Tags: pizza
Just a quick blog post before my Thursday 8:30 AM class (BUSFIN 6221: Industry, Risk & Pricing with Prof. Brandl... I'll probably write a post about him at some point... he's a lot of fun in the classroom)...
Last week, I wrote a blog about eating at one of the best places in town - Tai's Asian Bistro. As for this week's blog entry, I wasn't really planning on blogging about "another" best place in town to eat, but I couldn't pass it up. I felt the need to get the word out about this great dining place in Columbus, OH.
Okay, so I have to give a major shout out to my friend Katie who is studying staging and costume design (or something like that) here at The Ohio State University. When she found out I was searching for the best pizza in Columbus, Katie asked in a matter-of-fact tone whether I had tried Dewey's. Dewey's Pizza is a family owned chain that operates in select cities. Like most places in Columbus, Dewey's uses style and atmosphere to distinguish itself.
Hey everyone, today I will begin the first of many reviews of pizza joints. Whenever I spend considerable time in any particular city, I make it a habit to figure out what pizza restaurant is most deserving of my dining dollars. While I could go off in to euphoric memory about real New York pizza (not that Famous Rays stuff), I must live in the moment. How does pizza here fare?
One of my more cooking-inclined friends gave me the idea to make a pizza at home. It turned out to be highly customizable, fast (under 20 minutes for the entire process), tasty (even more so when I remember to cook the crust a little before adding the toppings) and quite cheap:
pizza dough: $1.67
pesto sauce: ≈ $2.00
cheese: $2.00
pepperoni: ≈ $1.00
All I need now is a pantry full of olives and anchovies, and I'll be set for a while.
Maybe someday this will take first place on the "Pizza Power Rankings" list...