Pizza Tour

For Arlene's early birthday present, I reserved 2 tickets for Scott's Pizza Tour. It's been rated as top 10 tours to go to by TripAdvisor, the infamous site for the travel community. I ordered the tickets a week in advance and couldn't sleep the entire week... I was TOO excited!

Woke up today, got ready, waited for Arlene, got on the 33 bus, took the N train, and walked to meet up with Scott's group for the day. To keep it secretive, I will not mention any of the pizzerias we went to... find out which ones he took us on by taking his tour. You can either take it by foot or by bus.

The gathering point was the first pizzeria we went to. Scott talked about the history of the building, what the building use to be, and even talked about pizza ovens. It might sound silly now, but little did you know that an oven is the most important part of it all. It will be the outcome of how your pizza will turn out.

It was nice and refreshing inside.

already thinking and speaking pizza.

serving us =)

We had a little pit stop across a pizzeria called Ray's. Scott told us jokes and funny stories about the name "Ray's" and how unoriginal the other pizzerias were.

We hopped on the tour bus and waited to arrive at our second stop. This place was a little small but the pizza had a huge taste. It had a better texture than the previous pizzeria, but the first pizzeria won my taste buds.

all smiles!

The third stop was a real dope spot. It took a while to get the pizza (they were a little busy) but it was definitely worth the wait. I like their pizza best out of the 3.

The teacher we never had in high school.

Everyone pays attention when he speaks.

The fourth and last stop was pretty awesome. It was such an old school feel. The pizza was amazing as well. Huge slices... huge flavor.

It's sad to say goodbye... but I can't wait for another round of pizzas with Scott. Until then my "pizza buddy." Thank you for the experience!

And for an added bonus... guess who Arlene and I run into...

... Jim Gaffigan

HOLLA!