BY: Stefan Modrich
Where do you go when you want to venture off the beaten path but still have a craving for the familiarity and dependability of your favorite comfort foods? I hopped in my car, headed north on Highway 6 and ended up at Napoli Express Pizza in Sugar Land.
For those of you who have regularly read my column or follow me on Twitter, you may know that I originally hail from Chicago. But I promise you that unlike the newest hit Netflix series Emily in Paris, we will not be discussing the merits of deep dish from Lou Malnati’s here, and I’ll spare you the tiresome debate that usually follows anytime someone brings up pizza from the Midwest or the East Coast.
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