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<description>&lt;p&gt;I disagree about the quality of the Pizza. Maybe I got one that was sitting around some time, but I would rather go to A Mano or Quartino any day. Better pizza for the same price. Plus the Polenta Fries at A Mano are to die for. 

I am going around the city and trying out all the new neapolitan style pizzerias that have opened. I still have Gruppo di Amici (although this is supposedly Roman style Pizza) and Sapore di Napoli to get to but among the ones I have gotten to I would rate SpaccaNapoli, Coalfire and Piece for top honors. In downtown I would rather eat at Quartino or A Mano as I said.

Again, just my 2 cents.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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