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PM_ME_ASS_SALAD t1_j621jyg wrote

Reply to comment by _LoanRanger_ in Do you like living in Providence? by movingtori

Completely telling on yourself if you think Providence doesn’t have great pizza. Just admitting you know nothing or have truly horrible taste.

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_LoanRanger_ t1_j621yu7 wrote

Coming from someone who’s never stepped a foot out of the state.

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PM_ME_ASS_SALAD t1_j6221ps wrote

I see you’re as unserious as your opinions. Cool have fun with that.

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_LoanRanger_ t1_j622dq2 wrote

I’ve had better pizza in Arizona.

Check for yourself. Is providence on the list?

https://news.yahoo.com/50-best-pizzerias-america-ranked-200000183.html

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PM_ME_ASS_SALAD t1_j622q5c wrote

You cannot be seriously linking a Yahoo article to me.

Look I’m not going to pretend providence gets the recognition it deserves by unserious people linking unserious publications.

My anecdotes are that every single person I’ve brought to Providence, and Al Forno in particular, whether from NYC or Chicago or New Haven, have left reconsidering their most deeply held pizza beliefs about what is and isn’t great pizzas.

If you can’t relate, you haven’t been. Simple as.

And that’s ignoring the other 10 places in RI that give every other 10 places in a different state a run for their money.

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_LoanRanger_ t1_j623olk wrote

Got to be a parody account. Someone with ass salad username critiquing on culinary aspects of any city. What a joke. Good laugh though. Thanks

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PM_ME_ASS_SALAD t1_j623tpd wrote

If someone said “hey this very unserious person with unserious opinions is going to very unseriously attack you ad hominem because they are that unserious” I would have said “oh shit yeah that checks out”

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sc00p401 t1_j63fjfk wrote

Not everyone in the city can afford Al Forno every weekend chief. And I am from New Haven.

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PM_ME_ASS_SALAD t1_j63q0wt wrote

Every weekend lol, you mean once? Once is plenty enough to know you’ve been missing something your whole life. As I said, every out of towner I’ve brought there rethinks their assumptions about what makes good pizza. They still love their NY thin or apizza or deep dish or whatever, but grilled pizza wedges itself at the top with the best of them.

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sc00p401 t1_j63f9ey wrote

...or maybe he's tried quite a few of the "good" pizza joints in the city and realized they're actually awful or just passable, like I have?

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