The way he deals with everyone he meets with is refreshing. not pretentious, willing to learn their story and communicate with them even if they can't speak... something that we don't see every day
With so much bs out there in today's world, it's always nice to see someone like Frankie. Just puts you in a good vibe. Pizza and people, that's what it's all about.
Hi, I'm Deaf and I know no one asked but I like to spread a little knowledge along my way through life, just in case: Being D(d)eaf isn't a matter of "can't" speak, we communicate just fine, it's a matter of using our language and trying to expand the minds of others. There are many, many deafies who choose never to speak. They'll really lips, write notes, and that is more work than you can imagine. They simply prefer to "speak" in their own language. Learning to read lips, even to read and write in English, is extremely difficult. ASL (American Sign Language) may use signs to infer/represent English words but it is not English. All most deafies ask is to be met halfway. We'll try if you'll try but don't expect any deafie can or cannot speak. The host of this show did an *amazing* job of focusing on his interview subject instead of yhe interpreter. That's something many people miss. Kudos to him and I enjoyed the segment.
When I took an American Sign Language in HS in the Bay Area you learn that to convey what you're signing you need to use your face ALOT. It felt awkward at first but its crucial. The School she was referring to is in Fremont Ca. I actually got to go there and dive into the culture for a class trip. They have a really nice school!
The lady who owns Mozzeria looked so genuinely happy when Frank complimented her on her work hiring the deaf. That was a wonderful moment. So human. Very touching. I will definitely go there when I return home to the Bay Area.
The all Deaf pizzeria was not only fantastic just as it is, but the fact they even HIRED Deaf craftsmen in the construction of the place just goes a step above and beyond. That's what I call impressive. Brought a tear to my eye.
I absolutely adore how earnest the host was when the dude was like “haha it’s a little embarrassing I’ve been here for 38 years” and the host was genuinely, no bullshit stunned like “why is that embarrassing! That’s amazing!” That’s a dude who genuinely respects the craft and takes pride in his work, seeing the artistry that goes through generations as a must have quality for restaurants.
Well he still has to feature St. louis style, Milwaukee style, Quad cities style, D.C. Jumbo style, Steubenville style, Providence grilled style, Buffalo style, Buenos Aires style, and Sicilian style to name a few pizza styles that need to still be covered.
It would be awesome but probably won't happen. Munchies videos are made to hit a goal of a million views on average. Season 1 did amazingly well averaging two million per video, but this season is much lower like 700k views. Really doubt they'll bring it back anytime soon, but I'd like to be wrong about that.
These pizzerias just need to realise that there's too much crust! Half the pie has no sauce or toppings.. cmon guys sauce and dress 90% of that thing not 50%
Frank Pinello is a terrific, open minded host. I feel like he's equally comfortable with ultra traditional pizza as he is with unusual regional takes. Dude is never out of his element and doesn't shrug off anything out of hand. I'm a northeast thin crust guy, but that Indian style pizza looks fantastic. I've also seen a few midwestern deep dish pies that I'd love to dig into. The one rule I have for pizza is keep it savory. Pineapple, honey, etc just destroys a good tomato sauce. I think the simple sugars break it down.
Just watching random munchies shows hoping to rid myself of this anxiety and I must say, Frank brought a smile to my face when nothing else could. What a genuine soul.
Right! I love seeing stories of people stepping up to help provide opportunities to those within in their community that often gets overlooked in others. Bravo!
Wow, the story of the two deaf couples is an absolute inspiration. Instead of letting their disabilities limit them they made the best out of it and beyond. You can tell the happiness brimming from smiles. Thank you for this episode!
This is the best representative of the whole of Viceland. He is so respectful without being repressed and an excellent communicator. I stan. i love it when I look on the side bar and notice a new episode of The Pizza Show.
The story of that deaf pizzaiola is AMAZING. I took two years of ASL in high school (forgot most all signs since) every deaf person I met was a really cool person with an interesting life story! What an awesome culture!
As a Bay Area native, I love the way that Frank showcased the pizza scene here. I love Zantes and live near it! Gotta check out the other places highlighted in this episode.
