I am the guy that was shooting the video at Joe's pizza next to your team. Was pleasantly surprised to discover myself on your channel. Love your videos! Hope to see you guys in Seoul sometime. Would love to show you around.
I love Food Tours, because it's the logical next steps for the Food Wars hosts. Sooner rather than later Insider Food is gonna run out of comparisons between multiple countries for Food Wars, and it makes a lot of sense to me to move it to something like this. I am all on board with Harry and Joe! Rock on!
I'm pretty excited if this idea does well it means the other nations can show their food culture to others. Great way to have cultural exchanges and broaden your mind.
It'd be really interesting if Joe and Harry got back together the next time they're both in town and did a tour of NYC English pubs. I'm sure there are quite a few. Seeing Harry's reactions to that food would be really interesting.
I was really excited to try an English breakfast when I visited there, and it just confirmed the Brits aren't good at food, LOL. That's why they had to steal a cuisine from their most lucrative colony and fashion it into their own thing. That being SAID... I did have a really good fish and chips experience. The place I went did a perfect job frying and seasoning the cod.
@@nahor88 From what I understand (my in-laws are English) It's a lot of pies, and not nearly enough seasoning. Nothing there has enough S&P, the sodas have like half of the sugar (probably a good thing tbh) and it's just not as creative. I do absolutely love a good Shepherd's pie though.
@@nahor88 you know knob all about English food. A full English breakfast isn’t a measure of anything. Assuming you’re American, would I rate your food based on burger and fries? You can judge American food on its fat content and portion size. Bizarrely you’re passing comment on a video of pizza in the US. Not an American creation is it, just adapted for the yank taste. Not a patch on Italian pizza either. The typical yank would suggest pizza is American. As for fish and chips, I bet you’d not know a decent portion of them if the fish bit you on your arse.
@@nahor88The only people who could afford spices during those times we're the rich. Myself, I enjoy English meat pies, fish and chips, plus so much more
Harry's reaction to Joe's Red Bull & Coke is absolute gold, Absolute confusion. I don't think I have EVER eaten pizza like that. I've had pizza in Turkey.. in Poland... Takeout & home cooked.. But never anything like in this video! I am missing out.
I was really happy to see this, I loved seeing Joe go to England for those Food Tour episodes and was wanting Harry to come to America for a "return the favor" series. I love their dynamic in person, they've got great chemistry! I hope they get to do more segments in person together in the future.
YESSS! I was hoping you guys would do a NYC series, since there is SO many unique places in NYC that you guys could hit up for Food Tours. Cannot wait to see the series going forward! You two have such a great chemistry, and it makes me smile.
Artichoke is actually a really common topping in pizzas here in Italy. One of the staple pizzas (4 stagioni) consists of tomatoe sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, ham, olives and artichoke 😂
@@rhaegartargaryen9315 every pizza place here usually has a pizza called "Ortolana" or "Vegetariana" (which literally means vegetarian) which is basically just tomatoe sauce, mozzarella and veggies. I'd also stay away from restaurants near/in big tourist points like the Colosseo or Fontana di Trevi. There's a part of the city called Trastevere which has a lot of very good restaurants
What Joe said about the Red Hot Chili peppers was the most accurate statement i've ever heard. Flea is one of my favs but I can't stand most of RHCP's songs.
6:32 Harry’s muted bafflement at jar of chili pepper flakes (at a pizza shop, no less) is the ultimate Brit response 😄 Thanks for bringing back memories of another life 👍
Another advantage of a hotter oven is that the cheese doesn't cook as long. This ensures the fat doesn't render out and turn the slice into a greasy mess.
Glad you ventured outside of Manhattan for the last one. If you're a Brit that is more used to Italian-style crusts, L'Industrie Pizzeria in Williamsburg is a mix of that, but with New York pizza slice sizes, and it was wonderful. Has a massive queue when we went in the early evening, but it was worth it.
Amazing series lads! Would be interesting to see the flip side of these, like best pizza places in London and best British roasts in nyc, see how the other side of the ponds deal with another countries classics ?
So I guess Joe's secret to being goofy and funny is Red Bull mixed with Coke. Also Harry really brought some British classiness to the New York area. Stay fun guys.
I understand you didn't mean disrespect but that is your opinion, and not reflected by the entire global population. You should have disclaimed this before being insensitive to those who might not agree with you. So again I understand your point but mind your business and smarten up.
