Best Italian restaurants for pizza

[onegaryrowell]

This Darlington pizzeria has been named best in England - do you agree? this is toppa in the metropolis of Darlo, craft bottle bar and shop just opened a couple of doors up too

 

[cluffy]

Best ones are in Italy

 

[sketchy]

Anar I said there in the post you quoted.

So you did

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

Best ones are in Italy

Naples. I've never been like but I reckon the pizzas there will be mint.

 

[OOOSH YEAH]

Naples. I've never been like but I reckon the pizzas there will be mint.

I have. Wanted to go to Scampia but my lass at the time wouldn’t have it. She may have had a point.

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

I have. Wanted to go to Scampia but my lass at the time wouldn’t have it. She may have had a point.

My knowledge of Naples comes from the TV program. Looks a bit rough. I'd love to go though.

 

[OOOSH YEAH]

My knowledge of Naples comes from the TV program. Looks a bit rough. I'd love to go though.

I was the same and reading about the commorah and stuff. Definitely edgy place but not as bad as I thought. Personally to me Italy is like that all over anyway.

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

I was the same and reading about the commorah and stuff. Definitely edgy place but not as bad as I thought. Personally to me Italy is like that all over anyway.

Looks like it has a certain charm on the telly like and the bait will be good.

 

[ned_werby]

They didn't, was just like one of those big takeaway ovens.

The Italian Farmhouse at the Roker did though, however its now 'Antico' and haven't been so not sure it's still there.

It is, and they're excellent.

 

[Super Elmo]

Log fire pizza truck, soon to be opening a restaurant in durham iirc.

Think hidden gem in the town might have one. Even if they don't the pizzas are great.

Porky's in Low Fell has one direct from Napoli