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Who's with ME?? Make Pizza Connecticut's State Food!!!
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Some of these historic pizzerias go back almost 100 years with Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana being the 5th oldest continuously running pizzeria in the United States!

The Apizza 8 is settled.
Pepe's Pizza
Sally's Apizza
Modern Apizza
BAR - New Haven
Roseland Apizza
Zuppardi's Apizza
Ernie's Pizzeria
Mikes Apizza
Honorable mentions: Brick Oven Pizza Tolli's Apizza Next Door Big Green Truck Pizza DePalmas Apizza Yorkside Pizza Abate Apizza and then there’s the remaining 300 pizzerias in Greater New Haven! Nothing to complain about!

Learn how and why only New Haven uses the word apizza on this Sunday's Pizza Lovers Tour with Taste of New Haven!!

Pizza Lovers Tour - Taste of New Haven Pizza lovers and beer buffs will love this history laden walking tour from the famous Wooster Street pizzerias to the buzz of Downtown and the quaint corners of East Rock. Get your walking shoes on and don’t bother eating breakfast for New Haven’s only pizza-only walking tour! On this 5-Hour Piz...

Sharing a fun ad from the New Haven Register for the first show at the old Westville Theatre, a sneak preview on November 19, 1940.

Toad's Place offered "The Finest Continental Cuisine" in 1975!

Right now crews are demolishing a New Haven landmark: the J Press Building at 262 York Street, built as a townhouse mansion in the Second Empire Victorian style for Cornelius Pierpont in 1860, Pierpont ran a grocery store on the corner of York of Broadway. Although J Press "determined the building is beyond repair," and the Building Department stated "It must come down," two crew members told me that there was nothing structurally unrepairable with the building. Here's an interior view of when the place was called the Jigger Shop, and even served pizza in the mid 1930s.