@@Night-Jester not everyone thoroughly and vehemently believes that Joe is goofy and funny. You exclaimed it as if it were a solid peer reviewed fact. News flash: it wasn't. I do understand your conviction just learn to mind your business on those subjects, thanks.
John’s is one of my favorites of all time. Two absolute must tries is L’Industrie in Williamsburg and Lucali in Carrol Gardens. Honorable mention to the white pie at Fini, also in Williamsburg.
Hello, my Chicago Hello, my deep dish pizza Hello, my Chicago gal Send me a kiss by wire Baby, my city If you refuse to love Deep dish pizza New york pizza sucks in heart New york city sucks Oh baby, telephone And tell me I'm your own Hello, my Chicago Hello, my deep dish Hello, my City gal Send me a kiss by the city Baby, my hearts belongs on Chicago If nyc sucks and its pizza bad Honey, you'll lose me Then you'll be left alone Oh baby, telephone And tell me I'm your own with Chicago
@@nicolovoci7265NY Pizza and Chicago pizza are amazing. American food gets a bad reputation, somewhat fairly, due to portions and fast food but realistically every country has good chefs so obviously there is good food everywhere. I also just think America has some amazing deserts
@@nicolovoci7265I mean tbf I've heard people call food from every country "not food". Some people don't think goat feet is food, I think it is. A lot of people are just snobby because they need to feel like the best. Imo everywhere sucks in some way
It might be not my favourite pizza style, but it looks all of those locations makes pizza the way they would like to eat it, and that's the key factor to run a succesfully business in the food industry. Nice job!
Loved that they used the B-roll of them using the subway before the pizza store they actually have to take the subway to get (Bleecker Street Pizza, John's, and Artichoke are all basically on the same street)
Great video! Along with the NYC burger tour also. You two have a great chemistry together. You should both just tour the world trying different food and rating them 😝
YES MY GUYS !!! I commented when you 1st started this series suggesting you guys go to each others country’s ! Been awesome watching you guys friendship really bloom
Lucali’s is hipster yuppie pizza. I would have gone to Di Fara’s over that other hipster yuppie artichoke shit. John’s is still the best pizza here. Also Patsy’s on East Harlem is amazing and where my parents took us since childhood for “fancy” pizza.
@@cactaceous Di Fara took a dip in quality after the old man passed away. His descendants have his recipe and method, but not that special touch. Covid also messed things up.
As an Italian i would like to say something about the "rulebook" that Joe mentioned earlier in the video, saying that for us there are more thing that you CAN'T do with pizza than the opposite. I mean, until a few years ago that was true, because from all the famous "pizzaioli" (pizza chef), or chef in general, here in Italy mostly belong to the old generation, from the 60s to the middle-late 80s. The new generation of pizza chef are way more open minded, I saw videos of an italian foodblogger who went to different places where young and excellent chefs made many different types of pizza, with ingredients that are rarely seen on the traditional italian pizzas. Trust me, just give us time, the old generation is still attacched to the nazionalistic (?) spirit where italy is the king of food and no one can break the rules we made. I saw this video with my stomach roumbling cause those pizzas looked delicious
Thank you for the response! I just wanted to clear things up on this topic because I always see and read opinions about italians that as the time passes are just becoming stereotypes rather than actual truth. Really really appreciate that someone actually read all my comment and found it interesting, even because english is obv not my first language and I' trying my best to be clear. Now it's lunch time but this evening I'm gonna eat a good old pizza from a pizzeria near by like every saturday evening 😂🍕
So glad you ended up in Grimaldi's. Absolutely my favourite pizza place on earth... and I've been to Napoli so many times. I recommend Grimaldi's to everyone who is visiting NYC.
New York pizza is a different beast than usual American pizza, which is a totally different beast than pizza from Naples lol It's all good. Put it in my belly, I want it all!
I know this phrase may be over used, but this genuinely made my mouth water. It has me missing New York pizza! The best I've had is Rocco's Pizza Joint on 8th Ave
It looks incredible. I’ve been to NYC and don’t know if I will ever have the chance to go back so this pains me to know it was there and I missed it 😂 I hope you get to try it one day for the both of us!
