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In article <2v9cfr$cmp@news.umbc.edu>, <dzubai1@umbc.edu> writes:
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> Subject: Re: Best pizza?
> Date: 4 Jul 1994 16:13:47 GMT
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Vince and Dominicks at the mall hardly represents good pizza, but if it floats 
your boat, great!!  Sfuzzi sounds good though.  Please try Stromboli's on Old 
Georgetown Road in Bethesda-they've been there since 1980 for good reason.  
Beautiful pizza, calzones, etc...  Not meant to be overly filled with ambience, 
but the food says it all!!
> 
> Carole L. Parker (parkercl@amomega.acq.osd.mil) wrote:
> 
> : Best pizza I've found in town is at Sfuzzi's at Union Station -- thin
> : crust, great cheeses, and grilled. They have both yuppie (goat cheese,
> : artichokes, etc.) and traditional versions. The pink "Sfuzzi" drinks
> : are wickedly good too. 
> 
> They are OK.
> 
> Try Vince and Dominiks in Montgomer Mall. They are very good, and 
> there slices are HUGE! I go there a couple times a week and can say there
> pizza is far superior than any other place. I have yet to try Gent Jim's but
> will.
>