"They're just hitting people and drinking cartons of iced tea" is the most accurate description of Pittsburgh I have ever heard... and I have lived on multiple continents.
@@Hoody7 nobody said, “I travel to learn about Pittsburgh”. They’re stating they are well traveled and mentioned living on multiple continents to give an idea; they have likely been to Pittsburgh, and also met a lot of pittsburghers on their travels, and from their perspective and experiences the description fits those people and Pittsburgh well. Yeah it’s a brag, but who cares. Use your brain.
@@deenzmartin6695 I too have lived on multiple continents (Australia, Europe, South America) , visited Pittsburgh once. Immediately left Pittsburgh! No reason to stay because I hate iced tea. (not that I ever saw it)
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im from pittsburgh and we had those carton of ice teas in all of our school lunches. good shit. also what he said about friday night football games couldnt have been more accurate
I grew up in that neighborhood , Brookline ,. Fiore's opened in '78 . We would go door to door asking to cut grass , rake leaves , shovel snow etc for a few bucks . It was .50 cent a cut of pizza and .50 for a carton of tea . We would get 3 cuts and a carton of tea for $2.00 then play pinball machine .25 per game . Best pizza in the burg bar none .
Whole family is from Brookline, spent more time than I can count at fiores, pocket full of penny candy from nicks little store and a cut of pizza. Happy kid. Playing hide and go seek with a hundred kids from the neighborhood. Man I feel old lol
That looks like the kinda place I want to get a pie from. Doing it the same way for 50 years. They aren’t worried about the place appealing to hipsters, just cranking out good working class pizza.
Fiori’s should have been the 9.2 and Turner’s the 7.8. There’s a reason that a place that has no parking, no coupons, no delivery, and takes cash only is always busy.... the amazing pizza. A Fiori’s pepperoni and extra cheese pizza is best ever.
@icy Mike he won 2 more cups after those concussions and has better stats than Ovi playing less games lol you must not know the NHL well goals aren't total stats
Ive never been to Pittsburgh but all my transplant friends in college swore by Fiori's. I'm a CT guy and him saying it reminds him of New Haven only to slap a 7.8 is kinda rude. Even him mentioning the holy grail in the same breathe makes it in the 8s.
I lived this upon my relocation from Jersey to Pittsburgh in 2016... it gets better over time, but you realize where the good stuff is (I won't opine out of respect). Love the flashback!
The key is Provolone cheese, people! That's where the orange grease comes from...Fiori's uses a blend of Provolone and Mozzarella...they still shred both and blend it by hand.
@Nooneinparticular987 Provolone is used heavy in PGH. I've been spoiled, I'm used to Brooklyn style or going to Koronets, Don Filippos on the Upper East side or Tommy's in the Bronx. Even the Pizzerias north of NYC are usually people from the 5 boroughs that just moved up north. They usually use mozzarella. The sauce is different, too.
Facts. I thought that shit was weird. When I lived 5 mins from Fiori's....I lived in a neighborhood where people were doing it, But you had to request a bin. People from other parts of Pittsburgh I knew thought recycling was bougie.
My wife and son and I went to Pittsburgh in October 2021 for the Sunday night football game against the Seahawks. It was our first time to Pittsburgh and I've been a Steelers fan since 1972(I was 10years old). We went up the trolley on the hill then called an Uber to get us back to our hotel. But first we had to pickup our pizza from Fiori's on the way back. I had done my research before the trip to find a pizza place. We were not disappointed. Fiori's Pizza was probably the best pizza I've ever had. We are from Phoenix, AZ so we get all the pizza styles...New York, Chicago...etc. I will go back to Pittsburgh just for the pizza. I looked online when we got back home to see if they would deliver me a few hot ones overnight. They did have a package of their ingredients to send available. But I'm sure the water has a difference in the taste as well. Yinzers got that pizza that hit me upside the head. Love it.
Funny that he said Pittsburgh doesn’t know about concussions in football. The first person to publish findings on CTE (Bennet Ifeakandu Omalu) did so while studying football players in the Allegheny County Coroners office in the city of Pittsburgh.