Heading to New York for the first time next month and I’m so happy this video has dropped before visiting. Knew of Bleecker Street Pizza and John’s, but the other recommendations will certainly be hitting my list! Now for some more New York staples please… Hot Dogs, Bagels, Reuben sandwiches, I want all the recommendations guys 😅! **Edit** just seen you’re doing all the things I want, now if you could drop them all before the start of September that would be swell *{flutters eyelashes}* 👀
Scarr's is very good for pizza. Liberty Bagels was absolutely amazing when I visited, amazing variety of cream cheese fillings and a fantastic everything bagel!
I used to live in the west village a block from bleecker street (btw bleecker street pizza, Johns, and joes are all within 3 min walk of each other). This video is definitely bringing back the nostalgia. For me, each of these places also served different purposes Bleecker street pizza: across from the Christopher street metro stop. The most topping options and thicker than a Joe’s slice, so it was the perfect after work, off the subway, dinner slice John’s: usually has a line and is sit down only, so a place you took friends & family from out of town Artichokes: on 14th next to east village bar. incredibly greasy. The 2am slice. A scene in and of itself Joe’s: centrally located and thinnest of the pizzas. The perfect snack slice when you’re walking through the village Grimaldi’s: never been. it’s in Brooklyn, might as well be in a different state
I can’t express how happy and blessed I feel I don’t live in NYC and never had to deal with calling a pizza slice a certified tomato souse toast with cheese 😂
🍕 Fun pizza fact: Did you know pizza originated in Naples, Italy? It made its way to NYC in 1905 with the opening of Lombardi's, the first pizzeria in the U.S. Since then, cities across the country have put their own delicious spin on this iconic dish. Whether you're a thin crust enthusiast or a deep-dish devotee, every bite is a taste of history and culture! 🇮🇹🗽🍕
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I am the guy that was shooting the video at Joe's pizza next to your team. Was pleasantly surprised to discover myself on your channel. Love your videos! Hope to see you guys in Seoul sometime. Would love to show you around.
you was dressed NICELY man
Is your Joe Pizza video uploaded yet?
Incredible 😂 hope you enjoyed, would love to visit you some day! I’ll bring my suit 😉
haha a collab coming out of this would be cool
Your channel looks super interesting! Shame i dont speak korean and there are no english subtitles :C
These two opposing persona really personified the importance of being nice, communicative and authentic.
The pizza helps too.
I love Food Tours, because it's the logical next steps for the Food Wars hosts. Sooner rather than later Insider Food is gonna run out of comparisons between multiple countries for Food Wars, and it makes a lot of sense to me to move it to something like this. I am all on board with Harry and Joe! Rock on!
I'm pretty excited if this idea does well it means the other nations can show their food culture to others. Great way to have cultural exchanges and broaden your mind.
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 Now do the verse talking about a guy with a donkey schlong.
It'd be really interesting if Joe and Harry got back together the next time they're both in town and did a tour of NYC English pubs. I'm sure there are quite a few. Seeing Harry's reactions to that food would be really interesting.
I was really excited to try an English breakfast when I visited there, and it just confirmed the Brits aren't good at food, LOL. That's why they had to steal a cuisine from their most lucrative colony and fashion it into their own thing.
That being SAID... I did have a really good fish and chips experience. The place I went did a perfect job frying and seasoning the cod.
@@nahor88 From what I understand (my in-laws are English) It's a lot of pies, and not nearly enough seasoning. Nothing there has enough S&P, the sodas have like half of the sugar (probably a good thing tbh) and it's just not as creative. I do absolutely love a good Shepherd's pie though.
@@nahor88 you know knob all about English food. A full English breakfast isn’t a measure of anything. Assuming you’re American, would I rate your food based on burger and fries? You can judge American food on its fat content and portion size.
Bizarrely you’re passing comment on a video of pizza in the US. Not an American creation is it, just adapted for the yank taste. Not a patch on Italian pizza either. The typical yank would suggest pizza is American.
As for fish and chips, I bet you’d not know a decent portion of them if the fish bit you on your arse.
@@nahor88The only people who could afford spices during those times we're the rich. Myself, I enjoy English meat pies, fish and chips, plus so much more
To @TassadarBJ: What a great idea! ❤️🇺🇸
Pizza time!!! Can’t wait for you all to see this and the rest of the amazing stuff we filmed in NYC 🥳
I'm so jealous I would love to try a NYC Pizza Harry
No Lucali?!
