Check Out Brooklyn’s New Museum Of Pizza

Pizza is a universal good, I think we can all agree on that. Even a sub-standard slice of pizza has its place in society, and that place is called Chicago.

Over in the true home of pizza, New York, a pop-up museum has appeared to celebrate the long, storied history of the best food ever. Brooklyn’s Museum of Pizza popped up on October 13th, and features dozens of exhibits on the history of pizza, it’s many variations, and the artistic endeavors it has inspired.

Tickets are $35 a pop, but you get a big slice at the door, so I’d call that an even trade. The museum will be open Tuesday through Sunday from October 13th to October 28th, then Thursday through Sunday from October 29th to November 18th.

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