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Who Has The Best Pizza In Madison? (Poll)

New Haven-style or Greek? Plain mozz or loaded? When it comes to pizza, people who live in Madison have lots of options. Which is your favorite? And why?

 

When Madison Patch reader George was a kid growing up, he remembers every Saturday night was pizza night.

"As a child growing up in Guilford in the 60's every Saturday night our aunts, uncles and cousins visited and dinner was Bobby's Apizza," he said. "One uncle worked for Foxon Park, another for a dairy that was in the Chesire area, so there was always plenty of ice cream and soda too. Great memories."

Bobby's Pizza is one of several Madison-area pizzerias that continue to create fond memories for people who live in town and nearby. We have pizza places that specialize in New Haven-style pizzas with crisp, crackling crusts. Others go for more hearty fare and Greek-style pizza that melts in your mouth like butter. The options when it comes to toppings are only as limited as your imagination. And we even have a few places that deliver.

Which is your favorite pizza place? We've included a list below of places that are in Madison, adjacent to Madison, or deliver to Madison. Let us know which is your favorite and why.

Vote now! Voting closes Saturday, March 3 at 11:59 p.m.

Here's our list. Thanks to all of you who contributed to to make suggestions:

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  • Grand Pizza, Clinton
  • Ceniccola's Italian Deli & Pizzeria, Clinton
  • Pizzeria DaVinci, Killingworth
  • Born in America, Killingworth
  • Pasta Avest, Guilford
  • Naples Restaurant and Pizza, Guilford
  • Boss Pizza, Guilford
  • Carpenzano's, Guilford
  • Nick & Tony's, Guilford
  • Bufalina, Guilford
  • Bobby's Apizza, North Branford
  • Carmine's, Durham
  • Cozy Corner, Durham

 

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