@@MrFoolD no
This pizza day is an ideal way to spend a day eating your way around the city.
Hi, Harry!
You and Joe make a great team!
Thank you, both, for all that you do in bringing us such fun and interesting videos!
Harry's reaction to Joe's Red Bull & Coke is absolute gold, Absolute confusion. I don't think I have EVER eaten pizza like that. I've had pizza in Turkey.. in Poland... Takeout & home cooked.. But never anything like in this video! I am missing out.
Do they not have thin crush NY style in turkiye?
@@ryephilno
Not sure anything good has ever come out of Poland or Turkey
@@CheesyChipzRs You’re missing out if you’ve never had kielbasa or baklava 🤤
I was really happy to see this, I loved seeing Joe go to England for those Food Tour episodes and was wanting Harry to come to America for a "return the favor" series. I love their dynamic in person, they've got great chemistry! I hope they get to do more segments in person together in the future.
Or you could say Joe “returned the flavour”?
Is this thing on?
I’ll show meself out.
@woozertoo that is that best ever!
We need more vids like this! There aren’t enough shows like this nowadays.
Love seeing you guys together. I really see the colleague chemistry, you both complement each other. Wish I could food tour with you.
they queer af lol 🏳🌈
I love Red Hot Chili Peppers, but that description was so accurate 😭😭😭😂😂😂
YESSS! I was hoping you guys would do a NYC series, since there is SO many unique places in NYC that you guys could hit up for Food Tours.
Cannot wait to see the series going forward! You two have such a great chemistry, and it makes me smile.
I need food tours in Japan
@@illfordnah the concept of going to japan for the food has been done to death, what we need is an indian food tour with Nikhil
i need tours in Iraq
You can never have too much Pizza. I liked these two’s chemistry and reviews. 🍕 👏 🤣
Artichoke is actually a really common topping in pizzas here in Italy.
One of the staple pizzas (4 stagioni) consists of tomatoe sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, ham, olives and artichoke 😂
Artichoke is vile but I respect your food
Heading to Rome next week, any recommendations on a vegetarian pizza?
@@illford i 100% agree with you hahahah
@@rhaegartargaryen9315 every pizza place here usually has a pizza called "Ortolana" or "Vegetariana" (which literally means vegetarian) which is basically just tomatoe sauce, mozzarella and veggies.
I'd also stay away from restaurants near/in big tourist points like the Colosseo or Fontana di Trevi. There's a part of the city called Trastevere which has a lot of very good restaurants
Artichoke is the best topping hands down!
Please keep doing these, I love food tours!! Also your chemistry is great!
What Joe said about the Red Hot Chili peppers was the most accurate statement i've ever heard. Flea is one of my favs but I can't stand most of RHCP's songs.
6:32 Harry’s muted bafflement at jar of chili pepper flakes (at a pizza shop, no less) is the ultimate Brit response 😄
Thanks for bringing back memories of another life 👍
Another advantage of a hotter oven is that the cheese doesn't cook as long. This ensures the fat doesn't render out and turn the slice into a greasy mess.
This legendary series is back, I'm so happy!
Joe and Harry on a tour, and NYC, amazing, love these!!! :D
Glad you ventured outside of Manhattan for the last one. If you're a Brit that is more used to Italian-style crusts, L'Industrie Pizzeria in Williamsburg is a mix of that, but with New York pizza slice sizes, and it was wonderful. Has a massive queue when we went in the early evening, but it was worth it.
That’s the best in my opinion
I've been waiting for this the last couple months, I'm loving it.
Love when you guys get together!!! So much fun to watch!!!
The Nonna Maria at Bleecker is a legendary slice.
I remember visiting my grandma in nyc and eating ad Joe's, it was the best pizza I had when I was a kid, a lot of great memories.
I love the adventures of Harry & Draco, er, Joe!
🍕❤
Amazing series lads! Would be interesting to see the flip side of these, like best pizza places in London and best British roasts in nyc, see how the other side of the ponds deal with another countries classics ?
So I guess Joe's secret to being goofy and funny is Red Bull mixed with Coke. Also Harry really brought some British classiness to the New York area. Stay fun guys.
Indubitably
@@LibraAllWoman :D
I understand you didn't mean disrespect but that is your opinion, and not reflected by the entire global population. You should have disclaimed this before being insensitive to those who might not agree with you.
So again I understand your point but mind your business and smarten up.
