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From: "Cheap SUVs" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 11:26:36 -0700

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picnic style table, surrounded by my family and close friends as everyone else bustles along. It is a place where I've shed tears and cackled the heartiest of laughter. It was the deliciously chewy and barely-charred crust with the dollops of the richest buffalo mozzarella cheese, saltiest cuts of sopressata and spiciest peppers on the Diavola pizza that reeled me in. But, it is the multiple times I've spent birthday dinners, farewell dinners, welcome back dinners and just because dinners that tucks Antico into a special place in my heart. The near 1400 reviews speak for themselves. Just go. Bring an appetite, a bottle (or two) of red and the people you care about most. To preface this review, I'm from NYC, so when a buddy of mine told me RAVE reviews of this pizza that's "better than NY pizza," I had to try it. Note: Parking is very difficult here. You might have to park somewhere down the street in front of someone's house and walk it. Service: You walk in, order at the counter,
you pay for it, and take a seat, and someone brings it out to you. When you're done, they clean it up. Nothing more to it than that. If you want drinks, you can go get it at the counter yourself. Also, as far as ordering pizzas go, think, "Soup Nazi" from Seinfeld. No half-toppings, no frilly crap. Either you want it or you don't. Decor: They could REALLY use more seating, but I get it, it's a prime real estate. In the front is a tiny counter area you can pull up a bench, and behind it is a small picnic table you can all sit at. Behind that area, is a larger room with multiple picnic style tables, so don't be shy to rub shoulders with someone else. Protip: In the summer, the back room has no AC (it's the kitchen staff area, where you can see them making the pizza and put them in one of three fire brick ovens). So be warned. On a hot day, you may not be a fan. The back room also has two TVs mounted on the wall, usually playing sports. Food: It's good, the food comes out
fast (5 - 10 min for a pizza), and it's pretty decent. But it's definitely NOT better than NY pizza. The portions are NOT NY pizzas. Another note: It's BYOB, so feel free to bring a cold 6 pack and enjoy. Overall: I thoroughly enjoyed the place. It was good food. However, I wish that there were more seating, the back room had AC, and they had more than the tiny little bottles of sodas. At such a high price ($30+ for a pepperoni pizza and two cokes), and sweating profusely in the back room, I doubt I'll try again, but it's worth it to try once. Was expecting a lot from this place based on all the reviews, but ultimately, it ended up just okay. I got the San Gennaro to share with a friend. Portion was definitely enough, and the ingredients were good, but I just sort of felt it was ho-hum. Like definitely decent but not a knockout either. It was also a bit soggy. Maybe I should