"The Pizza Therapy  Pizza Book" from pizzatherapy.com

Sally's Apizza
from Albert Grande, The Pizza Promoter's pizzatherapy.com

The legendary sign at Sally's Apizza!

According to Tony Consiglio, co-founder of Sally's, if Frank Sinatra was in New York he sometimes  would have his "driver go to New Haven and pick up a few pizzas from Sally's...
Mozzarella with pepperoni was Frank's favorite, but once in a while he'd have one with clams."
(One way from  New York to New Haven is almost 2 hours!)
(Franz Douskey, Yankee Magazine July & August 2000)

In the same article Tony Consiglio says: "In April 1938, my mother, my brother Sally (Salvatore), and I opened a pizza restaurant on Wooster Street. My mother wanted to call the restaurant Sally's and Tony's. To have a beer permit, you had to be 21. My brother was 21. I was 19." That's how Sally's was named!

Here is an exclusive Interview from Pizza Therapy with Flo Consgilio. Flo worked at Sally's Apizza, until she could work no longer. She was very dedicated to her family and of course all of her loyal customers at Sally's Apizza.

Here is what happened on a recent visit:

"Our order was taken by Rick Consiglio (Salvatore's son). We ordered a large white clam, a large bacon and mushroom as well as an anchovy and fresh tomato.
 The crust was extremely thin and cooked to perfection! 
I must admit this was some of the best pizza I have ever eaten in my life!

Albert Grande, The Pizza Promoter with Rick Consiglio, at Sally's Apizza!

We arrived early, (they open at 5:00 P.M.), and we were glad we did. If you don't want to wait in line for hours, go early! We were also treated to a potato and onion pizza made by Bobby Consiglio, (Sally's other son). Don't look for it on the menu, but if you ask nice, maybe Bobby will make one for you!"

Make sure you tell their mom, Flora (Sally's widow), Rick and Bobby "hello" from pizzatherapy.com!

The crew at Sally's, Wooster Street, New Haven, CT!
(Note coal oven in back.)

Sally's Apizza is legendary pizza!
 Sally's fans are loyal! 
As one pizza lover told me as we waited in line:
"I just drove up from New York City (about 2 hours)...
this is like coming to "the holy land of Pizza"

Making a pizza at Sally's Apizza!

Sally's Apizza
 237 Wooster Street, New Haven, CT 06511-5752
Tel. 203 624-5271
Map to Sally's: Click Here!
Hours: Closed Mondays
T, W, Th., Fri., Sat. : 5:00 PM-10:30 PM
Sunday: 5:00 PM-10:00 PM

 Of course Pepe's Pizza located on the Wooster Street, is equally fantastic! 
I refuse to even get involved in the argument as to who is better!
  Sally's Apizza! and Pepe's Pizza!  
as both are incredible pizza experiences that can be found no where else on the entire planet! 

If you love pizza, you got to go to Wooster Street in New Haven, Connecticut!

You want more of Sally's?
Read What Sally's Fans Say!

Sally's Apizza Crust from pizzatherapy.com

Sally's Bacon Pizza from pizzatherapy.com

The Sally's Family: The Consiglio's

Salvatore and Flo Consiglio
Photo courtesy: Jeff Zudek   myspace.com/zootstudios