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Been living in New York for the past 20+ years. Sadly, inflation has diminished the quality and quantity of the average corner pizza shop's slice. Yes, the Art
by terran57 4y ago
Been living in New York for the past 20+ years. Sadly, inflation has diminished the quality and quantity of the average corner pizza shop's slice. Yes, the Artichoke Basil slice the author refers to is much more expensive, but it's also bigger than the average slice of pizza in NYC - and the quality of ingredients seems better. The $1 slice shops (now more like the $1.50 slice shops) live on low margin and high volume. I can attest that it's great when you're in a hurry and just want to get something in your system. For quality pizza slices, well, you're just going to have to pay $3-$5 for a slice nowadays ($1 or more for toppings).
- wahnfrieden 4y agoartichoke dough is way too thick. probably adds to the cost for no good reason, maybe because it's easier to bake consistently...
- rngname22 4y agoYeah an Artichoke artichoke slice costs like $7 I think in Park Slope rn but it's a lot more filling than the $5.50 white slice I got last night from a mom and pop shop a block away.
- yunwal 4y agoArtichoke pizza is serviceable drunk food, but really not very good outside of that context.