place people told me about too. I think I remember they dip the crust in honey. Very different, but high quality ingredients. Very rustic.
@@cjtuckerbpmc ...Yes... I feel like they just want a big show case of different kinds of pizzas: Huge hipster vibe. And it was also very hypocritical to snub *_St.Louis_* style pizza with the very unique *_Provel_* cheese (which is a combination of Provolone, Cheddar, & Swiss), but yet @[2:51], they show cased another establishment that gave you the option of _TWELVE_ different cheeses !!! (Jockamo Upper Crust in Indiana). And the *_coup de grace_* @[9:02] is that *_Wisconsin_* has the best *_St.Louis_* style pizza !!! *_Coo-coo, Coo-coo_* !!!
I’ve been to the picks for Illinois and West Virginia and I’m not surprised. Lou Malnati’s was so good I took a half baked pizza and drove it 5 hours home to Cincinnati for the rest of the family to have.
I'm from Philly (Pennsylvania). Thank you for showing delicious foods the city can make besides cheesesteaks. Sarcone Bakery is in South Philly which is known for a rich Italian culture.
There’s a location of Pizzeria Bianco right next to my work. It’s phenomenal and the fact that they have an option for those who are lactose intolerant like myself, is really amazing.
Whoever chose that as Missouri’s best pizza was literally high. I’ve lived in St. Louis for 5 years, and I can tell you, the best pizza in the state is Melo’s Pizzaria. It’s only open for 3 hours on 3 separate days, and there are only two tables to sit at inside, but it is SOOOO worth it. I’ve had countless pizzas in New York and Chicago, and it might top them all. It’s so surprising. *Note* Be ready to wait up to an hour for a pizza, as they’re usually busy.
matt Davis the best restaurants are open the fewest days of the week and the fewest hours of those days. bc their food is so good that they make their own rules. also places that have signs that read: open until wxy time, or until the food runs out. so I totally agree with you that, yes, its so worth it!!!
This is an absolute gold mine if you're looking for ways to make your own pizza or even start a pizza business, there's a lot of good information in this video!!!!!!🍕 😎👍💯
Regina’s on Thatcher Street in Boston’s North End is what I grew up on and is the best I’ve ever had. You did right by having it on your list. Frank Pepe’s is pretty good at their Massachusetts’ locations. I have yet to go to the Motherland to try the big 4. Not Italy. Been there, done that. I’m asking my son to look at Yale so I can hit the Apizza places in New Haven especially Sally’s.
Pennsylvania is known for its Old Forge style pizza from the Scranton area it’s different than most pizza as it uses a blend of different cheese on a square crust. The cheese isn’t mozzarella but kind of American or cheddar. It’s amazing and I sometimes drive a total of 6 hours to go beck and get it every once and awhile
If you go to Cos Cob in Greenwich Connecticut, we literally have 5 pizza restaurants that share the same road. Because most of the stone masons that made the bridges there were Italian, most of them settled there.
As a resident of Hawaii, I can confirm J. Dolan's is the best pizza in the whole state. Actually as a well traveled individual, IMO J. Dolan's is one of the best pies I've ever had.
As a life-long New Jerseyian, I can't believe you guys picked this place out of the thousands of amazing pizza shops we have here! List lost all credibility right there..
Never thought "The Pie Pizzeria" as one of Utah's Pizza places would hit this list cos as I was going down a mind-list of Pizza places local to the Salt Lake Valley and "The Pie Pizzeria" was one of those. Also if you're ever traveling to Salt Lake City, Utah? The "Pie", as some locals call it, has about 5 or so locations across the valley
I instantly knew this list was bogus when I looked at their entry for Ohio and saw something other than LaRosa's Pizza there. That is the only thing I miss from 4 otherwise misspent years in the Buckeye State: the amazing regional cuisine!
it seems like chicagoans go out of their way to avoid deep dish. just own it! who cares what new yorkers say. im from connecticut and i would try deep dish in a heartbeat.
@@exrva as a native NYer who's lived in Chicago, my only pet peeve is that deep dish is different enough from other styles that I wish it were called something other than pizza. But that's one of those screwy things that probably bothers only me. From cursory observation I'd say Chicagoans do eat it, but only occasionally. A lot of area joints offer deep dish, but not so many make a good one. It's a lot of crust, so if the dough is too bland, too salty, too greasy, or too soggy, it's a chore to eat. And even when it's done right, it's a heavy sitdown meal, not the kind of thing you'd want every week.
