fantastic pizza in Trumansburg

Want to try the best pizza in the Ithaca area? Stop in to the New York Pizzaria in Trumansburg. As you walk in thru the very old and worn front doors of this nicely renovated brick building, you are immediately drawn toward the color & beauty of the gourmet pizzas lying under the glass at the back of the restaurant. Ive been in there a few time and each time I see those pizzas, I am mezmorized- I feel i'm looking at works of art as I stand there ooing and awing. As the proprietor continues making pizzas directly in front of you, you realize you are going to have to make a decision in selecting just which slice willl be yours! Did I mention these pizzas are beautiful? And the slices are huge as well! Where as in most pizza shops its sensible to get yourself 2 slices, at the New York Pizzaria, the slices are so large you may have to limit yourself to just one slice -this of course make deciding between the lot all the more difficult.
Fresh ingredients, thin crusts, great taste, and warm inviting surroundings, complete with massive murals of NYC on the walls make this pizza place one of the best around. You may think you've died and gone to Little Italy...


Next time your in Trumansburg make sure you stop and try a slice -but don't go on a Monday cause there's no one there.
Tell 'em Creative Constrcutions sent ya-
buon appetito!

a new slice

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hot pizza on a cold day

A decent measuring tape and a good circular saw are essential tools for any carpenter, but sometimes Pizza is the builder's best friend. I can say this from experience. It was two winters ago that the 20 minute drive to and from the house we were building happened to pass by an establishment that offered up fresh hot slices to hungry passersby.



I was a hungry passer by on many occasion, and not just in the afternoon either, a morning stop could never be ruled out. Breakfast pizza you ask...Yes indeed, it looked kinda gross, but it was in fact a tasty meal -complete with eggs, bacon, and cheese...came with a cupa coffee too, organic & free trade no less.


I could have benefited from a frequent flier punch card, as I soon discovered that 2 slices were better than one. Those hot fresh pizzas not only lifted my mornings during that long winter but they got me through some difficult late afternoons as well, when blood sugar was bottoming out, and fingers numb from the cold cried out for something warm to hold.

Working outdoors in sub freezing weather builds an appetite unlike any other. The kind of appetite that is not easily tamed with salad and the like. Oh no, you need something quite a bit heartier, something hot and tasty, perferably triangularly shaped, and packed with oozing cheese and yummy goodness.... Well, I think you know what I mean.





P.S. don't worry I am now on a diet of moderation, but I still love to get a good slice here and there... like the one you get at...



rob