New Jersey pizza rocks!

I like little place called the Harley Rose Diner. It's on 168 (the Black Horse Pike) on the way to the shore.
Also, there was a great place in Cinaminson, but I don't remember the name.
Of course, Cinaminson is also the home of The Yellow Sub.

 

:'(

It is a quality location. It is really small but the pizza is pretty good.

Oh man, Rutt's Hut is definite quality.


And yes, Taylor Ham is great. I have a relative out in Tennessee and when he comes into New Jersey, he buys boxes of it to bring back.

 

Benny Tudino's in Hoboken is the best, Jerry, the best.

 

My three favoitie thin crust pizzas:

Deninio's - Staten Island
Pepe's - New Haven
Sally's - New Haven

 

Where is Cockdian to rep Chuck E. Cheese?

 

Amen, brother Buck.
I think I know where I'm going for lunch today after running errands!

 

My father used to make the best Taylor Ham and egg sandwiches on a hard roll.

We need people from New Jersey to come to southern California and go door-to-door, like missionaries, telling people to repent and stop eating chain pizza like Domino's Pizza and such.

 

1) Ah, the Tick Tock Diner, where the sign says "Eat Heavy."

2) Until I came south, I never realized that people might think it strange for breakfast to consist of coffee and a buttered roll.

 

Mmm, Taylor Ham and egg sandwiches....

Gold, when my wife first came over here, she thought the best pizza in America was Pizza Hut. As she said, "Why would a restaurant open up in China that wasn't really good here?" I had to explain the whole thing. But, yeah, pizza just isn't the same outside of this metropolitan area.

 

You can find some good pizza in soCal, but a lot of it is from people who are from the metropolitan area

Are there still good places for Italian Hot Dogs in the Garden State?

 

You lucky bastard.