Pizza joints are part of the fabric of our City, not just because of their delicious slices or quick service, but because of their history and character. This is exactly what five 30-year-old NYC natives have set out to capture in The NY Pizza Project.
Split into four areas of focus--the makers, the eaters, the shop, and the block--the project documents the life of hundreds of pizzerias through photos and interviews. To witness how pizza shops are "keeping it real" during a time of mass gentrification, pick up a copy of The NY Pizza Project coffee table book. and watch the video above.
Maggie Jeffers
Contributing Writer
Maggie is a recent graduate of Vassar College, where she majored in English and learned that she has no tolerance for the Poughkeepsie cold. She loves all things related to food, TV, movies, and music, and enjoys playing the violin and surfing the web in her spare time.
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