Pisano pizza in Jackson California or Gondolas Pizza in La Mirada California both places are family owned with the freshest ingredients so yummy and clean establishment
I think that Slim and Husky's in Nashville, TN should have been selected for best pizza in Nashville, TN. I love pizza and will definitely be trying the locations recommend when I visit certain states.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. That pizza you can't possibly eat without a fork and knife. Cecil Whittaker's is my favorite of all St. Louis style thin crust.
Ok so let me list a bunch of things from this list that aren't "traditional" ingredients on a pizza: - apricot sauce - pistachios - spicy honey (sounds delicious) - tater tots - cheese whiz - strawberries (in the video used as a desert centerpiece, not on actual pizza tho) - grapes Now I'm no pizza purist, but you can't have these things being popular on pizza, and then have the internet complain about "ananas". As long as it tastes good, right ?!
That was a no-brainer. Pepe’s and Sally’s are both famous and both delicious. I mean, presidents ate there. I prefer Pepe’s but my husband prefers Sally’s, so when we go back to CT to visit, we pick the one with the shortest line.
For real that pizza doesn't even look appetizing in a video. I can think of plenty of places that are better off the top of my head. Porta in Asbury, Conte's in Princeton, Brooklyn Square Pizza just to name a few
Curioni's in Lodi (Walt's if you're a Lodidian like me) is the best i've had. Renaldo pizza masters is another good one. i've had carmine's and it"s just meh. not great.
As a proud resident of the Inland Northwest from Spokane, Washington myself I can confirm that the Flying 🐐 has some of the best 🍕 in my city. I love me some David's 🍕 too. I grew up w/David's 🍕 living right by the Gonzaga University campus, but the Flying 🐐 has 1-upped them, imho.
Throughout the whole video, I was stumped as to who would be named as the Great State of Washington's top pie. Would they go with a West Side chain like Pagliacci's, would they pick a NY style clone, or would they go crazy and shout out the Pizza Pipeline? I haven't been to Flying Goat, but I guess I've got my dinner plans set for my next trip out your way.
Antico gets the publicity here in Georgia, but my favorite is from a chain in the north Atlanta suburbs called Peace, Love and Pizza. I'll also recommend Modena Ristorante Vinoteca in west Cobb. P. S. I'm a native-born New Yorker.....
Great video, but I hate that you guys just skimmed over North Carolina. The restaurant I would have chosen for the state would have been Cugino Forno. They get their ingredients imported from Sicily every week and will actually close the store if they run out of inventory. Insanely good pizza.
I just love pizza with great sweet sauce, pepperoni and cheese with jalapeños peppers. The crust must be right and homemade Style too. That’s my kind of pizza!
I’ve lived in Nashville, TN most of my life, and while I’m not at all surprised, I’m still a bit disappointed that Five Points came out as the “best.” I’m not saying that they’re bad, but they’re highly overrated. Not only are they overpriced, but they’re not unique. If I want NY style pizza, I’ll go to NY. It’s a scam to copy the style of another city/state. I haven’t visited all of TN, but the best pizza in Nashville is definitely Slim & Husky’s. Try their “see no green.” Slim & Husky’s is actually *unique* pizza that you can’t get in any other city or state. Not just an overpriced copycat of another city and state like 5 Points. Prices are reasonable too. Great value for what you’re getting.
Did I need to know the best pizza in all 50 states? No. Do I now know the best pizza in all 50 states? Yes. Was it worth 10 mins of my life? Who’s to say?
best pizza depends on your taste, who cares what other people think about it if you don't enjoy it. i guess all these places should at least be pretty good, though.
@@lepidoptery so what?! They ruined our pizza by adding pineapple and you say so what? Only naples pizza is the original and the best the other might be good but can't compete with naples pizza
Can you review best fry boxes in each state. There is a place in california called kenji’s teriyaki grill and they have a spicy mayo, teriyaki, and beef fry box. If one of those ingredients wasnt there it wouldnt be worth. I encourage peopke to try to make it at home!
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This guy sounds like he’s tired of life
A man who's tired of pizza is tired of life
😂😂
Arent we all 😔
@@AaaaAa-yf6ku don’t try to make this-
STOP
Why does the dude sound like he could say
“Number 15 Burger King foot lettuce”
Perfectly
Omg i Agree!!
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BAHAHHA I REMEMBER THAT-
oh definitely! i could totally imagine that!
Yo I was thinking of that XD
This and the food wars series are the only reasons why food insider is still on my tab.
