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Manhattan Pizzeria
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citysearch c.
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To qualify as a pizza EXPERT one had to grow up in Brooklyn, N.Y. I, a real New Yorker ( even ran a subway train for 28 years ) know about pizza, so forget-about-it. I took a trip to L.A. recently and met a young dude who had the same (eloquent) Brooklyn accent as myself. I told him I missed good, inexpensive Italian heros and pizza. He recommended Manhattan Pizza near the beach. Some things in life are sacred to a tough New Yorker. Great pizza is one of them. I challenged the guy behind the counter to meet my expectations. I was more then surprised when I finished the first of many slices. I didn't think a pizza joint in L.A. could compare with true New York but Manhattan Pizza did. By the way, L.A., one day Brooklyn is going to take back our Dodgers.
Pros: authentic, friendly, good prices
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