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trepidation about the long waits, I was curious as to what all the chatter was about. My companion and I rolled in about 7:30 that Saturday night, talked to a friendly hostess, and were told that the wait was 2 1/2 hours. I'd anticipated this, so we went off to run some errands during the wait. We also killed some time in the "bar next door." (One might also call it an ingenious scam, since certainly no one in Bar Bianco was there to drink but to eat Bianco pizza, and with all that room they could expand the establishment or at least serve pizza out on the patios, which they don't appear to do.) Upon seating, about 2 hours into said wait, we ordered a Wise Guy (onion, smoked mozzarella, fennel sausage) and a Biancoverde (mozzarella, Parmesan, ricotta, arugula); the waiter kindly steered us in the direction of putting red sauce on our Wise Guy, so we'd not have two all white pizzas. In the end, we enjoyed it this way, but I'm still curious about the intended flavor of the Wise Guy. The Biancoverde was authentic, rich, and purely delicious. Some might call it too much, too heavy, but it suited my taste that night. And, to agree with some other reviewers, the pizza was mostly crisp, but then soggy toward the center. I wouldn't call the pizza at Pizzaria Bianco the best in the world, country, or even my personal experience; nor would I call it worth a 2-3 hour wait. But I would call it a worthy meal. The atmosphere is trendy and warm, the staff is attentive, and the prices are perfectly reasonable. Give it a go if you have the time. I recommend attending as an individual or a couple, so you're in faster -- the hostess will offer to bump you up on the list if there's room at the bar. The pizza combinations don't get better than Pizzeria Bianco! Of course there's a wait, but here's the way you do it. First, go with a group, 4-6 people. It makes the entire experience better and you can try all of the different pizzas. Next, make sure someone in your group gets there at 4:30 to wait in line and put your name on the list - Being in the first wave of people is great, but I prefer to be in the second wave who gets to go in. Being in the second wave, with a group, allows you time to hang out at the bar next door and wait for the server to come get your group. However, your group should probably buy the person who gets there early a round or two. Once you get in, go all out, order an appetizer, order a pizza (and put more stuff on it!), and go for a dessert. The service is excellent and you won't be disappointed! Just make sure to invite me with your group! All I've ever heard about this place is how it is the best place for pizza. I've also heard how many people wait hours just to eat here
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