One Bite Pizza Reviews

Dave reviews Esposito's, a place claiming to by New York coal fired.

Dave has his ego boosted by kids talking about how much "drip" he has, and makes their day.

Dave goes to the wrong Cannoli Kitchen, a chain that doesn't look half bad.

Dave starts his Florida pizza trip at Aunt Lulu's, a place where he loves the owner so much he wants it to be great.

Dave needed one pizza review to finish out the week so he ventures out solo, and we may need a "kids show" warning after he sees his hair.

Dave is confused by Bob's Pizza, a pilsen crust that seems to be two entirely different pizzas. First time customers get 20% BACK on their first order right now - go to Mugsy.com and enter your email to get the discount automatically

Dave is left completely confused by Alla Vita, a place that seems like it would have Neopolitan pizza but does not. Use code "PIZZA" on Rhoback.com for 20% off your first order for the next week at https://rhoback.com

Dave finishes his Staten Island trip at La Piazza, a place owned by Security Mike's friend.

Dave tries Ciro Pizza, owned by the brother of Joe and Pat's, leading to a trip down pizza review memory lane.

Dave tries the Pizza Parlor where they have a cool tradition for accepted students of a nearby school

Dave tries Nonna's and runs into one of the more enthusiastic hi-fivers around.

After a few old school spots, Dave stops by the newer Seppe Pizza Bar, but is surprised by what he discovers.

Dave stops by Dom Demarco's, the name of the late famous Di Fara owner, and is curious to figure out what the connection is.

Still off The Strip, Dave finds another very vibey pizza place.

Even though it was not very tough competition, Dave may have found his favorite pizza in Vegas.

Dave touches down in Vegas for the Super Bowl and stops by a place that may be more known for its vibes than its pizza.

Dave tries Pier 76, a cash only place that isn't actually cash only.

After getting what Dave thought was an absurd text from a Prada stylist, enough people convinced him to get an outfit a little bit out of his usual comfort zone.

Dave reviews the Staten Island staple Jimmy Max, and follows a fan to his house to meet his wife.

Dave enters Staten Island to try Ungaro's with a new hoodie to support Roll Tide Willie. Get it here: https://store.barstoolsports.com/products/roll-tide-willie-premium-hoodie?variant=41218447769697

Dave begins his trip to Staten Island at The Vic, where the box is so light there is potential for a great pie.

Dave finishes his Rhode Island trip at the staple D. Palmieri's, where he gets the cold tomato strips but is convinced to try their hot pie as well.

Dave continues the Providence trip at Nice Slice, a pizzeria that reminds him of another one in (maybe) Conshohocken.

After Francesco's put up a sign and made shirts declaring "We Want Portnoy" they got him, but not without a scoring controversy.

Dave touches down in Providence for tonight's Rough and Rowdy, but is dealing with a little bit of backlash from the locals for Ed Cooley's return.