After doing a lot more walking and exploring in Chelsea, and seeing much of the Highline, we made our way back north. We both felt like trying some real, authentic New York style pizza. After a quick check of online reviews, we found that John's Pizzeria was relatively close, and seemed like it would be well worth the walk. Well, it was.
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| Really cool wall mural |
John's was super busy, which was a good sign that their food must be legit. We ordered the garlic bread with mozzarella cheese, and a John's traditional pizza with mushrooms, onions and pepperoni. Pretty basic ingredients, but the execution was perfect. Great crust, not too light, not too heavy. The sauce was very fresh and flavorful, and the toppings rounded it all off. Plus, we could watch the chefs assemble and bake the pizzas right across the room. The garlic bread was also very, very good. We loved it, and it was a great "last meal" for our NYC trip.
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| Yeah, it's big. |
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| View from hotel. |
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