Manhattan Pizzeria

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This corner spot turns out wood-fired pizzas with the discipline of a Neapolitan kitchen—charred crusts with proper leoparding, toppings that respect restraint—while the pasta menu rotates through regional Italian preparations that suggest real sourcing and technique rather than crowd-pleasing standardization. The wine list leans toward Italian selections that pair with what's actually being cooked, not what tourists expect to see. It's the kind of place where you can taste the difference between someone who learned to cook in Italy versus someone who learned about Italy from a cookbook.

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