It’s a 10 for Pittsburgh style! Much more generous with cheese and toppings than NY style. I love both of course but Fiori’s is the champion of the Burgh.
I’m originally from Pittsburgh and this place is my absolute favorite place for pizza! I live in TN now and can’t find anything comparable down here in the south
We call the iced tea "nectar" or "nectar of the gods". Whenever my brother comes back to town I have to buy 2 gallons of it. He drinks it in 4 days. Anyone who drives back home to PIttsburgh takes gallons home with them when they leave.
@@roosejuice6052 I’ve had pizza from Italy Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Buffalo, New Haven, Boston, Los Angeles Chicago and Kansas City. Sally’s in New Haven is probably the best “traditional” pizza maybe in the world. Sorry NYC. But, Fioris tastes a lot like it that’s why Prez even said New Haven vibe, and it’s not cooked in a coal fire oven, if it was it would probably for sure be a 9/10. I’d give it an 8.5 plus some bonus points for it being that good and that far away from the Mecca of pizza NYC/CT.
Thank you for visiting our city❤ my favorite pizza spots in the city are Benny Fieros and Beto's. Besides being served in cartons, turners is also served in plastic of various sizes. It's a favorite among all surrounding areas of Pittsburgh. Come back again soon!
Thank you for visiting Pittsburgh. I am glad you like the vibe there. I grew up there in the 80s. Little place called Conca Doro's Pizza was our only pizza place around that we grew up on east side on the edge of Plum Borough. Place is still there with the same owner o.0 .
One “cut” is generally at least 2 normal slices worth for when people stop in for lunch. Turners is basically powdered iced tea mix with some extra stuff added, but somehow it just works. We grow up with it and we just never give it up. Fiori’s actually sells cups of mozzarella cheese and the tradition is to sprinkle some fresh stuff on the hot pizza right after it comes out. Fiori’s is great as-is, but the cold cheese addition takes it to another level. Glad to see you having a good time in our little big city!
Schneiders iced tea woops turners all day. People whose parents didn't love them raised their kids on turners. Should've hit up pizza shack on rt 51. Hate it or love it, nobody in the middle, would've been a cool review!
@@jmighty33zero it's definitely the best in Pittsburgh for sure been eating it for 20 years now and is still the best it's definitely greasy as all hell but it's still the best
It’s funny I never thought about it but when you order a whole pizza you say I want a 12 cut or whatever it is on the menu, but when you eat it idt anyone says “give me a cut of pizza” you say “I’m gonna get a slice” I never thought about it but in the Pittsburgh area the menus do say cut. Must be a regional thing
@Nick J as far as i'm concerned these reviews have now lost all credibility. For a city its size, the burgh is filled with outstanding pizza joints. this smacks of laziness.
@Nick J its a major oversight bro...and vincents is so unique. especially when the old man would drop a little cigar ash in the dough for flavor. Missing out on the three cheese blend from mineos? Blasphemy, Barstool Prez fucked up. I've had beto's enough to know that beyond the novelty, every other spot we just mentioned is better.
Yea it's a really interesting mix of post-industrialism and new tech, things like medical/glass are huge in Pittsburgh, but the collapse of the old industry left many areas of the city pretty poor without the resources to get out. People here also tend to be very proud of our past, so even when things can change we often keep them the same for as long as we can - then keep calling it the old name for another 20-30 years 😂 In many areas around Pittsburgh you can see the pure results of post industrialism, don't let that make you miss out on tons of great local businesses like orams (best donuts in the world). But Pittsburgh provides a really unique juxtaposition of burgeoning new wealth + areas that haven't changed since the 50-70's
I grew up right up the hill from fiores and that place has been basically the same for as long as i remember and i been eating there since the late 80s.
This is a crazy review, in the first 3:35 so much has transpired. El Prez just kept it moving forward just like a pro. What is with the cuts? The pricing is wild. Is Franki trying to KO Dave? Stay tuned for the next review folks. I need to taste the iced tea 9.2 that’s a review.
