Subject: Take a look at all the foreclosed homes in your-area

From: "Local Foreclosures" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 13:11:25 -0700

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Spare the attitude. I'd really like to hold back a few stars because of the absolutely ridiculous, idiotic, and insane (four hour) wait, but I can't. I waited for three hours at Sally's in New Haven one time so I guess this is only a little longer. Bianco is as good as any "Neapolitan style" pizza I've had in the US, but that's not to say that it's better than all the others. Bianco doesn't have that perfectly even char on the crust that a lot of places seem to be able to produce, but they've got more than enough char (maybe even a little too much). I think their pizza compares most closely to A16 than the other places I've tried (Settebello, Spaccanapoli, Tutta Bella, Una, Antica etc). The crust has great - really great - flavor, has a very good rise at the edge and is perfectly soft and chewy. The cheese is also perfect: it tastes great and melts without burning or breaking down. The basil and tomatoes tasted fresh and great. So really, no complaints other than the wait. It will be
nice when the Neapolitan trend puts some more places like Bianco in Phoenix so this isn't the only option. It may be really difficult to make pizza this great faster than Bianco does, but other places seem to be able to pull it off so hopefully that will happen in Phoenix at some point too. This is for all your Pizzeria Bianco virgins. I am astonished with all the negative reviews this place is getting because of the "long wait." So here it is, I have been coming here with my husband and friends for a couple years now and never once have we ever had a bad experience. Yes, there is a longer wait than usual, but make the best of it. You're here to have fun, enjoy lively conversations with friends, and just enjoy yourself. If you're in a hurry to get out of there, this is not the place to go. First thing first, if going on a Friday or Saturday night, show up no later than 4:30. The place doesn't open up till 5 o'clock, but you want to get in line early so the hostess can take your nam
e. As my husband is waiting in line, I usually grab a glass of wine and get him a beer. I typically grab a table while he's waiting in line. So once the doors open the line moves fairly quickly, once she grabs your name, let her know where you'll be sitting. Usually a quarter of the people that were waiting leave anyway because they're shocked about the wait. So that bumps you up a couple of spaces. So once that happens, we usually order an app or two if we're with friends and have a great time! Time flies when you're having fun, so make the best of it. As many times as I've been there, I don't think we've waited more than three hours. Big deal anyway, good wine, good food, good company makes it all worth it. So once you're ready the