Frank pinello is such a humble dude, it’s always refreshing seeing him with people. You can tell he’s one of those guys that’s just liked by everyone he meets.
Munchies are changing into non series channel Frank still appears but not in series The prove is : The last episode of pizza show (not the extra slice) isn't even listed in the season 2 episodes
Pizza was first introduced by a wave of Arab immigrants to Italy back in the 1800s. Flat breads in general are middle eastern, and the arabs combined their bringing of flatbreads with the toppings of the region where they lived, Tomatoes, peppers, cheese, olive oil and various herbs and baked them in wood fired ovens. Arabs are the true originators of Pizza, something most people don't know.
San Francisco is made for the future of pizza. Mediterranean climate, intense food scene, wealthy, open-minded, high immigrant base. The community is old enough to be established but young and vibrant enough to try new methods and styles. They can take pizza in a lot of new directions. Great season ending episode. One of my favorite series on TH-cam.
Haha! Man I hate to say it but all those people at the winery seemed sooo pretentious. I normally wouldn't judge but I lived in Portland for twelve years and they remind me of some of those people. The kind of people that just hope to god everyone is looking at them!
Indian Pizza is good but the dude calling himself Godfather multiple times was annoying. The pizza looks pretty decent though, but there's a lot of Pizzas in India that use Indian toppings but the normal tomato sauce as the base, and those are truly amazing. Masala sauce and chutney for the base doesn't sound that great.
Frank is the best! He is so damn genuine, and loves what he does, it just makes me smile! Also, if you’re reading Frank, thanks for the entertainment and keep going man, rooting for your success!
Some ideas for Season 3 locations: Sicily, Tuscany, Milan, Toronto, London, Tokyo, Sydney, Buenos Aires for international locations. Domestic locations: Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Baltimore for old-style locations. Seattle, New Orleans, Miami and Hawaii for emerging markets.
dude shouldn't have told Frank about the peach pizza. he's like "okay, you lost me at peach man." and the indian dude is kinda pompous but i like his enthusiasm so it's all good. the all-deaf staffed pizzeria is just incredible. that's real humanity right there. i would love to meet them. so much love for all these people. and i'm ALL about the spontaneous tattoo sesh. i have a few of those myself and all it represents is the best memories, it does not matter what it looks like and i guarantee you that Frank will never regret it.
*That husband and wife from the Mozzeria pizza joint they are both pure gems, i love them. They look so happy and passionate about what they do, especially for the deaf community and what they do for them. I wish the world was filled with more great people like them.*
I *only* watch a new episode when I'm eating pizza. I'm now at this episodes after a few months, it makes it so much better ! I wish they made a season 3 already !
Not really. I lived in Tokyo for 3 months, it's not really a pizza culture. It's also pretty hard to find, even in touristy areas like Shinjuku and Roppongi. Japanese don't really care for pizza all that much...
Man this episode hooked me on the show. The section for the deaf pizza company was super endearing and it was great to see them all loosen up at the end
Frank Pinello is the purest human being on earth, Munchies give this man a season 3 and many more. I really love this show every episode ive watched with a smile on my face, keep doing this awesome series.
Man I love watching The Pizza Show. I've been recently making pizza and I love to just pop an ep of this show and relax. Frank is an honest dude who loves people and pizza.
thank you frank for sharing pizza growing up with a Sicilian mother i grew up with pizza now to see it has touched so many lives it makes me realize why my mom made me help her make pizza as a kid and make donuts with the left overs .
Everything about the Cheeseboard pizza is super, except for their pizza, which is solidly mediocre. As Patty said in the beginning, it starts with the crust. You can go all gung-ho about the fresh and locally sourced ingredients, but if the basic structure is missing, it is not going to be a good pizza.
Honestly, it has a lot to do with how some Italians simply are, and shouldn't always be considered rude or condescending. Not saying it should be like that, but it's because of different reasons. Source: been to Italy several times.
