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La Vera Pizza
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citysearch c.
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What business do people in Santa Rosa have making pizza? Well, to be honest with you there is legit pizza in Santa Rosa. Mombo's is alright for that mock New York fast slice style, and Mary's is okay if you get into it knowing you are eating Mary's Pizza and not legitimate Italian Pizza. You know, the more Californian-American style - a glorified Round Table I would say. La Vera... different story. Let me tell you something... if you find yourself in this pit stain of a city, and you are looking for pizza... keep away form the other spots and any other place you see pizza being sold. La Vera is the place for you, real Italian pies, real Italian options, pastas, gelato, and good service. La Vera was the second best pizza in the nation ins 2006 according to a Sonoma County newspaper. That is great and all - but maybe this newspaper did not go to New York. Every pizza I had in New York (minus Pomodoro's - aka garbage slice) blew La Vera out of the water. However, when you live in California this is something you look for. Better than anyone I can think of in San Francisco (Arinel? No! Sbarro is better than that ****). La Vera is legit, fresh cheeses, well thought out family recipes, fresh basil on anything! These people know what they are doing. But hey don't trust me... I'm just some slob who eats too much pizza and appreciates the finer pizzas in life, what do I know?
Pros: Most Authentic Italian PIzza You Are Going to Get in Northern California (which then means best you will get in Southern Also Since they Know Nothing About PIzza There)
Cons: I Don't See how they could be second best pizza in the nation when Luzzos and Lombardi's Alone Lay These Guys to Waste Not To Mention the Many Other Ones in New York that Would Also Do So
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