5/5 Kheeto D. 7 months ago on Google
Loved
Razza!
Is
it
the
best
pizza
in
NYC
when
it's
across
the
river
in
a
different
state
(NJ)?
I'll
just
say
it's
fantastic,
including
the
bread
and
butter.
It's
located
across
the
Hudson
river
on
the
gritty
streets
of
Jersey
City,
just
beyond
the
glow
of
the
big
apple.
Razza
stands
there,
in
its
understated
grace.
A
single
establishment,
surrounded
by
the
clamor
of
a
city
that
is
so
frequently
overshadowed
by
its
colossal
neighbor.
Razza,
this
little
pizza
joint
in
Jersey
City
isn't
what
you'd
expect.
On
any
given
night,
its
patrons
will
proclaim
it
-
with
fiery,
unwavering
conviction
-
the
best
pizza
in
New
York
City.
That's
quite
a
title
for
a
place
not
even
located
in
New
York.
But
then
again,
I've
long
believed
that
the
best
stories,
the
most
authentic
flavors,
aren’t
always
found
in
the
expected
places.
The
ambience
here
is
rustic
and
warm,
with
a
palpable
sense
of
passion
flowing
through
the
air
-
from
the
open
kitchen,
where
hands
skillfully
craft
each
pie,
to
the
tables
of
patrons
who
savor
every
bite.
But,
let's
get
to
the
heart
of
it,
shall
we?
The
pizza.
Taking
a
bite
of
their
signature
pie
is
like
tasting
the
history
of
pizza.
The
crust
-
light,
airy,
and
a
little
tangy
-
is
the
bedrock
of
this
experience.
It’s
an
homage
to
the
age-old
traditions
of
bread-making.
Then
there’s
the
sauce,
so
vividly
red
and
bursting
with
a
freshness
that
can
only
come
from
tomatoes
treated
with
reverence.
And
the
cheese,
oh,
the
cheese.
It’s
a
dance
of
dairy
on
your
tongue,
with
just
the
right
pull
and
melt.
It's
about
more
than
just
ingredients
at
Razza;
it's
about
a
philosophy.
Respect
for
the
craft.
Respect
for
the
ingredient.
Respect
for
the
journey
from
field
to
plate.
It's
not
about
being
flashy
or
over
the
top;
it's
about
being
genuine.
As
I
finish
my
slice
and
take
a
sip
of
my
drink,
I'm
left
contemplating.
While
the
fierce
debates
over
the
"best"
will
never
end,
Razza
doesn't
concern
itself
with
these
superficial
titles.
They're
just
here,
on
this
side
of
the
river,
doing
what
they
love.
And
doing
it
damn
well.
So
is
Razza
the
best
pizza
in
New
York
City?
Perhaps
that's
not
the
right
question.
Maybe
it's
about
understanding
that
sometimes,
the
best
things
aren't
where
we
always
look.
They're
just
across
the
river,
waiting
to
be
discovered.
So
yes,
it's
worth
taking
the
PATH
or
an
Uber
to
eat
at
one
of
the
best
pizza
joints
in
America.