Nemo’s?

I remember that place. The Colchester place.

I loved ABC’s in Cromwell

I've got my broom. Someone call Shenanigans already.

[giggles] I can't believe we got away with doubling rates. We need to do this every year! [maniacal laughter] - Eversource board member, probably.

I live in Eastern PA now- we've got Greeks making pizzas down here as well! Check out the dude on the pizza box from our go-to place: Mah Flend

That’s literally what this article is talking about, that a portion of the $600 million Lamont has earmarked for affordable housing is going to put money into the funds of this program.

When I was a young child in the 1970s, my grandmother took us out for the most delicious pizza in West Hartford. I remember her saying it was Greek.

What a well thought out and expertly presented post. 🙄

Used to live in Easthampton and would get a large pepperoni from Village every Saturday night for like 6 years. Great pizza. Florence Pizza was also excellent. Great memories.

I used TTO. I knew I would be in my home for a while so it made sense, and it brought my mortgage payment down to a reasonable place while letting me put less down. Would be great if rates weren’t so awful but it is what it is.

Cut on the diagonal.

Your vile misogyny is duly noted, now go run along and keep blaming women why you never get laid instead of looking in the mirror

I hear they sometimes do it in Greece as well...

Been here a year in April and didn’t know this. Until last week, talking to a stranger stuck in pep boys from out of state pointed it out lmao

Sayulitas - Glastonbury Zohara - West Hartford Bricco’s - West Hartford The Charles - Old Wethersfield J Restaurant & Bar - Hartford Max Downtown - Hartford

Take a class together (beer/wine making? cooking? art/painting/pottery? dancing?)

Ok near Southington might be better.

Viron Rondo's just over the border in Cheshire is consistently highly rated.

New Mill very good reviews, though I don't necessarily see the appeal myself, but it is always packed so obviously must be doing something right!

Craft Kitchen near Southington Country Club is one of our favorites. Kind of farm-to-table and their burgers are the best I've had in a. long while.

And for greek style pizza you absolutely can't be Family Pizza... we travel from several towns over to get it!

We moved to western MA in Oct, and we keep encountering pizza from nearby pizza places that have fresh garlic in them.

Is this part of the Greek pizza thing (thin slices or chunks of raw garlic under the cheese)? We like garlic, but I guess we prefer it cooked.

oy, true

kielbasy pizza?

If she didn't want to be an object like a fetus incubator like you said (lol at calling women objects, way to go) she should just close her legs or wear protection/the pill. All 3 of those options are free.

Life of mother, rape, incest. Those are the only reasons I would support an abortion.

Feel free to keep donating.

Similar to some Boston area pizza shops owned/operated by Italians employing staff from the Balkans now, some Greek joints used to employ more than a few Armenians. Never really liked much Boston-area pizza, Italian, Greek, whatevuh

I kind of consider Greek it’s own style of pizza at this point. All of the places o have ever been to that are Greek owned, or even Albanian owned to be honest, are always very similar with a relatively rigid underside and a crispy but smooth crust. It’s very good. I love that I have access to 3 different types and they are all fantastic. New Haven, New York, and “Greek”.

Ha, I was wondering if I was going to see Marlborough Pizza mentioned here. It was my first job 30 years ago.

These places don't really advertise as Greek right?

How does one tell the difference??

I remember someone telling me when I was at UConn that husky Pizza was Greek and that's why that person didn't like it.