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Pies Worth the Drive Across Long Island

February 9, 2020 | What To Do

No matter how you slice it, these pizza eateries are the best of the best!

Whether you think pineapple belongs on pizza or you think pizza is better traditional, we can all agree that these are some of the best pizza outfits on Long Island!

Nick & Toni's - East Hampton

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Nick & Toni's is a Hamptons landmark, favored by locals and celebrities alike. In the summertime, you'd be hard pressed to get a seat while battling the likes of Jimmy Fallon or Alec Baldwin. During the off season, however, the real star at Nick & Toni's is their wood-fired pizza. Served Sunday through Thursday, indulge in options like classic Margherita, Amatriciana topped with pancetta, onion, tomato, burrata and pepperoncini, or the zucca pizza, topped with zucchini, tomato confit, salsa verde and ricotta salata.
Nick & Toni's
136 N. Main Street
East Hampton, NY 11937
(631) 324-3550

Saverio's - Massapequa

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Saverio's in Massapequa is a family run, authentic Neapolitan pizza room. All of their pizzas are made according to Neapolitan tradition, exclusively using imported San Marzano D.O.P. tomatoes on their Margherita pizzas and only using 100% Italian extra virgin olive oil. All toppings are made fresh daily or imported from Italy, and the pizzas are baked to perfection at 850 degrees in an Acunto wood-burning brick oven from Naples after letting the dough rise for 24-48 hours. No matter what slice you decide to order at Saverio's, you're sure to have a deliciously authentic bite every step of the way.
929 North Broadway
Massapequa, NY 11758
(516) 799-0091

Americano Pie Bar - Islip

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Relatively new to the ever growing food scene in Islip, Americano Pie Bar has made quite the name for themselves in a short three years. Serving classic Italian dishes with a touch of Americano, the Pie Bar puts a modern twist on the traditional Italian cuisine we all know and love. Using fresh ingredients, their pies are baked to perfection in a brick oven. Treat yourself to creative pies like the Vodka Margherita topped with prosciutto, or a classic like a primavera pie.
517 Main Street
Islip, NY 11751
(631)581-8700

Donatina Pizza - Patchogue

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Donatina Pizza in Patchogue truly does it all, with a Neapolitan wood-burning oven, a wall of deck ovens for traditional New York and Detroit style pies. Dishing up pies with a thick airy base, a crispy cheese crust topped with tomato sauce with a kick and a secret cheese blend! Try the Pepperoni Detroit or go with a New York style prosciutto and arugula, topped with San Marzano tomato sauce, Fior di Latte mozzarella, prosciutto di parma, shaved parmigiano - reggiano and extra virgin olive oil.
18 West Avenue
Patchogue, NY 11772
(631) 730-7002

Salvatore's Coal Oven Pizzeria - Port Washington

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Ranked the number 1 pie on Long Island more times than you can count, Salvatore's Coal Oven Pizzeria in Port Washington is simply a step above. Their coal burning oven delivers a mouthwatering combination of char and creaminess. They don't do slices, but they don't need to - they dish out only the best, baking freshly made pizzas faster than you can say mangia!
124 Shore Road
Port Washington, NY 11050
(516) 883-8457

Taglio Pizza NY - Mineola

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Nestled in Mineola, Taglio Pizza's main attraction is their Roman-style pan pizza. At first glance you may think the slices look Sicilian, but looking at the dough you see that it's not! Note the large air pockets that deliver a deliciously chewy texture. In addition to the regular NY style pizzas at Taglio, there are more than a dozen Roman-style pan pies every day, with every changing toppings. Try the non-traditional but familiar chicken bacon ranch, or a more classic combination like prosciutto and arugula.
85 Mineola Boulevard
Mineola, NY 11501
(516) 741-0379

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