I went to school like 5mi from downtown Pittsburgh with a fiore & his family had a pizza shop, I remember their being like 5 or 6 fiores pizza around, I think everyone in the family got a pizza shop for their confirmation present
We're from New York which is known for great pizza, but the BEST pizza we've ever had hands down was in South Western Pennsylvania about 60 miles south of Pittsburgh. We were just passing through old back roads and seen this little pizza place literally in the middle of no where. It was like someone turned their garage into a little kitchen lol I'm telling you right now it made our pizza here in New York taste like frozen pizza in comparison, that's how great it was. No clue what the name was, I know it was near Brownsville and Smock Pennsylvania. We'd eat there everyday if it wasn't so long of a drive. Their wings were great too, and they were some of the biggest wings I've ever seen in my life.
He did a turners review. I’m fuckin dying. My partner when I worked as a paramedic in the Burgh would drink a gallon of that shit daily. And he’s 100 percent right time forgot Pittsburgh.
I live about a 5 min walk from there and have a Fiori's pie and Turners pretty often. Agree on the grease, but it's still the best pizza around. Their cheese and sauce are what makes them. Their cheese blend is so good, they sell it by the fountain drink cup- no joke.
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"They're just hitting people and drinking cartons of iced tea" is the most accurate description of Pittsburgh I have ever heard... and I have lived on multiple continents.
WHAT DOES LIVING ON MULTIPLE CONTINENTS HAVE TO DO WITH ANYTHING?
@@deenzmartin6695 They're a well-traveled person and have likely lived in a lot of places....?
@@Runescape_God You don't travel the world to learn about Pittsburgh lmao this was just a shitty humble brag.
@@Hoody7 nobody said, “I travel to learn about Pittsburgh”. They’re stating they are well traveled and mentioned living on multiple continents to give an idea; they have likely been to Pittsburgh, and also met a lot of pittsburghers on their travels, and from their perspective and experiences the description fits those people and Pittsburgh well. Yeah it’s a brag, but who cares. Use your brain.
@@deenzmartin6695 I too have lived on multiple continents (Australia, Europe, South America) , visited Pittsburgh once. Immediately left Pittsburgh!
No reason to stay because I hate iced tea. (not that I ever saw it)
U shake the turners tea before u drink it ..everyone knows the rules.
This might be the most vintage Prez review of the year. His brain actually seemed to function for a full 7 minutes.
Also he said "revolving ramp of iced tea" lmao
It wasn't working when he went to Beto's...
Yeah, no one needs to know who Tom Cruise is 😂
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Don’t wanna sound like a yinzer but I was hyped when he pulled out the turners
I can't be the only one when I hear someone talk in a video from Pittsburgh who says "do we really all sound like that?"
Lol im glad he got a carton there the best
Nothing better
That made me so happy lol
Marburger makes better milk and tea, Turners is just more easy to find, still good though.
One broken camera piece, everyone knows that's coming out of Frankies next check
Is he still an intern 😂
It's a lens hood. Probably a few bucks
Cheque*
@@danielseale9636 couple bucks
@@nishitpatel5357 Nah this isn’t car mods=illegal land
when you got the 90s Pepsi logo on your storefront 3 decades later, you know it's gonna be either 1) amazing or 2) fuhgeddaboudit
Most underrated comment ever! 👍
Facts 👍
They use ketchup instead of the sauce. Portnoy is a fraud lol
@@zmoney1212 Thats what that taste was....I was like wtf....
😂😂
im from pittsburgh and we had those carton of ice teas in all of our school lunches. good shit. also what he said about friday night football games couldnt have been more accurate
I think it's safe to say every single yinzer's blood is at least 1% Turner's
@@stevediamond2159 yeah I rarely ever drink it but its solid
I was just gonna say that
Colteryahn was a million times better!!
@@nator53 DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS MAN!!! COLTERYAN IS PISS compared to Turners, United, Marburger.