I’m mainly subscribed for the food wars
Yeah I love reviews from people who haven't tried the food too!
these videos are def paid advertising
Food Insider makes me miss traveling 🥲
Then unsubscribe cuz shit ain't accurate at all. I'm from Virginia & Pupatellas is not good at all. Overpriced mediocre pizza. You can get better stuff at Papa Johns it's that bad. Insider has no credibility. If they had any they would have picked Mary Angelo's in Richmond instead of this tourist trap.
I was told when I started working at a pizzeria i would get tired of eating pizza, I would come in early for work everyday just to heat up the pizza oven for the day and would make myself a pizza for breakfast.Proof that great pizza never gets old!
@Tom O'Brien Pops Ferrigno said the only reason he had a restaurant was that his living room was not big enough for all his friends and he felt he owed it the public to know the art of Italian cooking, He said in Roma the best cooking was done by the most generous families to show the legacy of the family name.
@@lilibethdoherty295, pizza is perfection. 😍
Potentially all your food groups in one. 🥂
I'm reading the comments because I love pizza too much! 😆🇮🇹👋
What did you put on your breakfast pizza
@@jorgeperez3227 The most underrated pizza topping in history, Homemade Meatballs that were a Ferrigno family secret recipe. the Owner would have catering orders of them along with chicken cutlets and eggplant that would use buttermilk batter and Teitel family bread crumbs no expense spared in the preparation it was the best advertising people would call us all the time for their banquets and tell them it takes three days to prepare this food to perfection !
I grew up eating Lou Malnati's and have always loved it. Giordano is great as well.
You had me until your last sentence. Do you think Giordano’s is better than Gino’s East or even Uno/Due?
And let us not forget the magic of Chicago Pizza & Oven Grinders “pizza pot pie”. I’m getting fat just thinking about it. ...and Aurelios!
@@mcflyguy8873 Gino's east is great as well, dont believe I've had unos. Giordanos was always my favorite place to go, its more sentimental than anything. Just a fan of deep dish pizza no matter where it comes from
@@Swimmy218 i totally get that. I just got back to Chicago last week after having been gone for 15yrs. Spent a week "eating memories". It was glorious and fattening. 😆
BTW, JAY'S potatoe chips are amazing
Yessss I love Giordanos
Lou Malnatis is absolute shit. The ingredients taste foul.
I love how the best pizza in some states is literally just “Authentic NY Style Pizza”
ikr😂😂😂
As it should be lol
*Covid19 is not from china. sushi, pizza, kimono, hanbok, kimchi, taekwondo is from china*
China is best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@防弹童子军 first of taekwondo is a korean martial art second of covid is from china and third all of this is irrelevant
I feel that this guy just googled the most popular pizza shops in every state.
Yes Home Slice is not the best pizza in Texas
Completely glanced over Chicago style deep dish for Illinois. A bit disappointed.
@@MikeyBizzle4Shizzle Fr lmao
Post office pies is no where near the most popular in Alabama. I'm pretty sure there is only one or two of them in the entire state. The most popular would likely be pizza hut or papa johns in Alabama.
Can confirm. Black Sheep Pizza is definitely not the best pizza in Minnesota. They are not even good.
This should be called "best pizza in the most well known cities of every state".
Where else would the best pizza come from? The low populated rural towns?
@@MrBlast14 I don’t understand your implication that everywhere is either a city, or a rural low populated area. And yes, places that aren’t cities can have better pizza than the cities pizza.
This should be called "come watch this video, we got paid by the restaurants to promote their pizza spot and you think its a review video"
@@Darth_Vitiate i think what they're saying is chamces are higher it's from a densely populated city so it's not really suprising. More restaurants in cities and the restaurants also have a lot of competition
Not even close, Virginia has way better places than what’s on the list
When the pepperoni turns into cups you know it's gonna be good
That’s true but they kind of creep me out, bunch of tentacles on my pizza 😂
@@tunasub3886'sucker' haha.
Sounds like this guy is secretly narrating the video in his mom’s closet.
😆 it seriously does!!!! best comment, ever!!!!
No matter what state you go to, I have found that Mom & Pop shops seems to have the best pizza.
Yes - the locals always know best 👍🏻
And they always will
Most of these were Mom and Pops at one time.
