Get a Slice of Vinnie's Internet-Famous Pizza-Topped Pizza in Williamsburg Today

Jun 10 2019

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Vinnie's pizza employee and Sean Berthiaume , a Vinnie's Pizza employee and creator of the pizza lover's delight gives some advice on how to eat this pizza topped pizza and general snacking rules. Check out Berthiaume's interview with the New York Eater.

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