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Two pizzerias top 50 Top Pizza Italy 2019

July 24, 2019 by Food and Wine Gazette Leave a Comment

Francesco Pepe of Pepe in Grani in Caizzo, who has been the winner of the previous two editions of 50 Top Pizza has been joined this year in top position by Francesco Martucci of I Masanielli.

After the announcement of the European list last month, it was now the time for the Italian list to be unveiled in Naples on 23 evening.

50 Top Pizza is an online list created by Barbara Guerra, Albert Sapere and Luciano Pignataro.

Ciro Salvo of 50 Kalò in Naples, which won the top place for its pizzeria in London placed third.

Pier Daniele Seu was nominated as the Pizzaiolo of the year. His pizzeria in Rome, Seu Pizza Illuminati placed eighth in the list, the first pizzeria in Rome. The young pizzaiolo of the year went to Lorenzo Sirabella of Dry in Milan.

While Campania, the home of Italian pizza claimed 18 spots in the list, the number of Italian regions represented in the top 50 is 14. Lazio has 7 in total, Lombardia 6, Veneto 4, Emilia Romagna 3, Piedmont, Tuscany and Sicily have 2 while Liguria, Marche, Abruzzo, Basilicata, Puglia and Sardegna have one.

The list is as follows

  1. Pepe in Grani, Caiazzo (CE), Campania and I Masanielli – Francesco Martucci, Caserta, Campania
  2. 50 Kalò, Napoli, Campania
  3. Gino Sorbillo ai Tribunali, Napoli, Campania
  4. I Tigli, San Bonifacio (VR), Veneto
  5. Francesco&Salvatore Salvo – Chiaia, Napoli, Campania
  6. Pizzaria La Notizia 94, Napoli, Campania
  7. Seu Pizza Illuminati, Roma, Lazio
  8. Casa Vitiello, Caserta, Campania
  9. La Gatta Mangiona, Roma, Lazio
  10. Pizzaria La Notizia 53, Napoli, Campania
  11. Renato Bosco Pizzeria, San Martino Buon Albergo (VR), Veneto
  12. Pizzeria Starita a Materdei, Napoli, Campania
  13. Berberè, Castel Maggiore (BO), Emilia-Romagna
  14. Da Zero, Milano, Lombardia
  15. Francesco&Salvatore Salvo – San Giorgio, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Campania
  16. Cocciuto, Milano, Lombardia
  17. La Masardona, Napoli, Campania
  18. Patrick Ricci – Terra, Grani, Esplorazioni, San Mauro Torinese (TO), Piedmont
  19. Pignalosa Pizzeria, Salerno, Campania
  20. 10 Diego Vitagliano Pizzeria, Napoli, Campania
  21.   Pizzeria Apogeo, Pietrasanta (LU), Tuscany
  22. ‘O Scugnizzo, Arezzo, Tuscany
  23. In Fucina, Roma, Lazio
  24. Pizzeria Da Attilio, Napoli, Campania
  25. ‘O Fiore Mio, Faenza (RA), Emilia-Romagna
  26. Carlo Sammarco Pizzeria 2.0, Frattamaggiore (NA), Campania
  27. Tonda, Roma, Lazio
  28. Pizzeria Da Lioniello, Succivo (CE), Campania
  29. Pizzeria Da Ezio, Alano di Piave (BL), Veneto
  30. Piccola Piedigrotta, Reggio Emilia, Emilia-Romagna
  31. Dry, Milano, Lombardia
  32. I Masanielli – Sasà Martucci, Caserta, Campania
  33. Grigoris, Mestre (VE), Veneto
  34. Officine del Cibo, Sarzana (SP), Liguria
  35. Fandango Racconti di Grani, Scalera (PZ), Basilicata
  36. Enosteria Lipen, Triuggio (MB), Lombardia
  37. Giangi Pizzeria Gourmet, Arielli (CH), Abruzzo
  38. Frumento, Acireale (CT), Sicily
  39. Framento, Cagliari, Sardegna
  40. La Braciera, Palermo, Sicily
  41. Marghe, Milano, Lombardia
  42. L’Osteria di Birra del Borgo, Roma, Lazio
  43. Osteria Pizzeria Per Bacco, La Morra (CN), Piedmont
  44. 400 Gradi, Lecce, Puglia
  45. Pupillo Pura Pizza, Priverno (LT), Lazio
  46. Lievito Madre al Duomo, Milano, Lombardia
  47. Isabella De Cham Pizza Fritta, Napoli, Campania
  48. Pizzeria Mamma Rosa, Ortezzano (FM), Marche
  49. Sbanco, Roma, Lazio

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