Who has the best Pizza?

[4eyedbuzzard]

I forgot, Ramuntos in Hanover is also very good.

[the goat]

The best pizza is a good pie nearest to where you are. In Shenandoah, that would be Rudy's in Sperryville VA. But they're only open Thurs.-Sun.

And at the expense of launching another thread, you will pass Central Coffee Roasters in Rt 211 on your way down the mountain to Sperryville. A great cuppa joe and free to trail maintainers, but again, only open Fri-Sun.

good call on both counts!

[Diatribe]

good call on both counts!

Sperryville is such a nice, quaint little town. I always enjoy driving thorugh Sperryville when I am headed into SNP via Thorton Gap. Never thought to stop for food though. Ill be sure to check out the pizza joint.

There is a maple tree at the main crossroads in town that turns an electric orange come fall. I took a picture of it ablaze one fall, and found a picture of the same tree in a great book I bought for my mom for xmas entitled "Champion Trees of Virginia".

[Cabin Fever]

Pizza Plus in Damascus, Hampton, and Erwin has some of the best cheap pizza. Damascus has the bigger of the buffets.

Need to try Quincy's in Damascus.

Pizza Plus is disgusting.

[Jim Adams]

Gorham, NH
2 different places, don't remember their names but both were better than any other on the trail.

geek

[Tinker]

the red onion in rangeley. you can order your pie with a multitude of toppings including double dough, enough said.

I don't know if this is the place I went to in Rangeley (about 7 years ago), but if it is, they had a Reuben pizza which might have been the best single thing I had ever eaten to that point (or it might have been the 5 days on the Trail ).

[10-K]

In NY, I think at NY52, it's a .25 mile walk to a deli and pizza joint. The pizza at that pizza joint? Shockingly good. Like, way better than it has any right to be. I've lived in NYC for almost 2 decades on and off, spent plenty of time in Chicago, and this pizza would battle it out with the best of them. Seriously, I've not had it's match in any other trailside pizza place. So so so worth going to.

I got a calzone at this place that was as big as a hubcap on a 65 Dodge Dart.

[Blissful]

C'mon man... its got to be along the trail somewhere in NY!!

I ordered pizza at Mohican Trail Center in NJ in '07 from some place in NY and it was awesome.

[Blissful]

I also liked the pizza at NOC this past fall. Homemade through and through. I didn't have pizza much this past year though

[Blissful]

So far for me it was at NOC at the Rivers End Restaurant.

Just saw this. Yes it was excellent this past fall.

[mweinstone]

other than the phone ordered crappy pizza from partnership shelter, there is but one pizza to be had on the trail. and it is the best. a simple flour tortilla with cheese and peperoni . searved when famished.it is the pizza of the mind as radio is the theater of the mind.

[Cabin Fever]

other than the phone ordered crappy pizza from partnership shelter, there is but one pizza to be had on the trail. and it is the best. a simple flour tortilla with cheese and peperoni . searved when famished.it is the pizza of the mind as radio is the theater of the mind.

I have to agree and I have ordered pizza from Partnership. Pepperoni and cheese on a tortilla after a hard day on the Trail is magical.

[Jim Adams]

In 1990 I ordered 2 hoagies and a large pizza to be delivered to Antler's Campsite in the Wilderness. You had to pay for it ahead of time in Monson and you had to be there when you say you will because if not they just leave it at the campsite and leave. I have no idea whether it was actually good pizza or not but I can tell you that it was INCREDIBLE!!!!!

geek

[Cookerhiker]

Best I can recall in the Trail corridor was in Hanover but I don't remember the name of the place.

I forgot, Ramuntos in Hanover is also very good.

That must be the one I had in mind.

[Bearpaw]

So far for me it was at NOC at the Rivers End Restaurant.

Tried their pizza this weekend at SoRuck and it was great! Looking forward to it when I hike the Bartram Trail this spring.

[Roland]

There must be a lot of folks struggling with their New Year's Resolutions. In the last few weeks, I've seen more posts about food than usual.

Food: Hikers' Universal Topic

[wvgrinder]

Christos in Manchester Center, VT.

Which also has the best breakfast @ Up for Breakfast.



(I guess I should move to this place...)

The Manchester Pizza House aint too shabby either.

[RockDoc]

The one on the river restaurant at the NOC was very good.

In Monson, the gas station at the east end of town has outstanding pizza (much to our surprise). We took their pizza back to Shaws in 07 and 09 and both times it was great. We carried cold leftovers into the HMW were it was enjoyed even more.

[Roots]

River's End at NOC and Quincy's in Damascus...yum!

[Front Royal Mike]

If you come off the trail at the northern end of Shenandoah National Park in Front Royal you must try The Melting Pot .The "Pot" is a Front Royal institution,been eating their pizza since I was a kid. Yummy ,good price and cold beer ,whats not to like ?