Family run businesses will always have better food than any fast food chain
U ever been to AK? Cus that is not true here lmao
I feel his enthusiasm
Here’s all the time stamps (since they were for some reason to lazy to put time stamps in the description) Your welcome
0:11 Alabama
0:21 Alaska
0:30 Arizona
0:45 Arkansas
1:00 California
1:14 Colorado
1:27 Connecticut
1:41 Delaware
1:52 Florida
2:06 Georgia
2:19 Hawaii
2:28 Idaho
2:43 Illinois
2:51 Indiana
3:03 Iowa
3:18 Kansas
3:26 Kentucky
3:37 Louisiana
3:51 Maine
4:05 Maryland
4:13 Massachusetts
4:24 Michigan
4:33 Minnesota
4:40 Mississippi
4:50 Missouri
5:02 Montana
5:15 Nebraska
5:19 Nevada
5:39 New Hampshire
5:46 New Jersey
5:58 New Mexico
6:10 New York
6:20 North Carolina
6:29 North Dakota
6:37 Ohio
6:49 Oklahoma
6:59 Oregon
7:08 Pennsylvania
7:17 Rhode Island
7:26 South Carolina
7:40 South Dakota
7:48 Tennessee
7:58 Texas
8:07 Utah
8:19 Vermont
8:28 Virginia
8:43 Washington
8:54 West Virginia
9:02 Wisconsin
9:13 Wyoming
Thank you!!
Thank you, workaholic!
MVP
I remember going to the Pie Pizzeria Underground my first year of college but could never remember what it was called. Thank goodness for this video!
Fancy toppings is Missouri's signature pizza style. Who would have thought? Epic pizza in Soulard is my fav. Super fresh. Right next to ancient outdoor market and the jazz quarter. Super essential content!
I was waiting for my state and was gravely disappointed in the selection.
Minnesota: I like Black Sheep but no way in hell is it the best in the state. I'd pick one of Chef Kim's restaurants (Pizzeria Lola, Young Joni) or Cossetta's... definitely buying into the 'this video is an ad' idea
@Jackson Mine is Maryland: Ledo's Pizza not being on this list is a crime
I can just imagine the insane heart attacks Italians are having right now.
I'm italian, and i'm having several heart attack right now
@@elehcim6384 a good one or a bad one. American Pizza IS pretty good, even if it's pretty different from it's origional rendition.
Italian pizza sucks
@@hashiramasenju6058 hope you get well soon
@@Frame_Late i'm curious to try them, but it still hurts my heart to see those pizzas topped with every engredient possible
I never comment on videos but I’m seriously sick to my stomach that they chose a gimmick pizza for NJ’s best. Jersey has some of the best pizza in the country and so many of the best spots in NYC came from NJ natives
That freaking choice invalidates this whole damn list. Carmine's actually makes regular ny style pizza (not only the monstrosity that they tried to pass off in this vid) but it's nothing that special. There are a whole bunch of places that serve NY-style, thin crust bar pies, Neapolitan, etc. that are just better.
I would have picked Star Tavern for NJ. They got Slab right for ME, though.
Yeah I was flabbergasted by that. They could have picked any one of a number of renowned pizzerias and I've never even heard of that place in JC. I'm North Jersey born and raised, that is NOT what NJ pizza is about. Invalidates the whole list.
It is obvious that whoever made the list doesn't know the first thing about good pizza and just googled a bunch of popular places.
As someone who lives in New Jersey that looks so stupid I'd rather have a local pizza place by me which is sad when you choose Nick's over the "best" Pizza in New Jersey
When you think of Maryland food, you think of crab cakes and Ledo's pizza. This guy didn't do his homework.
Nah, Pizza John's in Essex is where it's at.
I was surprised to not see Ledo’s pop up for Maryland
@@kevinkoula8724 Actually I'm from NY originally but, lived in MD for quite a few years and, I must say I like Joe Square it has a more artesian approach as opposed 2 mimicking. But, I will give Ledo a try
@@mrsoul1546 the thing is, anybody can argue for their local pizza place, but Ledos is all across the state
Thank you.
I've never heard of Biga Pizza cause I never have any reason to go to Missoula, but anyone stopping for lunch or whatever in Bozeman, MT should check out Red Tractor pizza. Definitely my fave pizza place in the state.
Not me watching this on a empty stomach 😂😭
same lol
Same 😂 ( Save me please.. I am s t a r v I n g )
New Mexicos best pizza restaurant is a fairly sized company only in NM called Dions. They are so good, and everyone i know who has moved out really misses that place. They also have great Subs and Ranch almost as heavenly as Chick Fil-A sauce. If you ever visit Albuquerque or somewhere in NM, definitely worth a stop!