Yes, he was totally off putting and arrogant. They make a good pizza, but Tony's Pizza Napoletana is better and Tony is a gracious and charismatic guy. Wish Frank had interviewed him instead of that putz.
I mean I‘m and introvert but with depression & anxiety so home office without human contact is bad but just sitting in filled office spaces is bad as well. Now cause switzerland is doing flicflacs, its going back and forth from this two states so that fucks even more... going out having a good talk, eating pizza and just be in the moment is something that I think everyone really misses and will be a huuuuuuge thing when we get back to normal... when we do..
I live in the Bay Area and Toto's is the most satisfying pizza I've ever had, I've been enthusiastically eating it since I was a small child. I believe "Toto" is the Latin/Italian word for "all."
The way he deals with everyone he meets with is refreshing. not pretentious, willing to learn their story and communicate with them even if they can't speak... something that we don't see every day
With so much bs out there in today's world, it's always nice to see someone like Frankie. Just puts you in a good vibe. Pizza and people, that's what it's all about.
That's the difference between hiring an actual chef instead of some random graduate from a journalism school.
TELL THIS SHOW TO COME TO BOSTON, THEY HATIN.
I think he's amazing and so darn polite.
Hi, I'm Deaf and I know no one asked but I like to spread a little knowledge along my way through life, just in case:
Being D(d)eaf isn't a matter of "can't" speak, we communicate just fine, it's a matter of using our language and trying to expand the minds of others. There are many, many deafies who choose never to speak. They'll really lips, write notes, and that is more work than you can imagine. They simply prefer to "speak" in their own language.
Learning to read lips, even to read and write in English, is extremely difficult. ASL (American Sign Language) may use signs to infer/represent English words but it is not English.
All most deafies ask is to be met halfway. We'll try if you'll try but don't expect any deafie can or cannot speak.
The host of this show did an *amazing* job of focusing on his interview subject instead of yhe interpreter. That's something many people miss. Kudos to him and I enjoyed the segment.
Yo that deaf guy was one of the most expressive people that has been on this show, and he did it without his voice.
compelling
For me this is the best pizzeria Frank has ever been in.
I loved instantly both owners somehow. Dunno.
When I took an American Sign Language in HS in the Bay Area you learn that to convey what you're signing you need to use your face ALOT. It felt awkward at first but its crucial. The School she was referring to is in Fremont Ca. I actually got to go there and dive into the culture for a class trip. They have a really nice school!
He only said like 3 sentences....
WHAT?
The lady who owns Mozzeria looked so genuinely happy when Frank complimented her on her work hiring the deaf. That was a wonderful moment. So human. Very touching. I will definitely go there when I return home to the Bay Area.
The all Deaf pizzeria was not only fantastic just as it is, but the fact they even HIRED Deaf craftsmen in the construction of the place just goes a step above and beyond. That's what I call impressive. Brought a tear to my eye.
I absolutely adore how earnest the host was when the dude was like “haha it’s a little embarrassing I’ve been here for 38 years” and the host was genuinely, no bullshit stunned like “why is that embarrassing! That’s amazing!” That’s a dude who genuinely respects the craft and takes pride in his work, seeing the artistry that goes through generations as a must have quality for restaurants.
Frank's the man
Whats the time stamp
@@Anidoesstuff 4:35
Frank is so damn polite and interested AND interesting all at the same time.... Just a great human.
Word, seems like such a humble dude. It's rare to see true listeners and those willing to learn hosting shows.
GIve the man a Season 3, 4 and 5
Im with that!!
Well he still has to feature St. louis style, Milwaukee style, Quad cities style, D.C. Jumbo style, Steubenville style, Providence grilled style, Buffalo style, Buenos Aires style, and Sicilian style to name a few pizza styles that need to still be covered.
me too, love this series ! !
All DAY. I love and adore this series with Frank equally as much as I loathe and abhor everything with Matty Matheson.
It would be awesome but probably won't happen. Munchies videos are made to hit a goal of a million views on average. Season 1 did amazingly well averaging two million per video, but this season is much lower like 700k views. Really doubt they'll bring it back anytime soon, but I'd like to be wrong about that.