I grew up in that neighborhood , Brookline ,. Fiore's opened in '78 . We would go door to door asking to cut grass , rake leaves , shovel snow etc for a few bucks . It was .50 cent a cut of pizza and .50 for a carton of tea . We would get 3 cuts and a carton of tea for $2.00 then play pinball machine .25 per game . Best pizza in the burg bar none .
My dad took me there for the first time a few months back. Delicious pizza and loved the atmosphere.
Whole family is from Brookline, spent more time than I can count at fiores, pocket full of penny candy from nicks little store and a cut of pizza. Happy kid. Playing hide and go seek with a hundred kids from the neighborhood. Man I feel old lol
do you remember giorgios on brookline and pioneer?
Grew up on McNealy my friend awesome ❤
Fiore’s aint even the best in the area it’s ass for real.i just got a pizza it’s a 3 at best.horrible
That looks like the kinda place I want to get a pie from. Doing it the same way for 50 years. They aren’t worried about the place appealing to hipsters, just cranking out good working class pizza.
Brought a tear to my eye seeing the Prez sporting that Turners. My whole childhood flashed before my eyes. 🤣
Real ones remember when it was Taylor's, then Colterayn's (sp?) hahahaha but yeah still crush one a week if not more.
Have you ever seen the turners El Camino? It's freaking laid out
One dropped camera part, everyone knows Frankie is nervous.
Fiori’s should have been the 9.2 and Turner’s the 7.8. There’s a reason that a place that has no parking, no coupons, no delivery, and takes cash only is always busy.... the amazing pizza. A Fiori’s pepperoni and extra cheese pizza is best ever.
Extra 🧀 ? They’re going to be rolling us down Capital Ave if we get extra cheese! 😆
Davey is dressed like Tony Soprano’s birthday socks.
Ho! Some manners ova here
Dave looks he's about to whack someone, whoops I mean whack someone off.
😂😂😂
angel paige Go play in traffic
Lmaoo
"this is one of those cities that time forgot." Haha, too true, Pittsburgh does its own thing.
Facts 😂 but I love it, when I came back after living in Atlanta for 5 years it was pure nostalgia. I love Pittsburgh.
CTE (illness caused by repeated head injuries) was first diagnosed in Pittsburgh! We know a lot about it here!!
cool story
Cope
You really got the joke huh?
@@dixienormus5600 cope with our athletes we produce and biggest tech town outside silicon valley boom
@icy Mike he won 2 more cups after those concussions and has better stats than Ovi playing less games lol you must not know the NHL well goals aren't total stats
You know it's borderline 8+ when Davey grabs that second slice, everyone knows the rules.
Fully expected him to give that 8+ when he went for more.
Good call, very keen observation
And he continues eating it even though it’s piping hot!
I have this before. It’s legit excellent. Definitely 8+
Love to see you guys in Pittsburgh it kind of crazy never thought you’d make over our way and a barstool turners shirt would be fire 🔥🔥🔥
Lived in Pittsburgh 23 years. Fiori’s was my favorite
One revolving ramp of iced tea, everyone knows the rules
Lol lol
The houses that give out Turners on Halloween are the best, everyone knows the rules.
I live in Pittsburgh that’s my favorite pizza
A real one right here
“I don’t want to be in your video”, proceeds to interrupt the video several times.
Classic
Karen's gonna Karen.
Well she just didn’t wanna be shown on camera
One “Help Wanted” sign, everybody knows Dave wants to fill out an application.
Fiori's + Turner's is the dynamic duo in the Burgh. Essential consumption when sculpting that DadBod.
One bite everyone from Pittsburgh knows fioris is over an 8
Thoughts on Sir Pizza?
Jared Sessi Sir Pizza is a solid 5.5 lmao
Ive never been to Pittsburgh but all my transplant friends in college swore by Fiori's. I'm a CT guy and him saying it reminds him of New Haven only to slap a 7.8 is kinda rude. Even him mentioning the holy grail in the same breathe makes it in the 8s.