I love how they try to finish the new York and Chicago ones as quickly as possible as to not cause tons of debate lol
I'm reading the comments because I love pizza too much! 😆🇮🇹👋
They have experience from the other 50 state videos…
Honestly for Michigan(I'm a Michigander myself), I thought they would say Vitalles or Pizza Ranch to be honest. Pizza Ranch's stuffed crust is to die for and the garlic seasoning they put on the crust just brings it all together.(I can't say much for Vitalle's as I've only had it once, but my dad loves that place)
Yeah I live in Michigan and I wasn't expecting Buddy's Pizza but I can't really argue with it.
I am from michigan. ..mr.scibs pizza
I have had Pizza Ranch...meh...is ok
Not a fan of Vitalle's, and I live in GR and my Father in-law Worked there as a kid. He even says its not like it used to be when he worked there.
I am also in MI, and Vitalles just popped up in west Michigan along with Buddys (literally a month ago), i thought Jets would be the winner honestly. Never heard of Pizza Ranch's.
Been waiting for this!
As someone in Colorado... I was puzzled by the choice. I thought for sure they would pick one of the obvious choices like Beau Jos. Something that is famous, popular, and makes the actual Colorado pizza known as the Colorado Pie...
my exact thoughts
I'm reading the comments because I love pizza too much! 😆🇮🇹👋
When I lived in Colorado Beau Jo's was the main place people told me about too. I think I remember they dip the crust in honey. Very different, but high quality ingredients. Very rustic.
Exactly...had the same thought for my state am from Missouri and they completely snubbed St Louis style pizza.
@@cjtuckerbpmc ...Yes... I feel like they just want a big show case of different kinds of pizzas: Huge hipster vibe. And it was also very hypocritical to snub *_St.Louis_* style pizza with the very unique *_Provel_* cheese (which is a combination of Provolone, Cheddar, & Swiss), but yet @[2:51], they show cased another establishment that gave you the option of _TWELVE_ different cheeses !!! (Jockamo Upper Crust in Indiana). And the *_coup de grace_* @[9:02] is that *_Wisconsin_* has the best *_St.Louis_* style pizza !!! *_Coo-coo, Coo-coo_* !!!
I’ve been to the picks for Illinois and West Virginia and I’m not surprised. Lou Malnati’s was so good I took a half baked pizza and drove it 5 hours home to Cincinnati for the rest of the family to have.
have u had adriaticos
I'm from Philly (Pennsylvania). Thank you for showing delicious foods the city can make besides cheesesteaks.
Sarcone Bakery is in South Philly which is known for a rich Italian culture.
I second this
I'm reading the comments because I love pizza too much! 😆🇮🇹👋
this is a sarcastic comment right? that is the worst pizza I've seen in my life.
I liked angelos in philly quite a bit. Pizza is top notch and the cheesesteaks are imo best in the city
Passing over Beau Jo's Mountain Pies for CO is a huge oversight
There’s a location of Pizzeria Bianco right next to my work. It’s phenomenal and the fact that they have an option for those who are lactose intolerant like myself, is really amazing.
This early to Food Insider? Pog
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Shut up
Whoever chose that as Missouri’s best pizza was literally high. I’ve lived in St. Louis for 5 years, and I can tell you, the best pizza in the state is Melo’s Pizzaria.
It’s only open for 3 hours on 3 separate days, and there are only two tables to sit at inside, but it is SOOOO worth it. I’ve had countless pizzas in New York and Chicago, and it might top them all. It’s so surprising.
*Note* Be ready to wait up to an hour for a pizza, as they’re usually busy.
The small places always are the best. Probably because they don't have to compromise on quality to feed a crowd.
matt Davis the best restaurants are open the fewest days of the week and the fewest hours of those days. bc their food is so good that they make their own rules. also places that have signs that read: open until wxy time, or until the food runs out. so I totally agree with you that, yes, its so worth it!!!
What kind of pizzeria open just for 3 hours on 3 separate days? LOL
@@TheDragonborn97 How can they afford to rent that building? I never understood this business plan unless it was like a food truck or stand.
@@RagnarokCo Yeah that is my same question lol
This is an absolute gold mine if you're looking for ways to make your own pizza or even start a pizza business, there's a lot of good information in this video!!!!!!🍕 😎👍💯
I'm reading the comments because I love pizza too much! 😆🇮🇹👋
Regina’s on Thatcher Street in Boston’s North End is what I grew up on and is the best I’ve ever had. You did right by having it on your list. Frank Pepe’s is pretty good at their Massachusetts’ locations. I have yet to go to the Motherland to try the big 4. Not Italy. Been there, done that. I’m asking my son to look at Yale so I can hit the Apizza places in New Haven especially Sally’s.
