The BEST Pizza in the Upstate

[bw1870]

Cosenza's on Reidville Rd. Spartanburg has a good pie. Good sauce, nice crispy/chewy crust.

Sonny's is pretty good too. I wish they'd make larger pizzas though. Bigger slices are more fun to eat.

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Jumping off from what I wrote about pizza places in Greenville in the 1970's in the Astro thread, I nominate Shakey's as the best pizza EVER in the upst, upsta.....I just can't do it. In the UPCOUNTRY.

[Spartan]

Its not the 1870s any more... Upstate will be fine

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Its not the 1870s any more... Upstate will be fine

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Ouch! Do I look that old? Oh, I forgot, this is cyberspace.

I second the nomination of Pizza City.

Haven't been there in a while, but 10 years ago, Boston Pizza in the shopping center next to Merovan on Woodruff Road was very good. I recently saw that it was still there, so it must have a following.

[RestedTraveler]

Haven't been there in a while, but 10 years ago, Boston Pizza in the shopping center next to Merovan on Woodruff Road was very good. I recently saw that it was still there, so it must have a following.

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I had heard good things about Boston Pizza, so we went there one day (right after a crowd of little leaguers had departed, so the place was a mess). It was pretty good, but not stellar. Maybe we caught it on an off day. I'd had expected it to be something comparable to Bertollo's downtown.

[goodbye]

Bertolo's is okay, but I go to Barley's first. I've not tried Gandolfo's yet. I think Brixx will be another great addition to our list in the near future.

Haven't tried Boston Pizzaria, but Pizza City is definitely WELL worth the visit. Don't let the atmosphere keep you out - it is a bit juvenile, but well-run. NY-style is great, IMO!

[Spartan]

Ouch!  Do I look that old? Oh, I forgot, this is cyberspace.

I second the nomination of Pizza City.

Haven't been there in a while, but 10 years ago, Boston Pizza in the shopping center next to Merovan on Woodruff Road was very good. I recently saw that it was still there, so it must have a following.

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Haha, I wasn't implying that

I am a stickler for the "Upstate" moniker as opposed to the 'Upcountry.' It sounds more modern, and has a better, more 'urban' ring to it.