Venice Pizza's Hot Veggie Sub Review
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I admit that I’m somewhat of a foodie. What can I say? I like good eats. But I, like so many others, have random
guilty pleasures that, despite my snobby palate, I absolutely love indulging. My big ol’ guilty pleasure is the hot veggie sub from Venice Pizza in
Dorchester.
Venice Pizza is a Savin Hill staple and has been around for
years. Even Mark Wahlberg, prior to his funky bunch days, was a frequent
customer at this little hole in the wall eatery. Seriously, he used to live right behind the place
prior to his life modeling Calvin Klein briefs and you know rapping and funking
up the music world.
So Venice Pizza is cash-only, it’s also cheap, fast and one
of the only places in Dorchester that sells Fresca. The sandwich is a sloppy mess of cooked
broccoli, onions, tomatoes, green peppers, black olives topped with mayo and provolone
cheese all on a white hoagie roll. Are
the veggies fresh? Nope, not even in the slightest. They're definitely frozen and/or canned. The bread doesn’t taste
stale but is by no means fresh either.
But I love eating this sandwich. Every few weeks I get a craving for
this hot mess of a sub and I enjoy every bite.
Venice Pizza doesn’t skimp on any of the veggies and with each mouthful
mounds of veggies fall off the sandwich on to your lap, the paper wrapping, and
the floor all while juices run down your arm. It’s super attractive. And its soooooooooooooo good. I even got my roommate (who is not a
vegetarian) hooked on this sub. Its appeal is definitely not in the way it
looks, it’s not in the high caliber of ingredients but it’s simple, hot and a
solid comfort eat.
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