Coal-oven shrines, deep-dish temples and neighborhood slice counters collide in one big American pie fight, from old-school legends to modern cult favorites. Cast your vote!
1Di FaraLegendary Midwood, Brooklyn pizzeria founded by Dom DeMarco in 1965.1000pts
2Pequod'sChicago pan pizza spot known for its caramelized cheese crust.943pts
3L&B Spumoni GardensBrooklyn home of the Sicilian square slice with sauce on top.840pts
4Frank PepeNew Haven's 1925 original home of the white clam pie.800pts
5Pizzeria MozzaLos Angeles pizzeria by Nancy Silverton and Mario Batali.692pts
6Prince Street PizzaSoHo slice shop famed for its pepperoni square slice.600pts
7LucaliBrooklyn BYOB pizzeria in Carroll Gardens famed for thin-crust pies and long waits.491pts
8Totonno'sConey Island coal-oven pizzeria dating to 1924.491pts
9Lou Malnati'sChicago deep-dish institution founded in 1971.491pts
10Una Pizza NapoletanaAnthony Mangieri's purist Neapolitan pizzeria.491pts
11Pizzeria BiancoPhoenix pizzeria by Chris Bianco credited with elevating American artisan pizza.491pts
12Sally's ApizzaNew Haven coal-fired rival to Pepe, famed for its tomato pie.491pts
13Joe's PizzaGreenwich Village slice shop that defines the classic New York slice.360pts
14Grimaldi'sBrooklyn Bridge coal-oven pizzeria with a global following.360pts
15Modern ApizzaNew Haven apizza stalwart open since 1934.360pts
16Roberta'sBushwick wood-fired pizzeria that became a Brooklyn dining institution.0pts


