I’m a big mineos guy, but Fiori’s is amazing as well
top 3 pgh (no particular order) is Beto's, Fiori's, and Vincent's Pizza Park Forest Hills
I lived this upon my relocation from Jersey to Pittsburgh in 2016... it gets better over time, but you realize where the good stuff is (I won't opine out of respect). Love the flashback!
Fioris deserves an 8. Friday night is like an hour wait for a pie, steelers sunday is even crazier
lost a little respect for dave after the 7.8
Too much grease, wait time doesn’t translate to over an 8
One "ice tea" without the "tea" , everyone knows thats how Dave sleeps 2 hours a week.
Lololol
Pizza with grease is made with good cheese, pizza with no grease is made with fake ass cheese . Everybody knows the rules.
Yeah its only the morons that can barely make popcorn judging grease lol
A pizza shouldn't be too greasy. All good pizza is oily, but it shouldn't be soupy.
The key is Provolone cheese, people! That's where the orange grease comes from...Fiori's uses a blend of Provolone and Mozzarella...they still shred both and blend it by hand.
@Nooneinparticular987 The problem is that Pittsburgh pizzerias use provolone instead of mozzarella. It makes the pizza taste weird.
@Nooneinparticular987 Provolone is used heavy in PGH. I've been spoiled, I'm used to Brooklyn style or going to Koronets, Don Filippos on the Upper East side or Tommy's in the Bronx. Even the Pizzerias north of NYC are usually people from the 5 boroughs that just moved up north. They usually use mozzarella. The sauce is different, too.
“You know the rules, one bite” proceeds to take 40 bites before giving score
You must be new
As a New Yorker I won’t lie that pizza looks phenomenal.
It is too .... It really is if that isn't good enough we ran outta Pizza
It’s so freaking good. From pitt
Their pizza is great. The sauce is sweet. Surprised he didn't mention that.
So being from NY gives you credit? FO
It's the best in Pittsburgh.
"recycling has not hit this area"
... Yeaa that would be PA for ya
Recycling was a lie they dump it in China
Facts. I thought that shit was weird. When I lived 5 mins from Fiori's....I lived in a neighborhood where people were doing it, But you had to request a bin. People from other parts of Pittsburgh I knew thought recycling was bougie.
My wife and son and I went to Pittsburgh in October 2021 for the Sunday night football game against the Seahawks.
It was our first time to Pittsburgh and I've been a Steelers fan since 1972(I was 10years old). We went up the trolley on the hill then called an Uber to get us back to our hotel. But first we had to pickup our pizza from Fiori's on the way back. I had done my research before the trip to find a pizza place. We were not disappointed. Fiori's Pizza was probably the best pizza I've ever had. We are from Phoenix, AZ so we get all the pizza styles...New York, Chicago...etc. I will go back to Pittsburgh just for the pizza. I looked online when we got back home to see if they would deliver me a few hot ones overnight. They did have a package of their ingredients to send available. But I'm sure the water has a difference in the taste as well. Yinzers got that pizza that hit me upside the head. Love it.
Funny that he said Pittsburgh doesn’t know about concussions in football. The first person to publish findings on CTE (Bennet Ifeakandu Omalu) did so while studying football players in the Allegheny County Coroners office in the city of Pittsburgh.
.....and the University of Pittsburgh was ans still is the epicenter of CTE research.
@@TheTicktockman321 Tua even got checked out at UPMC
Been waiting my whole pizza-eating life to see Fiori's get in the 8s.
At least he liked Turners.
Wink 😉
not a fan of Fiori's at all... just my opinion. Dont really like the cheese or the crust.
It’s a 10 for Pittsburgh style! Much more generous with cheese and toppings than NY style. I love both of course but Fiori’s is the champion of the Burgh.
@@jacobnathanson9863 Angelo’s den them
Incredible pizza 🍕 difficult to park!!!
Pittsburgh is an amazing city, glad I’m back 😎
stfu
Go to the one in South hills
Parking is half the fun, especially in the dead of winter
Wtf? Thanks captain yelp. Dorky ass
Hope you've traveled to and from safely many times since this comment bro 💯
I’m originally from Pittsburgh and this place is my absolute favorite place for pizza! I live in TN now and can’t find anything comparable down here in the south
We call the iced tea "nectar" or "nectar of the gods". Whenever my brother comes back to town I have to buy 2 gallons of it. He drinks it in 4 days. Anyone who drives back home to PIttsburgh takes gallons home with them when they leave.