That all-deaf staffed pizzeria was inspiring!
I saw their food truck a while ago and was like damn that’s cool
These pizzerias just need to realise that there's too much crust! Half the pie has no sauce or toppings.. cmon guys sauce and dress 90% of that thing not 50%
made me tear up a lil
thats how the neapolitan style pizzas are made
Depending on the style, the crust is the main part of the dish which is why you sometimes don't see as much toppings or sauce.
WE NEED A SEASON 3!! Absolutely love this series!
Ikr this show is the shit. I love it
VICE is too busy calling white people racist to make high quality content that made it popular like this.
@@dontdex8221 i know, they should be doing both things
I miss Frank and this show so much
@@youngobes lmaoo
Frank is definitely one of the best presenters I've ever seen! Very humble, very intelligent. Amazing!
The all-deaf pizzeria was amazing. Frank is so nice to everyone! I love how Frank ended up totally buzzed at the winery haha Wine will getcha!
I cried when the def owner was telling her story. Beautiful.
Frank Pinello is a terrific, open minded host. I feel like he's equally comfortable with ultra traditional pizza as he is with unusual regional takes. Dude is never out of his element and doesn't shrug off anything out of hand. I'm a northeast thin crust guy, but that Indian style pizza looks fantastic. I've also seen a few midwestern deep dish pies that I'd love to dig into. The one rule I have for pizza is keep it savory. Pineapple, honey, etc just destroys a good tomato sauce. I think the simple sugars break it down.
back when i worked in SF, we'd get indian pizza a lot (lots of indian workers in the office). that shit is actually pretty good
I used to live down the street from Zante's. 5 years later and I still crave that shit
D B New York pizza ain’t better than Chicago my guy , y’all cheap on the cheeze .... deep dish is tourist shit , thin crust is where it’s at
I couldn't stop smiling when those deaf people we're telling and explaining things.
Truly inspiring.
Just watching random munchies shows hoping to rid myself of this anxiety and I must say, Frank brought a smile to my face when nothing else could. What a genuine soul.
I relate to this so much
That "Brooklyn accent" was like a slap in Frank's face but he's too nice to say anything haha
IntroSpecktive he tried lol
Im from Canada and I do a better Brooklyn accent hahha
For real. Franks the man.
IntroSpecktive ya Frankie was being nice, it’s like if Frank started speaking like Hop Sing.
Ay boss
Frank needs to be on Hot Ones with Sean
PLEASE
And not dab hot sauce on wings but pizza
The deaf womans story was so inspiring.
Highlight Reel yeah for sure
Right! I love seeing stories of people stepping up to help provide opportunities to those within in their community that often gets overlooked in others. Bravo!
I kno right!I cried I little bc people like that is hard to them to succeed !
it was so inspiring !
On a tangent, though I love how they edited it so it made it look like he knew exactly what she was signing.
I got to figure out how they did that.
love how franks yells to the deaf guy
Wow, the story of the two deaf couples is an absolute inspiration. Instead of letting their disabilities limit them they made the best out of it and beyond. You can tell the happiness brimming from smiles. Thank you for this episode!
It is Commifornia. Disability checks last about a week. So even the deaf got to work.
Frank is such a good host. I watch this show becasue of him and his personality.
bada bing
One of the best series on TH-cam for sure
Seconded. Its somewhat popular and still hugely underrated.
This is the best representative of the whole of Viceland. He is so respectful without being repressed and an excellent communicator. I stan. i love it when I look on the side bar and notice a new episode of The Pizza Show.
I like that Frank is so patient with the Pizzeria owners who are schooling him on how to make a Pizza. He never says
" Yeah, Yeah, I know, I know"
Frank helps remind me to try to be a positive, curious, and earnest person. I am thankful for Frank!
This show is just so easy to watch. 25 minutes feels like nothing :) I can't wait to see more
Totally agree.
👌👍👍
The story of that deaf pizzaiola is AMAZING. I took two years of ASL in high school (forgot most all signs since) every deaf person I met was a really cool person with an interesting life story! What an awesome culture!
