Sally’s Apizza Opens in Stamford: A Pictorial First Look

Sally’s famous tomato pie has landed in Stamvegas

Let’s just get right to it.

The legendary Sally’s Apizza expanding outside of Wooster Street is a pretty big freaking deal.

Yeah, yeah. We know. You like (INSERT YOUR FAVORITE NEW HAVEN PIZZA JOINT HERE) better. Or you’ll have a snarky comment to leave that’s along the lines of “Sally’s New Haven is better!” or “I’m done because they sold out!”

Don’t care.

We don’t even need to dive into the history of Sally’s. Chances are you probably know it already anyway.

But either way you slice it—yeah that’s a pizza pun—you’re intrigued by what the inside looks like and a few tidbits about what’s new at Sally’s first shot at a modern version of their growing ‘za business. And a couple visuals of their famous pies won’t hurt you either!

Sally’s. Stamford. Go crazy!

And keep scrolling down for all the pictures.

66 Summer Street; Stamford
sallysapizza.com

The opening day line wasn’t bad…once 6 p.m. hit, it was down the street. You should expect to wait if you’re trying to get in there early on.

Not yo’ grandfather’s Sally’s! Way more sleek and updated. There’s also a full bar, counter seating adjacent to the ovens, an upstairs, and outdoor tables. Opening hours are 3 - 10 p.m., seven days per week. When they work out kinks in the intro phases, they’ll open at 11 a.m. daily.

Slingin’ pies!

Peep that area past the ovens. That’s a takeout-only section. Order online, grab your pizzas, and bounce if you want.

The tomato pie is no doubt Sally’s signature, but the thin sliced potato-rosemary pie with onions is their other.

Or rock a tomato + mozz your way. We wanted pepperoni. And happy it was the roni cup kind. We like it when they well up with porky oil.

If you read in an above caption, we said this Sally’s has a FULL BAR. Wine, beer, frozen Aperol spritzes, and cocktails! Pictured here is The 1938 (gin, cucumber, lemon, mint).

Sally’s even has their own beer brewed by New England Brewing Co. It’s a hoppy pilsner appropriately named Sally’s Apilz.

Song Remains The Same: Campari, Old Forester, Camparo Antica

The only dessert offered is a slice of cannoli pie. Get it.