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Della Sala's Pizza
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citysearch c.
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My parents (now deceased) raised me on pepperoni pizza from della sala's. It was run by a lovely couple who became friends with my parents. That was over 35 years ago. I grew up and moved to Montana and would make sure to stop in everytime I came back for a visit. I finally settled in a suburb of Cleveland and every year I make two or three trips in just for the pizza (250 miles round trip) My friends called me crazy until I brought them back a few pieces. Now they ask me to bring them back 1/2 cooked pizzas when I go in for a visit. I end up buying 10 or 12 full 16 cut pizzas and hauling them back to Ohio. I will do this until the day I die. The most succulent, tasty, glorious food taste that anyone could want to experience. Being raised Catholic I am going to pay for my gluttonous sins because of this pizza but I do not care, so long as I can get a few slices in the next life.
Pros: simply the best ever
Cons: Parking to get the pizza
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