By annechaparro March 11, 2015
Strictly Italian, I like that. There are so many other fusion restaurants out there but I like it pure, just like the way they serve their amazing meals in here, pure and authentic Italian cooking. ...read more
By edhead1p at Citysearch November 22, 2011
Shinar Pizza has never failed me when I order.\t\nThey have the best Philly I've tasted this side of Philadelphia.\t\nThe Burgers are great and if you need groceries, cigs,or any other item they are pretty good about getting it.\t\nI GIVE SHINAR'S 5 stars for EXCELLENCE IN ALL THEY DO ...read more
By David September 15, 2011
This place not only has good food but the people are nice as well. I recommend the patty melt its really delicious and especially with the pickle. The cal zone is also really filling and its mega stuffed. I love this place ...read more
The story of pizza begins in Italy, Greece and perhaps Egypt? depending on how we define pizza. Also known as flat bread with stuff on it," we know that pizza dates back to the 1st early ancient timesas evidenced in this Roman poets poem. Their homely fare dispatch’d, the hungry band Invade their trenchers next, and soon devour, To mend the scanty meal, their cakes of flour. Ascanius this observ’d, and smiling said: “See, we devour the plates on which we fed.” It is said that Even earlier (circa 500 B.C.), Persian soldiers baked a flatbread on their shields which they then covered with cheese and dates. we could even say "pizza was invented in Iran," but this might turn into a tiresome argument. http://giantnewyorkpizza-21.com So what is therealpizza origin? Well the Egyptians made a flatbread, the Indians baked a flat bread and call it naan baked in hot Tandoori ovens but no toppings . The Persians had toppings, but was it pizza? Well here’s how I see it. The Greeks in ancient time had a flatbread they called plakountos, they did place various toppings, Then you find also that Naples, founded (as Neopolis) by the Greeks. And Naples is the home of and known for modern pizza. Of course, in ancient times, Naples was part of Rome and so was its neighbor, Pompeii. During these times Pizza ovens were all over Italy, even then. Like this ancient Roman pizza oven: I think we can agree now that ancient pizza is a toss-up, 'middle' pizza was Greek, and modern pizza (pre-American) was definitely Italian -- Neapolitan, even! ...read more
By Giant New York Pizza-21 February 02, 2014
Pizza is a popular restaurant choice for everyone; children and adults alike can agree on pizza. To have a family pizza night at an affordable rate, using coupons will save you a lot of money. There are many ways to find pizza coupons, so be sure to keep your eye out for these great deals on this fami... ...read more