Granteed's Pizza - Scranton, PA
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Restaurant: Granteed's Pizza
Location: Scranton, PA
Date: February 2013
Pizza Ordered: 2 Slices New York Style Pizza
Price: $1.75
Eat In/Take Out: Eat In
Since I’ve been super busy and all over the place lately,
it’s been difficult to sit down and do a full, relaxing pizza review, and today was
no different. However, I have made a commitment to continue to inform you – the readers of
what’s out there on the NEPA Pizza scene.
I was in the downtown area looking for a quick slice of pizza or 2 to
review so I swung the Pizza Mobile into Granteed’s Pizza which is in Scranton
right on Mulberry Street near the University of Scranton. When I walked in, I could tell that this place is probably a hot spot for the College students, but it was clean and eager to serve me. Since I was in a rush, I ordered 2 slices to eat in rather than wait for a full pie.
After a few minutes, the cashier called my name from the counter to alert me
that my slices were ready, and I quickly ran up and grabbed them. I was thrilled that they reheated the slices
properly and that they came from a pretty fresh tray as they were piping hot
and looked very good, a classic New York Style pizza with a thin crust. I found out that it was razor thin when I
tried to pick up the first slice and it flopped and folded into itself. This slice was going to require the “New Yorker
Fold” to consume this because I refuse to use a knife and fork to eat pizza
unless I have to. After executing the
New Yorker Fold, I quickly noticed that the grease was dripping off the cheese
and down my arm. After sprinting back up
to the counter to grab napkins to clean myself up, I regrouped and prepared for
the taste test. I may add, when I
encounter a greasy pizza such as this, I believe in eating the pizza as
is. I’m not a “dabber” who soaks up the
grease in a napkin before eating, I like to eat the pie in its natural state!
What I found was that the very thin crust was quite
flavorful and delicious. It was flexible
and foldable in the center, and crispy and light around the edges. The sauce was also a little more on the zesty
side, and certainly wasn’t sweet, but nothing really out of the ordinary as far
as a NY sauce goes. The cheese was your
standard mozzarella and really added a little texture and saltiness to the
equation which was excellent. Overall, I
thought this pizza was pretty good, although there was no characteristic that
really made it stand out other than this is one of the thinnest crusts in the
570. If you are into a true New York
Style thin crust pizza at a good price, this place is for you!
Granteed's Pizza Menu
Crust: 3.75/5
Sauce: 3/5
Cheese: 3/5
Overall Taste: 3/5
Crispy/Cooked Properly: 4/5
Overall Value: 4/5
OVERALL RATING: 3.5/5
Similar To: Nearra's, Brooklyn Pizza Factory, Luigi's, Buona Pizza
Location: Scranton, PA
Date: February 2013
Pizza Ordered: 2 Slices New York Style Pizza
Price: $1.75
Eat In/Take Out: Eat In
Since I’ve been super busy and all over the place lately,
it’s been difficult to sit down and do a full, relaxing pizza review, and today was
no different. However, I have made a commitment to continue to inform you – the readers of
what’s out there on the NEPA Pizza scene.
I was in the downtown area looking for a quick slice of pizza or 2 to
review so I swung the Pizza Mobile into Granteed’s Pizza which is in Scranton
right on Mulberry Street near the University of Scranton. When I walked in, I could tell that this place is probably a hot spot for the College students, but it was clean and eager to serve me. Since I was in a rush, I ordered 2 slices to eat in rather than wait for a full pie.
After a few minutes, the cashier called my name from the counter to alert me
that my slices were ready, and I quickly ran up and grabbed them. I was thrilled that they reheated the slices
properly and that they came from a pretty fresh tray as they were piping hot
and looked very good, a classic New York Style pizza with a thin crust. I found out that it was razor thin when I
tried to pick up the first slice and it flopped and folded into itself. This slice was going to require the “New Yorker
Fold” to consume this because I refuse to use a knife and fork to eat pizza
unless I have to. After executing the
New Yorker Fold, I quickly noticed that the grease was dripping off the cheese
and down my arm. After sprinting back up
to the counter to grab napkins to clean myself up, I regrouped and prepared for
the taste test. I may add, when I
encounter a greasy pizza such as this, I believe in eating the pizza as
is. I’m not a “dabber” who soaks up the
grease in a napkin before eating, I like to eat the pie in its natural state!
What I found was that the very thin crust was quite
flavorful and delicious. It was flexible
and foldable in the center, and crispy and light around the edges. The sauce was also a little more on the zesty
side, and certainly wasn’t sweet, but nothing really out of the ordinary as far
as a NY sauce goes. The cheese was your
standard mozzarella and really added a little texture and saltiness to the
equation which was excellent. Overall, I
thought this pizza was pretty good, although there was no characteristic that
really made it stand out other than this is one of the thinnest crusts in the
570. If you are into a true New York
Style thin crust pizza at a good price, this place is for you!Granteed's Pizza Menu
Crust: 3.75/5Sauce: 3/5
Cheese: 3/5
Overall Taste: 3/5
Crispy/Cooked Properly: 4/5
Overall Value: 4/5
OVERALL RATING: 3.5/5
Similar To: Nearra's, Brooklyn Pizza Factory, Luigi's, Buona Pizza
