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| image via www.gioiapizzeria.com |
I love my neighborhood. It's dotted with great coffee shops, little boutiques, and fantastic restaurants. On Polk St., Gioia Pizzeria takes the whole cake (or pizza pie) of my favorite neighborhood haunt.
Before we get to the food, let's talk about the decor. When I think about past restaurants, the decor and ambiance always plays such a big part in whether I enjoyed it and would go back. Gioia is beautifully decorated. It's got that clean, refined, slightly rustic thing going on that I love. Whoever designed the interior, please come design my house.
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| image via Eater |
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| image via Eater |
I've been twice now, and each time ate something different as the menu changes seasonally.
WHAT TO EAT:
Burrata, Roasted Radicchio, Aged Balsamic Crostini
Roasted Carrots, Chickpeas, Meyer Lemon, Mint, and Chickpea Crips
Potatoe Prosciutto Pizza with Ricotta Cheese and Rosemary
WHAT TO DRINK:
They have a pretty extensive wine list to choose from. If you are into whites, give the Verdicchio a try.
WHAT TO WEAR:
Sweater, Monki $48 - Trouser, Dorothy Perkins $44
Shoes, Alloy $40 - Clutch, Oliver Bonas $49
Knot Ring, Kate Spade $24 - Black Ring, BCBG $28 - Infinity Ring, BaubleBar $28
Bracelet, Nasty Gal $18 - Necklace, Forever21 $7
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