@@CrabbinFever Did you reply to the wrong person?
@@Night-Jester not everyone thoroughly and vehemently believes that Joe is goofy and funny. You exclaimed it as if it were a solid peer reviewed fact. News flash: it wasn't. I do understand your conviction just learn to mind your business on those subjects, thanks.
The golden duo, Harry and Joe! Love it! New York pizza baby!
such a great duo, love the chemistry
Anthony Kiedis and RHCP are getting hit by strays 6:54! Joe is savage! 🤣🤣🤣
Ol Anthony also took some flights on Epstein's Lolita Express.
Yes, Finally! After London, the U.S. series is here.
Time for a "Food Tour" to Chicago for Chicago pizza! Then make your way to LA for pizza, too!
Chicago yes other cities no
@@tiffprendergast New Haven?
The final decision would go to their boss. I only offer suggestions.
They can name the series 'Pizza in shit hole cities'
I love the two of them together 😭😭
The pizza there feels so mouthwatering, and I already had pizza for lunch. Sounds like I need some for dinner, too.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers bit killed me 😂😂 6:34
Did it!? Oh no!
HahHahahHahaha same
John’s is one of my favorites of all time. Two absolute must tries is L’Industrie in Williamsburg and Lucali in Carrol Gardens. Honorable mention to the white pie at Fini, also in Williamsburg.
“Calm ya ass down” (said in stereotypical nyc accent) Joe’s finest quote
Missing both Lucali, Scarrs, and Di Fara is criminal.
Legend has it that Insider still bans its employees from visiting Lucali...
@@alextgordon food insider erinne went to lucali and helped make the pizza in an episode.
Joe's is good but too many tourists for me.
THIS IS THE CONTENT WE NEED MORE JOE AND BRITISH DUDE MARK.
ALSO WE NEED CHINA AND INDIA COLLABS TOO. I LOVE FOOD INSIDER
Mark? Do you mean Harry 😭
Love quality pizza! Always a great video and review by Joe and Harry!
Harry
Those chilli flakes were always on the table in Pizza Hut. Not been in one for a long time though, so don't know if they still do them.
Really love these 2, they work perfectly together, thanks for all the great episodes, love ya!
Hello, my Chicago
Hello, my deep dish pizza
Hello, my Chicago gal
Send me a kiss by wire
Baby, my city
If you refuse to love Deep dish pizza
New york pizza sucks in heart
New york city sucks
Oh baby, telephone
And tell me I'm your own
Hello, my Chicago
Hello, my deep dish
Hello, my City gal
Send me a kiss by the city
Baby, my hearts belongs on Chicago
If nyc sucks and its pizza bad
Honey, you'll lose me
Then you'll be left alone
Oh baby, telephone
And tell me I'm your own with Chicago
totally with joe on "real" pizza snobbery. stop limiting what pizza can be! good food is good food!
I have never heard that american food was 'good food'( or even food)
@@nicolovoci7265NY Pizza and Chicago pizza are amazing. American food gets a bad reputation, somewhat fairly, due to portions and fast food but realistically every country has good chefs so obviously there is good food everywhere. I also just think America has some amazing deserts
@@nicolovoci7265I mean tbf I've heard people call food from every country "not food". Some people don't think goat feet is food, I think it is. A lot of people are just snobby because they need to feel like the best. Imo everywhere sucks in some way
@@nicolovoci7265UK HAS JELLIED EELS AND BEANS ON TOAST
@@nicolovoci7265Yeah, that's why all the best chefs in the world want to come to America.
Food Wars US vs Canada, Australia or Italy!!! Love you guys!
Hell yeah boys!! Looking forward to the next one already!
It might be not my favourite pizza style, but it looks all of those locations makes pizza the way they would like to eat it, and that's the key factor to run a succesfully business in the food industry. Nice job!
Not NY style, but Una Pizzeria Napoletana recently tied for #1 on a world ranking
Great ch🍕ices! For Part 2, consider visiting Nick's Pizza in Queens, and Totonno's, Roberta's, and Spumoni Gardens in Brooklyn!😋
i love how nyc is so filled with great pizzerias that suggestions are just coming in without stopping
Agreed. I especially love Roberta's sauce, but I also tend to lean towards the Neapolitan style
Think nicks is closed due to a fire
@@chriscaz1239 you're right. Google says temporarily closed😫. Yelp says it may reopen Sept 30, 2023. 🤞
I was waiting for this. I'm excited for the rest of the NYC eps!