Frank was like "This aint pizza, but this is some AMAZING Indian food on Naan"
As a Bay Area native, I love the way that Frank showcased the pizza scene here. I love Zantes and live near it! Gotta check out the other places highlighted in this episode.
Anyone else come back and watch these each year?
He better get a season 3
Wow.. Veras pizzeria is such an inspiring and touching story. Best munchies episode to date!
Rule N°1: never get drunk close to a tattoo machine.
lmao right?
that's how the best tats come around though
I REALLY appreciate Frank's humility and willingness to learn from everyone he meets
I rewatch the Pizza Show every day. It's the best series on Munchies, imo. Bring back The Pizza Show!!
"Have fun eatin that pizza, man"
quote of the century
West coast in a nutshell.
Frank is a cool dude, cheers my guy. Cheers to the deaf couple, too!
Im wondering if Frank ever thinks like hmm this pizza does not taste good...
If he thinks it, I don't think he's ever said it on camera lol
I see these comments everytime
He probably also never eats Dollar slices
Just watch the Philly or Obsession episodes. You can clearly tell when he doesn't like it. He just responds with "that's interesting."
Well, you can tell if he likes it. He’ll say “I already know I’m gonna like this. It’s thin and crispy just the way I like it.”
Frank pinello is such a humble dude, it’s always refreshing seeing him with people. You can tell he’s one of those guys that’s just liked by everyone he meets.
I always get pizza cravings whenever I watch this.
That's because you're doin it wrong. You gotta watch the Pizza Show *with* pizza.
Ryan Oliver try watching this during a fast while doing a low carb diet. If you don’t know what fun is, try it.
Really? i always get cravings for a hot dog
Never watch a show about pizza without a slice or pie in front of you.
11th Commandment.
I crave for spaghetti bolognese it’s better.
Frank better get that season 3 Munchies, or I unsub.😠
Fax
Truth
preach
HELL YEAH
Munchies are changing into non series channel
Frank still appears but not in series
The prove is :
The last episode of pizza show (not the extra slice) isn't even listed in the season 2 episodes
Give this man a season 3. Love this show and Frank is an amazing host
Adam O'Gara Agreed!!!
Pizza was first introduced by a wave of Arab immigrants to Italy back in the 1800s. Flat breads in general are middle eastern, and the arabs combined their bringing of flatbreads with the toppings of the region where they lived, Tomatoes, peppers, cheese, olive oil and various herbs and baked them in wood fired ovens. Arabs are the true originators of Pizza, something most people don't know.
His wholesomeness is why I watch. Pizza is just a really good bonus
San Francisco is made for the future of pizza. Mediterranean climate, intense food scene, wealthy, open-minded, high immigrant base. The community is old enough to be established but young and vibrant enough to try new methods and styles. They can take pizza in a lot of new directions. Great season ending episode. One of my favorite series on TH-cam.
zyxwut321 the gay area should fall off in the ocean. Failed Liberal city.
LiqurMeUp come through the bay acting tough, different side to the bay you aint seen yet.
zyxwut321 Mediterranean Weather? Yeah....no.
found the closet case
This will never be nj NYC food wise for fuck sakes we are the foundation
Season 3, give him Season 3, GIVE US SEASON 3
"he went to art school"
SKY HIGH of course he did. 😂
Haha! Man I hate to say it but all those people at the winery seemed sooo pretentious. I normally wouldn't judge but I lived in Portland for twelve years and they remind me of some of those people. The kind of people that just hope to god everyone is looking at them!
Copulaxoxi Ranbooi he should a pizza with his beard trimmings as a topping
The deaf pizzeria is amazing. Great example of business skills and using the tools you do have.
Frank is a Genuine person, guy really seems to love what he does!! This is what makes this show great!!
the pizza show and the action bronson shows needs a series on netflix, munchies would make so much money
I don't care what anyone says, that Indian style pizza sounds amazing. Would definitely try next time im in Cali
Right it looks absolutely delicious
i wanna try that too something different than standard pizza
It's hella good, I think. The tandoori chicken pizza is ridiculous. Different but bomb in it's own way
It looks great!