Definitely missed out on ciao! Pizzeria in Ithaca ny amazing amazing hand tossed wood fired pizzas a must try if you’re ever in central New York
Pennsylvania is known for its Old Forge style pizza from the Scranton area it’s different than most pizza as it uses a blend of different cheese on a square crust. The cheese isn’t mozzarella but kind of American or cheddar. It’s amazing and I sometimes drive a total of 6 hours to go beck and get it every once and awhile
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Yall stay doing maryland dirty, talk about them for 3 seconds 😭😂😂
Joe Squared is legit as hell too
Never heard of Joe Squared, Ledos is where it’s at
Ledos is better then joe squared
@@tonys07ss For sure
Im from england and never have tater tots but always wanted them and that pizza looks heavenly
Lol
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good thing about living in alabama for these videos is that i don't have to wait lol
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If you go to Cos Cob in Greenwich Connecticut, we literally have 5 pizza restaurants that share the same road. Because most of the stone masons that made the bridges there were Italian, most of them settled there.
As a resident of Hawaii, I can confirm J. Dolan's is the best pizza in the whole state. Actually as a well traveled individual, IMO J. Dolan's is one of the best pies I've ever had.
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we all clicked on this to see our state
no, i dont live in usa
As a life-long New Jerseyian, I can't believe you guys picked this place out of the thousands of amazing pizza shops we have here! List lost all credibility right there..
For real. Down right offensive. Let's at least throw DeLorenzo's in there. Or the 100 other better options than what he picked.
Michelinos is great too imo
Razza in JC too
Agreed that right there was a sin to pizza
The whole video I was drooling 🤤
Wyoming (Northwest) has "The Trailhead" in Cody as well as a great delivery place called "Pizza on the Run".
i love how he included Puerto Rico
0:38 Pop smoke mozzarella
WOOOOOO 💫
@Wis Dum you must hate your life huh 😂
Never thought "The Pie Pizzeria" as one of Utah's Pizza places would hit this list cos as I was going down a mind-list of Pizza places local to the Salt Lake Valley and "The Pie Pizzeria" was one of those.
Also if you're ever traveling to Salt Lake City, Utah? The "Pie", as some locals call it, has about 5 or so locations across the valley
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7:12 “Even without cheese”
*Proceeds to show clip of guy sprinkling Parmigiano on the pizza*
YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP. You got the best pizza joint in Iowa for sure. Wig and Pen's pizza is magical.
@2:43 Lou Malnati's🍕🔥🔥🔥🔥 is one of the best pizza in Chicago that butter cut😍😴
Look up Chicago Best they have all different kinds of places to eat
That pizza is ok but let’s get real that’s for tourist just like giordanos
@@arj8358 that's facts Uno and Giordano's gets more tourists
I instantly knew this list was bogus when I looked at their entry for Ohio and saw something other than LaRosa's Pizza there. That is the only thing I miss from 4 otherwise misspent years in the Buckeye State: the amazing regional cuisine!
I'm from Chicago and no one here really eats deep dish pizza except for tourists. But we do like square cut tavern style pizza. 🍕
Its facts your absolutely right but hopefully the people don't think that it's not good because it is
had to scroll through the comments to make sure someone pointed this out
Some of us order the deep dish. Not often, though. Maybe a time or two per year. And upon out of state guest request.
it seems like chicagoans go out of their way to avoid deep dish. just own it! who cares what new yorkers say. im from connecticut and i would try deep dish in a heartbeat.
@@exrva as a native NYer who's lived in Chicago, my only pet peeve is that deep dish is different enough from other styles that I wish it were called something other than pizza. But that's one of those screwy things that probably bothers only me. From cursory observation I'd say Chicagoans do eat it, but only occasionally. A lot of area joints offer deep dish, but not so many make a good one. It's a lot of crust, so if the dough is too bland, too salty, too greasy, or too soggy, it's a chore to eat. And even when it's done right, it's a heavy sitdown meal, not the kind of thing you'd want every week.
That look really good great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥😋😋🤤🤤🤤🤤
No you dont love me because of that i know.
Pisano pizza in Jackson California or Gondolas Pizza in La Mirada California both places are family owned with the freshest ingredients so yummy and clean establishment
I think that Slim and Husky's in Nashville, TN should have been selected for best pizza in Nashville, TN. I love pizza and will definitely be trying the locations recommend when I visit certain states.
Seriously....with all of the amazing pizza places in st.louis alone, someone picked a pizza with a pile of crap in the middle of it.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. That pizza you can't possibly eat without a fork and knife. Cecil Whittaker's is my favorite of all St. Louis style thin crust.