Only old school people remember “All the right moves”
Filmed in Johnstown, about an hour and a half away
@@Anybodyelse2294 but about Aliquippa Pistol Pete and Mike Ditkas hometown
@@Anybodyelse2294 90 min from the sq. hills tunnel.....make sure you hit deans diner on the way....classic diner
Yep....Power to the old dogs.....
I remember
I’ve had pizza in a handful of states and Fiores is still my favorite. I’d say 9/10
Rookie score
@@roosejuice6052 I’ve had pizza from Italy Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Buffalo, New Haven, Boston, Los Angeles Chicago and Kansas City. Sally’s in New Haven is probably the best “traditional” pizza maybe in the world. Sorry NYC. But, Fioris tastes a lot like it that’s why Prez even said New Haven vibe, and it’s not cooked in a coal fire oven, if it was it would probably for sure be a 9/10. I’d give it an 8.5 plus some bonus points for it being that good and that far away from the Mecca of pizza NYC/CT.
@@breakercassidy6946 you know your pizzas for sure. I agree with everything you said lol.
4:17 Reminds me of when Paulie said to the gardener "Hey you Gary? Get down here I wanna talk to you" lmao
One cut, everybody knows he's talking about his cocaine.
One video, another stupid cocaine reference, everybody knows he’s talking about a slice of pizza
Thank you for visiting our city❤ my favorite pizza spots in the city are Benny Fieros and Beto's. Besides being served in cartons, turners is also served in plastic of various sizes. It's a favorite among all surrounding areas of Pittsburgh. Come back again soon!
"This is great iced tea." Ok Damone
Great pick. I hate it when stuff like this is lost on others.
"I woke up in a great mood; I don't know what the hell happened."
love that movie
I still can't believe Mark made peace with Damone after not only fucking his crush but knocking her up, too!
@bobinsuffolk Stacy Hamilton:
When a guy has an orgasm, how much comes out?
Linda Barrett:
A quart or so.
“I came this close to working at 7 Eleven you know”. -Damone
The $2.40 cut is from the large 16 inch pizza, cut into 8 slices. You had the small 12 inch, cut into 8 slices...
Ridiculous location perched on one of the steepest streets in Pittsburgh, parking is a nightmare but the pizza is worth the aggravation.
100% facts
Thank you for visiting Pittsburgh. I am glad you like the vibe there. I grew up there in the 80s. Little place called Conca Doro's Pizza was our only pizza place around that we grew up on east side on the edge of Plum Borough. Place is still there with the same owner o.0 .
One “cut” is generally at least 2 normal slices worth for when people stop in for lunch.
Turners is basically powdered iced tea mix with some extra stuff added, but somehow it just works. We grow up with it and we just never give it up.
Fiori’s actually sells cups of mozzarella cheese and the tradition is to sprinkle some fresh stuff on the hot pizza right after it comes out. Fiori’s is great as-is, but the cold cheese addition takes it to another level.
Glad to see you having a good time in our little big city!
My man dropping knowledge
I'm drinking some Turner's now as Davey is reviewing Turner's Tea. Strange times indeed. Review Spak brothers next!
This pizza is really good. I tried it about 2 months ago and I swear I gave it the same fucking score. Crazy. One of my faves.
Schneiders iced tea woops turners all day. People whose parents didn't love them raised their kids on turners. Should've hit up pizza shack on rt 51. Hate it or love it, nobody in the middle, would've been a cool review!
I can see this place from my house. I’m so happy you came to Pittsburgh!
