Paulie's Pizza, New Brunswick, NJ

Date: 01/02/2016
Location: New Brunswick, NJ
Pizza Ordered: Plain, Peppers and Onions
Website: http://www.pauliespizzanb.com/index.html

Paulie's Pizza is located near the intersection of Easton Avenue and Somerset Street. There is on-street parking, but no parking lot. I had not heard much about this establishment prior to eating here and I wish I had. The pizza here was pretty good! The plain slice had a good cheese to sauce ratio, sporting fresh cheese and quality sauce. The cheese on this pizza was especially stringy and stretchy. The slices are perfectly sized to fold in half for convenient eating. This is the recommended way for eating this slice, as the bottom of the pizza has a tendency to bend easily and dip under the pressure of the sauce and the cheese. The peppers and onions slice was also quite good. Instead of just throwing the toppings on a plain slice, extra cheese was added to the slice to hold on the toppings better. The extra cheese not only changed the appearance of the slice, but really helped increase the flavor. This place serves a good slice for New Brunswick and should definitely look into doing some more advertising.

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