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What’s the best pizza place in the Portland area? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards
What’s the best pizza place in the Portland area? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards
What’s the best pizza place in the Portland area? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards

Published on: 10/31/2024

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Mucca Pizzeria (1026 S.W. Morrison St., Portland) specializes in chef Simone Savaiano's take on Neapolitan pizza. This is the North and South pizza, which includes prosciutto, burrata and arugula.

It’s time to introduce another category for The Oregonian’s Readers Choice Awards: the best pizza place in the Portland area. (But voting is still open for the best pie of the nonpizza variety here.)

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