Man that should have been a solid 9 on my book. I never seen him eat that much pizza to get a score 🤣
have been eating fioris for 30 years, calling it a 'new haven vibe' is actually incredible to me
Would you say it's the best place in Pittsburgh
7.8 isn't bad
@@jmighty33zero it's definitely the best in Pittsburgh for sure been eating it for 20 years now and is still the best it's definitely greasy as all hell but it's still the best
@@jmighty33zero It’s probably the best Pittsburgh style. The pies have a relatively thin crust with a thick handle, plenty of cheese and toppings.
very good , but betos is best
It’s funny I never thought about it but when you order a whole pizza you say I want a 12 cut or whatever it is on the menu, but when you eat it idt anyone says “give me a cut of pizza” you say “I’m gonna get a slice” I never thought about it but in the Pittsburgh area the menus do say cut. Must be a regional thing
One camera strap in the frame, one lens hood on the ground, everyone knows Frankie is dipping into prez’s stash
Never seen Dave spit it out before 10/10
Time to hit Murray ave in sq hill for Mineo’s, aiello’s, and napoli’s
@Nick J as far as i'm concerned these reviews have now lost all credibility. For a city its size, the burgh is filled with outstanding pizza joints. this smacks of laziness.
@Nick J its a major oversight bro...and vincents is so unique. especially when the old man would drop a little cigar ash in the dough for flavor. Missing out on the three cheese blend from mineos? Blasphemy, Barstool Prez fucked up. I've had beto's enough to know that beyond the novelty, every other spot we just mentioned is better.
Guy can't open a fuckin Chicago pizza box but pops open a carton with seamless precision. Dave baffles me constantly.
My go to place in Pgh. Love Fiori's.
Fiori's pizza is excellent! I eat their calzones, without meat, and they are big and excellent! I travel about 45 miles to go there.
Also the cartons hit so different. They’re superior to the plastic. The taste is ❤!
Turner's tea commonly referred to as liquid crack in Pittsburgh
And fioris pizza is our pasta crack.
This was a great review
El Prez clearly wasn't high!
Dave trying to wink at 6:59 frankie thinks hes having a seizure.
I was hoping for a local to join in on the review. Maybe the next one!
Ic Light can avatar this man is a true Yinzer lol
@@hugh2hoob668 hell yeah brother
Schneiders is the favorite Pittsburgh tea born and raised south side of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is an interesting place. Crazy how things can change so much if you just travel a little while.
Best medicine and some of the best colleges on earth here still
Yea it's a really interesting mix of post-industrialism and new tech, things like medical/glass are huge in Pittsburgh, but the collapse of the old industry left many areas of the city pretty poor without the resources to get out.
People here also tend to be very proud of our past, so even when things can change we often keep them the same for as long as we can - then keep calling it the old name for another 20-30 years 😂
In many areas around Pittsburgh you can see the pure results of post industrialism, don't let that make you miss out on tons of great local businesses like orams (best donuts in the world). But Pittsburgh provides a really unique juxtaposition of burgeoning new wealth + areas that haven't changed since the 50-70's
Love the Frank Carey baseball reference!! Born & raised in North Reading, & played for Frank in '86'!!
I went to the camp in the 90’s
Vincent's is loved for it's grease , another Pittsburgh pizza place
I grew up right up the hill from fiores and that place has been basically the same for as long as i remember and i been eating there since the late 80s.
Dave would probably call me a weirdo and I would be so happy
he hit the nail on the head with every pittsburgh reference
Only thing to wash a pie down with is birch beer. Your in the right area, if you've never had one, get one!
Pittsburgh, yall got fucking iced tea IN CARTONS?!?
Send my Southern ass 10 of em please.
This is a crazy review, in the first 3:35 so much has transpired. El Prez just kept it moving forward just like a pro. What is with the cuts? The pricing is wild. Is Franki trying to KO Dave? Stay tuned for the next review folks. I need to taste the iced tea 9.2 that’s a review.
"Its good fuckin iced tea"...classic
One Yinzer pizza cut, everyone outside of Pittsburgh knows it's called a slice.