"It eludes the rest of the world having pizza this good... it really does". Truer words never spoken.
Artichoke Basille's looked delicious!
Not on this planet it didn't... revolting look crap
Hell yeah!! 😀 Been waiting for this video forever! Welcome to The States Harry!! 😀 🇺🇸 🇬🇧. Enjoy.
ngl, that artichoke slice looked so good. love this format of just showing off places these two love
Absolutely love that the two of you got together in a video like this !!! Lol
Im loving the American Vs British temperament this episode. Joe is definitely feeling the assertive NY vibes 😂😂😂
Loved that they used the B-roll of them using the subway before the pizza store they actually have to take the subway to get (Bleecker Street Pizza, John's, and Artichoke are all basically on the same street)
Man I love this channel they doing all kinds of content 😊
love the rhcps reference esp anthony kiedis
Great Episode. Love it. One thing I dont think ive ever had in UK is a pizza with the kinda cheese pull you get with New York Pizza.
Is Joe wearing a Hanshin Tigers shirt?!?!?!
Also NYC, hands down best pizza I’ve had in my lifetime
Great video! Along with the NYC burger tour also. You two have a great chemistry together. You should both just tour the world trying different food and rating them 😝
dude they have such a bromance i like that so much
I literally shouted YES!!!! When Artichoke came on! It’s one of the reasons I want to come back to NYC!
Artichoke’s sucks
"Recognize this"!? Holds up Pepper Flakes
"Uhh, Yeah, I think Pepper Flakes"?
"NO, IT'S PEPPER FLAKES"
YES MY GUYS !!!
I commented when you 1st started this series suggesting you guys go to each others country’s ! Been awesome watching you guys friendship really bloom
Joe's Anthony Kiedis impression was on point 😆
That rant about RHCP was so spot on. Exactly how I feel about them.
The fact that you didn’t visit Di Fara’s or Lucali’s is a crime.
Lucali’s is hipster yuppie pizza. I would have gone to Di Fara’s over that other hipster yuppie artichoke shit. John’s is still the best pizza here. Also Patsy’s on East Harlem is amazing and where my parents took us since childhood for “fancy” pizza.
@@cactaceous Di Fara took a dip in quality after the old man passed away. His descendants have his recipe and method, but not that special touch. Covid also messed things up.
@@nahor88 Haven’t been in some time but did go for many years after college cause a friend lived close.
As an Italian i would like to say something about the "rulebook" that Joe mentioned earlier in the video, saying that for us there are more thing that you CAN'T do with pizza than the opposite.
I mean, until a few years ago that was true, because from all the famous "pizzaioli" (pizza chef), or chef in general, here in Italy mostly belong to the old generation, from the 60s to the middle-late 80s.
The new generation of pizza chef are way more open minded, I saw videos of an italian foodblogger who went to different places where young and excellent chefs made many different types of pizza, with ingredients that are rarely seen on the traditional italian pizzas.
Trust me, just give us time, the old generation is still attacched to the nazionalistic (?) spirit where italy is the king of food and no one can break the rules we made. I saw this video with my stomach roumbling cause those pizzas looked delicious
Thank you for the response! I just wanted to clear things up on this topic because I always see and read opinions about italians that as the time passes are just becoming stereotypes rather than actual truth. Really really appreciate that someone actually read all my comment and found it interesting, even because english is obv not my first language and I' trying my best to be clear. Now it's lunch time but this evening I'm gonna eat a good old pizza from a pizzeria near by like every saturday evening 😂🍕
So glad you ended up in Grimaldi's. Absolutely my favourite pizza place on earth... and I've been to Napoli so many times. I recommend Grimaldi's to everyone who is visiting NYC.
I hope there’s gonna be a Food Tours series with George Japan and Nikhi.
The Best Part of All this: Knowing who he's writing for. Lmao. And then a British friend judging anything good related. Love it.
New York pizza is a different beast than usual American pizza, which is a totally different beast than pizza from Naples lol It's all good. Put it in my belly, I want it all!
Well New York is the original American pizza. Fast food delivery pizza is definitely something else
What do you consider a usual American pizza? There’s like 25 different pizza styles in the states
Prince Street Pizza and Champion Pizza - Soho should also get a shout. They're amongst my favourites!
