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Virgilio's Pizzeria Napoletana
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Naples, Italy, is where I was born. Virgilio's served me a savory hand-tossed pie prepared according to the standards of the Verace Pizza Napoletana (True Neapolitan Pizza). My recommendation? Try the pizza margherita. I cannot do the chef justice by a desription with mere words. You must smell it cooking, and see it artfully presented before you in order to appreciate it fully. \r
This quaint Lakewood eatery is decorated with art that evokes a sense of southern Italy. I felt right at home. \r
Now, combine all of these gifts of flavors and aromas with a traditional Italian opera playing in the background complimenting the sound of happy diners. \r
When you see a happy Italian girl sitting in the back corner booth enjoying her meal, say hi.
Pros: Its the cheese
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