Jersey's Garage Pizza Is A New York Pilgrimage
A bare-bones Jersey City pizzeria, Bread & Salt, is serving Roman-style pies and focaccia sandwiches so good, New Yorkers are crossing the Hudson in droves. Is
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Key points
- A small, unassuming pizza shop in a Jersey City garage has become a major destination for New Yorkers seeking authentic Roman-style pizza.
- The shop's focaccia sandwiches, particularly the mortadella, are as much of a draw as the pizza, showcasing a mastery of bread-making.
- The menu is intentionally small, focusing on high-quality ingredients like San Marzano tomatoes and offering a simple, well-executed selection.
- The rise of Bread & Salt points to a broader trend of food lovers prioritizing authenticity and craft over location and convenience, willing to travel for a superior product.
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