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No matter your pizza denomination, most pizza lovers can agree that a great pie has a well-balanced and pleasing ratio of sauce, cheese, toppings and crust that maintains a structural integrity no matter the style. These are the places that do it the best. 

When you’re in the mood for pizza, what’s your go-to? Is it a local hole-in-the-wall slice shop? A frozen pizza you pop in the oven? Or do you head to a nearby chain? If you’re like many Americans, a chain is your best and most dependable option.

When it comes to the pre-made frozen variety, there are so many options to choose from that it’s hard to know where to begin.

All of these restaurants fit a certain criteria: impeccable service; high-quality food sourced from the finest purveyors; creative-yet-classic preparation and craftsmanship; and an overall experience that leaves you happy and content in the fact that you just ate a world-class meal.

Reheating pizza can be a challenge, but this essential trick will bring your pizza back from the dead and then some.

Next holiday up: Galentine's Day. Feb. 13 falls on a Thursday this year, which means brunch for dinner.