Mmmmm...pizza
MSN lists the best pizza places in several cities. I see a few problems: 1) Pleasant Hill's not on the list. 2) Oakland's not on the list (Oakland his home to Zachary's, which they do rate as #1 in the Bay Area by including it with San Francisco) (click on read more) 3) While Devin vehemently disagrees with me, I just don't understand what attracts people to Arinell's Mama-Celeste-frozen-style crappy pizza in Berkeley. 4) These dolts ranked Round Table, Steve's, CPK, and other chains as being top picks in Sacramento. They were also oblivious, apparently, to the founded-in-Sacramento Shakey's, and the clearly top pizza places in Sacramento: Rico's and Brick Oven. I lived in Sacramento for many years, and I've never even heard of the "legendary" #1 pick.Oh well, I can honestly say I've visted less than 1/4 of the places on the site (heck, I've never been in many of the cities.) Time to get going...
Subtlety is not one of my strengths