Bro’s for life 🍕 Great series 👌🏻
Joe needs to check out the Food Theory video on New York pizza. That vide explains why the water is a contributing factor to the dough.
John's of Bleeker street is the best pizza in New York. That coal fire oven is top notch.
The take on Red Hot Chili Peppers was so on the money I laughed out loud. Well done, sir.
I know this phrase may be over used, but this genuinely made my mouth water. It has me missing New York pizza! The best I've had is Rocco's Pizza Joint on 8th Ave
I want to taste that artichoke pizza so badly. Hopefully I'll get to go to NYC someday and try it.
It looks incredible. I’ve been to NYC and don’t know if I will ever have the chance to go back so this pains me to know it was there and I missed it 😂 I hope you get to try it one day for the both of us!
If you’re on the west coast, there is one in Berkeley!
The Nona Maria slice at bleeker street pizza is my favorite slice of pizza in the world. I always stop to get a slice when I’m in nyc
Can't believe he just said he doesn't like the Red Hot Chilli peppers
23:01 David Goggins in the background 😭
Doing a NYC Pizza video with no Ray's is wild.
Harry has that look of hell yeah they flew me to NY to eat pizza. Awesome!!
Toby Maguire was the best Spiderman. Hands down.
No question about it 🤣😅
I have a Grimaldi’s near my house in Texas and I’ve driven by it and thought “maybe I should try that”. I guess this is my sign I have to now 🍕👍🏼
Heading to New York for the first time next month and I’m so happy this video has dropped before visiting. Knew of Bleecker Street Pizza and John’s, but the other recommendations will certainly be hitting my list!
Now for some more New York staples please… Hot Dogs, Bagels, Reuben sandwiches, I want all the recommendations guys 😅!
**Edit** just seen you’re doing all the things I want, now if you could drop them all before the start of September that would be swell *{flutters eyelashes}* 👀
Scarr's is very good for pizza. Liberty Bagels was absolutely amazing when I visited, amazing variety of cream cheese fillings and a fantastic everything bagel!
Don't follow this list at all and you'll be way better off lmao
@@kelvin3103 Scarr's is one of the worst slices in the city
@@panzerxiiiextra2770 ok so what’s your recs for pizza in NYC?
Go to l’industie pizzaria in williamsburg and thank me later. Also get the pistachio ice cream with the olive oil on top 🤤
Love these guys together and love food tours
I’ve been patiently waiting for this video 😂😂 🍕🍕
That is easily the funniest Red Hot Chilli Peppers take I've heard 🤣 @6:54
I used to live in the west village a block from bleecker street (btw bleecker street pizza, Johns, and joes are all within 3 min walk of each other).
This video is definitely bringing back the nostalgia. For me, each of these places also served different purposes
Bleecker street pizza: across from the Christopher street metro stop. The most topping options and thicker than a Joe’s slice, so it was the perfect after work, off the subway, dinner slice
John’s: usually has a line and is sit down only, so a place you took friends & family from out of town
Artichokes: on 14th next to east village bar. incredibly greasy. The 2am slice. A scene in and of itself
Joe’s: centrally located and thinnest of the pizzas. The perfect snack slice when you’re walking through the village
Grimaldi’s: never been. it’s in Brooklyn, might as well be in a different state
Loved your descriptions! 🇨🇦
All the Grimaldi’s branches throughout NY and NJ are unmatched.
Do more food tours
Dave Portnoy preaches that coal fire pizzas are the best. Everybody knows the rules 🍕💯
The boys are back.. Hopefully there's a LA tour and others to come.
Can't wait to see where Food Tours will be hosted next!
Watching this while IF is such a good idea.
Hey Joe, You are so funny! Lot's of love from Sri Lanka 🥰❤🇱🇰 Plz reply bro!! 🥺🙏
I can’t express how happy and blessed I feel I don’t live in NYC and never had to deal with calling a pizza slice a certified tomato souse toast with cheese 😂
🍕 Fun pizza fact: Did you know pizza originated in Naples, Italy? It made its way to NYC in 1905 with the opening of Lombardi's, the first pizzeria in the U.S. Since then, cities across the country have put their own delicious spin on this iconic dish. Whether you're a thin crust enthusiast or a deep-dish devotee, every bite is a taste of history and culture! 🇮🇹🗽🍕