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St. Petersburg Foodies Best Pizza Places

Kevin Godbee's review of the best pizza joints in St. Pete for Saint Petersburg Foodies.

From Kevin (with his permission) . . . .

We absolutely DO eat all of the food on all of our lists. (How can anyone recommend something they never experienced?) Unfortunately, we’ve seen these junk lists a lot—from national and local publishers. We are also aware of a local publisher that offers paid placement in best-of-lists. There is no paid placement here. WE PERSONALLY ATE ALL OF THESE PIZZAS, AND WENT TO ALL OF THESE PLACES, AND THESE ARE ALL ST. PETE FOODIES PHOTOS. (All photos by Kevin Godbee unless otherwise noted.) The list includes locations in St. Petersburg, and St. Pete Beach.

City's Bistro Lives Up To Its Reputation

This from a TLN fan and all around great person . . . "We finally made it here! We rarely go out for lunch so this was a real treat. It was so nice to be greeted by fellow Canterbury alumni mom, Jan! The broad menu made it hard to choose, but I’m always happy to have a 1/2 sandwich and soup combo. Todays special of chicken salad with bacon on sourdough did not disappoint. I will enjoy the rest of my chicken & andouille sausage gumbo later. Scott had a Cuban with a cup of soup and brought 1/2 a sandwich home. Prompt service with a smile and generous portions of super fresh food. We can’t wait to come back and try their blueberry pancakes. They cater too!"

The Glass Noodle Opens on Central Avenue

It’s an international noodle house! The menu features "the most popular noodle dishes from almost every country in Asia. You name it — Korea, Singapore, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan. A majority of the noodles on the menu are made in-house daily.” Thongsiri is most excited to offer Khao Piak Sen, a traditional Lao noodle dish made of broth stewed with chicken, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, galangal, ginger, and soy sauce. It’s the Lao equivalent of American chicken noodle soup and a dish Thongsiri used to eat as a child growing up in Laos.

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