Indian Pizza is good but the dude calling himself Godfather multiple times was annoying. The pizza looks pretty decent though, but there's a lot of Pizzas in India that use Indian toppings but the normal tomato sauce as the base, and those are truly amazing. Masala sauce and chutney for the base doesn't sound that great.
that's it. put Frank on any show and I'm watching. love this dude. real cool and humble guy
J Smooove 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Wow the restaurant opened and operated by the deaf couple and employees, amazing to see and all the best to them
Another awesome episode ! I really liked the part with the deaf pizza owners, so inspiring. Frank as always is the pizza man ! thanks Munchies
Frank is the best! He is so damn genuine, and loves what he does, it just makes me smile! Also, if you’re reading Frank, thanks for the entertainment and keep going man, rooting for your success!
Some ideas for Season 3 locations: Sicily, Tuscany, Milan, Toronto, London, Tokyo, Sydney, Buenos Aires for international locations. Domestic locations: Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Baltimore for old-style locations. Seattle, New Orleans, Miami and Hawaii for emerging markets.
Miami/Tampa would be amazing. Ybor City has some bomb ass pizza.
São Paulo instead of Buenos Aires.
Hawaii (Oahu) Spagettini in Haleiwa is pretty good, JJ Dolans bar downtown Honolulu is very good NY style.
Great suggestions! 👍🏼 😊
dude shouldn't have told Frank about the peach pizza. he's like "okay, you lost me at peach man." and the indian dude is kinda pompous but i like his enthusiasm so it's all good.
the all-deaf staffed pizzeria is just incredible. that's real humanity right there. i would love to meet them. so much love for all these people.
and i'm ALL about the spontaneous tattoo sesh. i have a few of those myself and all it represents is the best memories, it does not matter what it looks like and i guarantee you that Frank will never regret it.
That's a bunch of eccentric pizza artists and i love them all
you could almost imagine how the deaf husband would sound if he was speaking..
Frank, quite possibly, has the most beautiful smile I have ever seen.
At 25:48 you can see him reaching for the bottle but Frank thinks it's a handshake 😂
Frank is such a humble guy, watching him interact with the restaurant owners makes me smile. Much love
This, Frank kid was raised with impeccable manners.
Pizza is like an empty canvas that you can manipulate to your heart's desire.
wideawakeanimal Yes like fucking a drunk chick. Put it anywhere and make some magic.
SEASON 3! SEASON 3! SEASON 3! - Do it! Frank deserves more adventures.
Frank is AWESOME but holy shit he is going to regret that tattoo :)
Nah, I'd never regret a good time with good people
Nick Maple untill you want to wear shorts
and then also "life" was spelled wrong...unless "lyfe" is an american thing
"...he went to art school!" xD (last line of the episode)
Pieter B it's like "Bratz" it's more "urban" in spelling.
*That husband and wife from the Mozzeria pizza joint they are both pure gems, i love them. They look so happy and passionate about what they do, especially for the deaf community and what they do for them. I wish the world was filled with more great people like them.*
I *only* watch a new episode when I'm eating pizza. I'm now at this episodes after a few months, it makes it so much better ! I wish they made a season 3 already !
Frank and The Pizza Show team should go to Tokyo for the next episode! Tokyo's pizza game is pretty much on the next level!
Not really. I lived in Tokyo for 3 months, it's not really a pizza culture. It's also pretty hard to find, even in touristy areas like Shinjuku and Roppongi. Japanese don't really care for pizza all that much...
This comment is a joke, right? Pizza in Japan is extremely overpriced and boring. Cheese, in general, isn't all that popular in Japan
First uploads had no subtitles in the middle.
Thank God they fixed this. That was rough.
Love The Pizza Show!
It was in closed captions though.
people are just too something to try and turn them on
that dude had no clue what she was saying lol. gotta love camera work
“I BATHE IN IT” ahaha I love how innocently he screamed it, like the deaf man would hear him😂
Man this episode hooked me on the show. The section for the deaf pizza company was super endearing and it was great to see them all loosen up at the end
please never stop making this series, i absolutely love it.
