If you love eating pizza, New York State is the best place for you to live. 7 pizza shops have just been declared as some of the very best in all of America.
The passing of Rick Jeanneret has been a tough pill to swallow for Sabres fans everywhere. At least one pizzeria honored him the best way they knew how.
Coming soon to Amsterdam, NY is a fan favorite pizza chain restaurant. The closest one is 30 mins away, so locals who prefer this pizza are sure to rejoice.
This should come as no shocker. A restaurant in New York State was recently named one of the best places in the world to order pizza. Actually, two were named.
Only in Upstate New York is it completely normal to order Upside Down Pizza. Where are some places you wouldn't think about to order from? Here's 23 places.
These are some of the places in the Capital Region where you can get heart-shaped pizzas this Valentine's Day. What better way to say you love them than with a delicious heart-shaped pizza? Check them out. Click on the name of the pizzeria to go to their website.
Downtown Albany is getting a new pizzeria that is replacing a former one. But the new pizza place is completely different from what was once there. The owners say that they are taking a neighborhood pizzeria to the next level while keeping it affordable.
Are you looking to eat the biggest slice of pizza in all of New York state? You could enjoy the largest slice of pizza in the state down in New York City.
Ask anyone in the Capital Region where to get the best pizza and have a great meal and they would mention this legendary restaurant in Watervliet. It is the end of an amazing run, a fifty-year run to be exact. The owners said it was time.
Another popular Italian gourmet market is closing its doors. Close to its seventeenth anniversary, the owner of Via Fresca in Albany decided it was time to say, "Ciao!".
The old Professor Java's Coffee Sanctuary on Wolf Road is finally being turned into something. There have been a ton of renovations being done to the building and the new restaurant will be opening soon.
When you have a pizzeria and restaurant that has been in business in the Capital Region for seventy-plus years, they must be doing something right. In this case, they are doing Italian right and very well. Now New York State has acknowledged this Troy pizzeria for its legacy.
Well, that's embarrassing! It's not easy to spot; however, once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Though owners are horrified by the accident, it has revved up good publicity and business for the pizzeria.
There's an article in "Ad Age" magazine right now that's claiming ranch dressing has now passed ketchup in popularity. WHAT?
Sure I like Ranch for a salad, dipping a veggie or two...or sometimes even with my wings to dip if I'm looking for a break from blue cheese, but more than ketchup...
Do you have a strange obsession with llamas too or is that just me? Well, a local farm is giving you a chance to get up close and personal in a few weeks.
Square pizzas, good times, and cold brews! Guilderland will soon be getting in on what Albany residents have known - and loved - for years. An iconic 100-year-old pizza place/tavern will be getting a second location in a new town.
Pizza is something we all know and love. Sadly, if you don't live in Troy, you probably have never had these. And you definitely haven't heard of them.
I pride myself on trying new things, appreciating the Capital Region and I found a list that made me realize that Capital Region, I have failed you, and I'm sorry.