@@joemckim1183 I love Pirrones! Cecil Whittakers is also amazing.
For Maryland my favorite pizzas are “Ledo’s” and “&Pizza” 🤤 no place like home
Just went to pies and pints for the first time 2 weeks ago here in West Virginia and it definitely deserved its mention🥰🥰
I've gained about 10 lbs just watching this delicious-looking presentation. Bravo!
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Ok so let me list a bunch of things from this list that aren't "traditional" ingredients on a pizza:
- apricot sauce
- pistachios
- spicy honey (sounds delicious)
- tater tots
- cheese whiz
- strawberries (in the video used as a desert centerpiece, not on actual pizza tho)
- grapes
Now I'm no pizza purist, but you can't have these things being popular on pizza, and then have the internet complain about "ananas". As long as it tastes good, right ?!
thank you!!! my comment is similar to this one.
Reindeer sausage is definitely an unorthodox ingredient if you distinguish it from regular sausage.
Ya they went for the Gimmicks instead of the traditional and actually popular places when they showed my state I was just like "WTF!!"
you forgot pineapple
My Italian heritage is crying at some of these toppings
Every time someone says something about non-Italian toppings on pizza...I'm reminded of what Italians did to pasta when they got it from Asia!
@@LuckyK7777 I'm asian and i loled
@@LuckyK7777 lol italian pasta and asian pasta is not the same thing in facts pasta in europe was even made by ancient roman
Sorry for bad ing
@@lorenzotr3652 Really?
I recently moved from CT. And I can confirm Frank Pepes was the best pizza. If you go up north, give it a try. You won’t regret it
never heard of grinders pizza in MO, i'll look it up thanks
Best. video idea ever!
Wow I’m surprised they got CT right. Also bar, modern and Sally’s are just as good, pepe got that white clam and that hits different
That was a no-brainer. Pepe’s and Sally’s are both famous and both delicious. I mean, presidents ate there. I prefer Pepe’s but my husband prefers Sally’s, so when we go back to CT to visit, we pick the one with the shortest line.
If not better!!
Wow, there are so many delicious-looking pizzas.
as a person from NJ i feel as if this video has disgraced us!
Yes... NJ is legitimately the pizza capital of the US and they show some gimmicky shapey pizza with fruit in the center. 🙄
@@cheryl5768 doesn’t make any sense!
For real that pizza doesn't even look appetizing in a video. I can think of plenty of places that are better off the top of my head. Porta in Asbury, Conte's in Princeton, Brooklyn Square Pizza just to name a few
Curioni's in Lodi (Walt's if you're a Lodidian like me) is the best i've had. Renaldo pizza masters is another good one. i've had carmine's and it"s just meh. not great.
Manco and Manco, previously Mac and Manco, is some damn good Jersey pizza!
Washington also has Pagliacci Pizza.
I was literally drooling whilst watching this video
Ah, finally a chill narrator that doesn't overhype the subject.
He’s so good and chill I love the narrator
As a proud resident of the Inland Northwest from Spokane, Washington myself I can confirm that the Flying 🐐 has some of the best 🍕 in my city. I love me some David's 🍕 too. I grew up w/David's 🍕 living right by the Gonzaga University campus, but the Flying 🐐 has 1-upped them, imho.
Throughout the whole video, I was stumped as to who would be named as the Great State of Washington's top pie. Would they go with a West Side chain like Pagliacci's, would they pick a NY style clone, or would they go crazy and shout out the Pizza Pipeline? I haven't been to Flying Goat, but I guess I've got my dinner plans set for my next trip out your way.
Makes you want to go on a 50-state tour with a delicious pizza as your carrot🍕
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Antico gets the publicity here in Georgia, but my favorite is from a chain in the north Atlanta suburbs called Peace, Love and Pizza. I'll also recommend Modena Ristorante Vinoteca in west Cobb. P. S. I'm a native-born New Yorker.....
Yes!! Jockamo’s is some of the best pizza ever. I try to get it every time I go home. ♥️
I tried it. Highly overrated. Best pizzas I've had in the state are Bazbeaux in Indy and Mother Bear's pizza in Bloomington.
I would have thought Colorados was Beau Jo's. I have never even heard of the place that they named.
Come on man! There's only one place synonymous with Colorado style pizza and that's Beau Joe's. The mountain pies are what everyone must try.
I’m surprised they messed this one up so bad. Never even heard of the one they listed.
