The Beloved Brooklyn Pizza Joint Baking Pies In A 100-Year-Old Oven
There are many pizzerias in New York City claiming to offer unique pies, but this Brooklyn shop actually does thanks to its 100-plus-year-old oven.
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There are many pizzerias in New York City claiming to offer unique pies, but this Brooklyn shop actually does thanks to its 100-plus-year-old oven.
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