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Written by Aaron Emig & Brian Mcallester - Culinary Critics
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On a lazy afternoon adventure to Columbus, we found ourselves stopped at the corner of North High Street and Route 62 in the suburb of New Albany. Overcome by a wave of sweet smelling Italian aromas, we decided our next escape from the Hill would be to The Eagle's Villa Pizzeria. |
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Written by Doral Chenowith (The Grumpy Gourmet) Dispatch Restaurant Reviewer
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Don't shoot. Next to a peanut-butter-and-banana sandwich on seven-grain toast, pizza in all it's forms is my favorite whole meal. You have your favorites; I have a suggested list culled from a round of visits in the past year.
Be advised: Pizza is not as important in life's scheme of things as politics, religion, barbecue and lasagna. Here goes: |
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Written by Doral Chenowith (The Grumpy Gourmet) Dispatch Restaurant Reviewer
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The compilation process has been going on for three months.
Starting from a list of nearly 400 traditional pizza places in Franklin County, I culled more than 30 establishments, basing the selections on previous visits and suggestions from readers. Then I narrowed it down. |
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Written by Doral Chenowith (The Grumpy Gourmet) Dispatch Restaurant Reviewer
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It has been long acceptable in polite society to refer to places selling pizza as a joints. A pizza joint is any place with an oven, a takeout window and a cigar box to hold the money. Two places that have upgraded the pizza concept are Figlio and Spagio in Grandview Heights. Both are restaurants, not joints.
For another pizza restaurant, go to New Albany and experience The Eagles Villa Pizza. Even if you are not a pizza fan, go for the architecture. For those who like antiques even more than pizza, Eagles Pizza is a trip back to the turn of the century. |
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