"Terry Pulliam Burd" > wrote in message
...
> On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 23:38:59 GMT, "Vox Humana" >
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this:
>
> >I lived in Columbus for years. Last Friday I attended some continuing
ed.
> >classes at OSU. On my way out of town, I stopped at Rotolo's (on W.
5th.)
> >and got a couple of unbaked pizzas to take home. You are right about not
> >having many (or any) good bakeries in Columbus, but you do have Rotolo's.
> >They have the best pizza I've ever eaten. It was sort of nostalgic to
visit
> >that place. I recognized the same family members that were working there
> >thirty years ago.
> >
> I just copied my son on the above post. He and the DIL live in
> Columbus and I'm headed out there mid-April to welcome the new
> grandson. My son is a serious pizza addict, so if he doesn't know
> about Rotolo's already, we're sure to give it a try.
>

Rotolos always wins the "best of" awards for pizza in Columbus. Its a very
basic operation - small concrete block building, a couple of folding chairs
for people waiting for their order, no dining room, no delivery, no
advertising, plain white boxes, no checks, mostly family members from
grandma to the grandkids work there. The do have a website:
http://www.rotolospizza.com/ Have fun in Columbus. If you run out of
foodie things to do there, consider making a visit to the Cincinnati area.
Jungle Jim's International Market in Fairfield is an amazing place to visit.
It is an enormous market with an emphasis on unusual, imported ethnic foods.
They have a production facility for fish (aquaculture), an enormous wine and
cheese department, and much more, including a monorail system to connect it
all. http://www.junglejims.com/index.cfm