Yes, agreed!!! Not having Beau Jo's for Colorado's best pizza on a list like this should be a crime, lol.
calling pizzas "tomato pies" should be a crime
Tomato pie and pizza are two different things entirely no idea why they put a tomato pie in this list for PA
@@timstradley5819 This list is garbage, they completely fucked up PA and NJ.
@@danielk9067 Delaware as well
Nooooo broooooo tomato pie came before pizza and is cool old school so STFU
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Legit. Can vouch for both Hideaway in OK and Pupatella in VA. Yum!
How many videos of food are you guys going to pick KC as the go to place for Missouri? Never even heard of grinders
When people realize there is more then LA in California 🤯😱😱
yes Jovan
I'm from Austin, and Home Slice is good, but Serious Pizza in Dallas or Via 313 in Austin are better choices imo
New york: how can you decide
Great video, but I hate that you guys just skimmed over North Carolina. The restaurant I would have chosen for the state would have been Cugino Forno. They get their ingredients imported from Sicily every week and will actually close the store if they run out of inventory. Insanely good pizza.
I was wondering who you would go with for Illinois. Malnati’s is great, but I prefer Giordano’s.
I just knew that the choice for Michigan would be Buddy’s as soon as I clicked on this video. Iconic, sure, but Loui’s is better. I said what I said.
1:38 that is the saddest delicious i have ever heard! 😂
Hello Maya
I feel like the omission of Imo's and St. Louis-style pizza for Missouri borders on egregious disrespect. Or perhaps I am just biased.
yes pure ignorance . probably got paid off by grinders or whatever the heck that is .
Never been to grinders but whenever I’m in STL I always make time for a trip to Imo’s. And Pappy’s bbq.
I LOVE ALL THESE PIZZAS!!!
really.... and i needed to know that.....why?
I just love pizza with great sweet sauce, pepperoni and cheese with jalapeños peppers. The crust must be right and homemade
Style too. That’s my kind of pizza!
Just imagine travel 50 states only to eat Pizza...
Man that would be very expensive or they sent someone through a teleporter
You could have daal
That's the reason why the narrator sounds tired.
@@randyschwaggins thanks...
That's the dream.
The New Mexico and Texas picks are definitely spot on, both places are amazing
Yes amazing
I’ve lived in Nashville, TN most of my life, and while I’m not at all surprised, I’m still a bit disappointed that Five Points came out as the “best.” I’m not saying that they’re bad, but they’re highly overrated. Not only are they overpriced, but they’re not unique. If I want NY style pizza, I’ll go to NY. It’s a scam to copy the style of another city/state.
I haven’t visited all of TN, but the best pizza in Nashville is definitely Slim & Husky’s. Try their “see no green.” Slim & Husky’s is actually *unique* pizza that you can’t get in any other city or state. Not just an overpriced copycat of another city and state like 5 Points. Prices are reasonable too. Great value for what you’re getting.
In chattanooga theres a place called Lupi's. it's amazing. you should go there if u are ever in chatt
NY style isn't a scam anymore than wood fired pizza or deep dish pizza or stuffed crust pizza is a scam. It's a "style."
Best pizza in Washington DC and is an old established place is Trio's Pizza, Dupont Circle... I miss those days...
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Italians - Those Are Not Pizzas
Actual Italian: Yes, yes they are pizza police.
Lmao some of those pizzas seems toxic😭
@Anthony Thatcher hamburgers are german, so muricans aint invented shit
@@andreasantinelli7213 look! Someone else with a youtube level education and an impressive ability to be incorrect in every way. Cheers!
@@andreasantinelli7213 What about Hollywood ya bafoon?
Did I need to know the best pizza in all 50 states? No. Do I now know the best pizza in all 50 states? Yes. Was it worth 10 mins of my life? Who’s to say?
No! Cause the best pizza is the original neapolitan pizza not this trashy copycat
best pizza depends on your taste, who cares what other people think about it if you don't enjoy it. i guess all these places should at least be pretty good, though.
@@lepidoptery but I think the best pizza is the originals not the wierd variants like pizza with pinaple
@@peppe_5 honestly, so what? also, there's way more pizza in Italy than just neapolitan anyway.
@@lepidoptery so what?! They ruined our pizza by adding pineapple and you say so what? Only naples pizza is the original and the best the other might be good but can't compete with naples pizza
A slice of the Big Sur from Pizza My Heart in Santa Cruz, Capitola and San Jose. Hands down, the BEST.
Can you review best fry boxes in each state. There is a place in california called kenji’s teriyaki grill and they have a spicy mayo, teriyaki, and beef fry box. If one of those ingredients wasnt there it wouldnt be worth. I encourage peopke to try to make it at home!