With 71 pizza shops per every 100,000 people and pizzas that are “a vessel for cheese”, Rent.com recently named Pittsburgh as the second-best pizza city in the country. But we know there is much more to a slice here than cheese. Do you prefer a meat-centric pie like Pepperoni Palooza with three types of pepperoni layered with mozzarella AND provolone, a gourmet pizza from Caliente Pizza & Draft House? Or maybe you’d like a veggie pie with a twist like Red Onion Gorgonzola from Colangelo’s? These are just two of the slices ticket holders will taste at PizzaFest! A Slice of Delish sponsored by GoodTaste! Pittsburgh on June 12, 2022 at East End Brewing.
Dee is excited to have a live celebration of pizza at a new venue. Always looking to change up her events, she reflected, “We always thought the perfect marriage would be pizza and beer.” Fortunately, East End Brewing, which now houses a permanent pizza kitchen, reached and offered to host. East End Chewing will be one of the five additional pizza establishments represented at the event. Also tossing the dough will be Mediterra, Alta Via Pizzeria, Pizza Parma and Slice on Broadway.
But there will be much more going on beside filling up on those slices of delish. Pennsylvania Macaroni Company and Oakmont Olive Oil Company will demonstrate their food products. Pizza Acrobat Matt Hickey will wow the crowds with his amazing feats of dough tossing. And of course, what is an Italian food event without a little accordion music? Returning from the 2019 gathering will be Kevin Solecki to add to the ambiance.
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