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Hugh Tahoob my ass
@@anthonymedina9710 nah pal ever hear of Joe Montana yeah
Today's current best Aaron Donald too oooooh yah
@@anthonymedina9710 you may produce MORE but we produce better
@@anthonymedina9710 Pistol Pete , Joe Montana Stan Musial some of the best legends of their respective games came from here pal
nostalgia. grew up on this, best pizza in the burgh
Sell t shirts with “I don’t wanna be in your video” lady’s face on it. 😂
I haven't lived in Pittsburgh in 23 years, but i will only drive home (never fly) so i can load a cooler up with Turner iced tea when i leave.
A few ticks at the end, everybody knows the rules
I literally grew up right up the street right around the bend!
I requested you come here, lol!
Two words,...
LEMON BLEND!
"Blennd". Makes it even more unique for da Burgh
sold in the same jug containers as Tide detergent lol
I get the jugs sent to me in GA, little glass of home
A real one
PA has the fuegoooo cartons of iced tea!! I haven't been back east in like 8 years and I am straight JONESIN
One bite, everyone knows Frankie has been eating pizza too.
I went to school like 5mi from downtown Pittsburgh with a fiore & his family had a pizza shop, I remember their being like 5 or 6 fiores pizza around, I think everyone in the family got a pizza shop for their confirmation present
One reference to the word "cut" everyone knows Dave's not talking about pizza
Usually it's "by the slice" and not "individual cuts." The pizza's around Pittsburgh are listed by the number of "cuts" though.
We're from New York which is known for great pizza, but the BEST pizza we've ever had hands down was in South Western Pennsylvania about 60 miles south of Pittsburgh. We were just passing through old back roads and seen this little pizza place literally in the middle of no where. It was like someone turned their garage into a little kitchen lol I'm telling you right now it made our pizza here in New York taste like frozen pizza in comparison, that's how great it was. No clue what the name was, I know it was near Brownsville and Smock Pennsylvania. We'd eat there everyday if it wasn't so long of a drive. Their wings were great too, and they were some of the biggest wings I've ever seen in my life.
Diddlebugs in Charleroi?
As much as dat sounds good. Pittsburgh has the worst pizza selections we all wish we had nyc shop. Our best places are named after nyc pizza
60 miles south of Pittsburgh you're in West Virginia.
@@clarenceboddicker2693 No, just north of Morgantown, it was definitely still in Pennsylvania
@@LexyThomas134 ah gotcha. Sounds like you were on rt 51. A few good spots on that route.
Love the "Best of Times" movie reference. Underrated movie with Kurt Russell and Robin Williams
if its 'new haven' style- should be a little higher. pres- good luck Friday ! ~. JDS/CT
Western Pennsylvania HS football is not joke. Some of those smaller, near bankrupt towns have state of the art football stadiums.
One lady saying she doesn’t want to be in the video and then asks questions on camera everyone knows the rules
If you want pizza in Pittsburgh, You go to Vincent's, period. That's pizza.
the designated “cuts” are a lot bigger than that lil sliver
Exactly. A 12 cut pie goes down to 8 for slices
He did a turners review. I’m fuckin dying. My partner when I worked as a paramedic in the Burgh would drink a gallon of that shit daily. And he’s 100 percent right time forgot Pittsburgh.
I live about a 5 min walk from there and have a Fiori's pie and Turners pretty often. Agree on the grease, but it's still the best pizza around. Their cheese and sauce are what makes them. Their cheese blend is so good, they sell it by the fountain drink cup- no joke.
See the Conte's Pizza review. They really took offense to him calling it greasy.
Turner Iced tea was the drink of choice for headbangers in the 80's. Good stuff.
Skaters too. We lived on that stuff. The cartons turned into spitters when the tea was gone
@@SKREVR true, although I never had money so I had to drink from peoples hoses
@@JBLClassic We'd go to the Cemetery and drink the well water, ice cold no additives
This iced tea company just made millions of dollars from this video for absolutely free
Not really he didn't even show where to get it in Pittsburgh
Hugh Tahoob you got the name and know and product type and know it’s in Pittsburgh I’m sure it can’t be too difficult to find
Your got my respect with the turners score good job brother and welcome to The Steel City
By far my favorite pizza I ever tried