Two Boots

Two Boots is a popular pizza chain that originated in the East Village of New York City. The name "Two Boots" refers to the geographical shapes of Italy and Louisiana, symbolizing the fusion of Italian and Cajun flavors that characterizes the chain's unique pizza offerings.

History

Two Boots was founded in 1987 by Phil Hartman, an independent filmmaker, and Doris Kornish, a writer. The pair sought to combine their love for Italian pizza and Louisiana flavors, creating a unique culinary blend that quickly gained popularity in the East Village. Today, Two Boots has expanded to multiple locations across the United States.

Menu

The menu at Two Boots features a variety of pizzas, all made with a cornmeal crust and a blend of mozzarella and cheddar cheeses. The pizzas are named after various pop culture figures and local landmarks, such as "The Dude" (inspired by the film The Big Lebowski) and "The Newman" (named after actor Paul Newman).

In addition to pizza, Two Boots also offers a selection of Cajun dishes, such as jambalaya and gumbo, as well as a variety of salads and sandwiches.

Locations

Two Boots started in the East Village but has since expanded to other parts of New York City, including Hell's Kitchen, Park Slope, and Williamsburg. Outside of New York, Two Boots has locations in Los Angeles, Nashville, and Baltimore.

Reception

Two Boots has been well-received by critics and customers alike. The unique blend of Italian and Cajun flavors, combined with the fun and quirky atmosphere of the restaurants, has made Two Boots a beloved institution in the neighborhoods it serves.

See Also

• List of pizza chains
• Cuisine of New York City
• Cuisine of Louisiana