"You know what we're making tomorrow?"
...
"a PEACH PIZZA 0_0"
Lol puke
And I thought Hawaiian was bad
bruh he gave him a much bigger shittier tatoo at the end
He went to art school. Hes like a modern day Picasso. Hes basically the final bastion of decent art left today. Did i mention he went to art school?
Frank is probably the most likeable person on planet earth. What a lovely bloke.
Frank Pinello is the purest human being on earth, Munchies give this man a season 3 and many more. I really love this show every episode ive watched with a smile on my face, keep doing this awesome series.
Today is my birthday and I'll accept this video as a birthday gift. I love this show and Frank Rocks!!
Happy Birthday
Hilarious!
"he went to art school" lmao
God bless those hearing impaired couple, I wish nothing but the best for them.
Man I love watching The Pizza Show. I've been recently making pizza and I love to just pop an ep of this show and relax. Frank is an honest dude who loves people and pizza.
thank you frank for sharing pizza growing up with a Sicilian mother i grew up with pizza now to see it has touched so many lives it makes me realize why my mom made me help her make pizza as a kid and make donuts with the left overs .
Thank you for showcasing Mozzeria! Next time I'm in the bay area I'll be sure to visit :)
Everything about the Cheeseboard pizza is super, except for their pizza, which is solidly mediocre. As Patty said in the beginning, it starts with the crust. You can go all gung-ho about the fresh and locally sourced ingredients, but if the basic structure is missing, it is not going to be a good pizza.
This is quality content! Oh and btw thank you to Action Bronson for showing me this guy!
I honestly just watch this show just to see Frank. Such a genuine human being. We need more people like him. Give this man his season 3!
Frank you make the show...your interaction with the people and pure honest love for the pizza comes through. Thanks Man.
Give Frank a season 3-∞, I love this show.
Tommaso’s seems like they were above the show. And didn’t want to be bothered.
Honestly, it has a lot to do with how some Italians simply are, and shouldn't always be considered rude or condescending. Not saying it should be like that, but it's because of different reasons. Source: been to Italy several times.
Yes, he was totally off putting and arrogant. They make a good pizza, but Tony's Pizza Napoletana is better and Tony is a gracious and charismatic guy. Wish Frank had interviewed him instead of that putz.
@@vanzarockin Yea they missed going to Tony's which was a bit disappointing but they hit other places I haven't heard of as well
Somebody get Frank a season 3!! :)
Seems so weird now, kitchens without masks, lines around the corner, talking close to each other, sharing food... the memories
i know what you mean. Then it was the most normal thing. Now i am just internally going "social distance! Social disTANCE!!!! SOCIAL DISTANCE!!!!!"
I mean I‘m and introvert but with depression & anxiety so home office without human contact is bad but just sitting in filled office spaces is bad as well. Now cause switzerland is doing flicflacs, its going back and forth from this two states so that fucks even more...
going out having a good talk, eating pizza and just be in the moment is something that I think everyone really misses and will be a huuuuuuge thing when we get back to normal... when we do..
I know. I miss the vibrancy we used to have here in the bay. Now everything is sad, closed, lines and masks. No more music or parties or anything.
I live in the Bay Area and Toto's is the most satisfying pizza I've ever had, I've been enthusiastically eating it since I was a small child. I believe "Toto" is the Latin/Italian word for "all."
I felt better watching this, instead of watching one of Food Insider’s videos
"iM tHE GoD FaThEr"
YASSSSS I jumped up when I saw the Bay Area! Ya'll finally came here
He has such an amazing way with everyone of every language. He makes it seem flawless.
Seeing that deaf pizzeria business legit made me cry. It's part of why I love California and I love the bay. That's so fucking awesome, honestly.
Is that guy the Godfather?
Not sure he mentioned it :)
lol right? but that pizza sure looked tasty.
FUCK YEAH finally pizza show doing my home town