Pizza Chef of Washington
We had to go to motor vehicle office last week and found great pizza. The strip mall where the mv office is located has great pizza, a wonderful bakery and a coming soon hot dog shop. The pizza slices are Manhattan style which is a slice and a half and the crust is crispy and delicious. Motor vehicle was closed last week due to the shutdown and we will enjoy pizza again when we return on 7/8 . The bakery has Delicious bagels, sweet treats and coffees. I always dread having to go to the motor vehicle office but now have something to look forward to. Also there is a liquor store next to pizza chef if you want wine with your meal.
Robert Rowe We tried their pizza when they first opened (not sure if that was last year or the year before), and it was nothing special. Maybe we should give it another try.
Calico696 It was last year, I just found the old tread. We did try it twice and the second time was a disaster. I forgot all about that.
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Bakery had always been nice.
I like the Chinese there. Really like the hot n sour soup.
Strangerdanger There's a new hotdog place in the same strip. Coworker liked it. She likes Johnny's better. I'm not a Johnny's fan. New place does fried dogs and has kraut.
Like we need another hotdog joint. #hotdogplacesrthenewpizzajoint
maja2 
Mansfield mama 
Bently
Lenny Rock Best pizza in washington is little italys. Behind the mcdonalds. Great brick oven pizza. Good prices
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AJMS Once Dom sold Ernie & Dom's it went downhill FAST. Little Italy is good, and so is Dicolas if you can bear to wait an hour for a pizza on a Friday night.
kelleo22 
Lion 
Romeo Little Italy was a let down, I tried it last week. It doesn't reheat well later in the evening, it had no flavor. Too thick for my preference.
MYD Don’t like Leos, their sandwiches no good either.
You know the saying eat where the cops eat, this not one of those cases I know the station is across the street but the cops are always in there.
Roywhite Funny... I'd never even heard of Gabrielle's Pizza. When I was in high school, the building was home to a corner store named Del-Crest Market (it was right on the border of the Delaware Park section of Lopatcong and the Hillcrest section of Phillipsburg). I'll have to pick up a pie some Friday evening and see what the wife and kids think...
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