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On it, Adam (and drbubbles)!

Looking forward to it, Scott! Good pizza for a good cause...I love it!

Thanks, Pizzablogger! You know, the guy that edited the ChuckECheese vid is also the guy that I went to Carmine's II with - Shawn Amaro. He even took the photo of the steam coming off the pizza above. Thanks for the comment...it made my day!

Hey Passion (Cary or Lillian?), nice meeting you last year as well! The costume is owned by everyone's friend, Scott Wiener (of Scott's Pizza Tours). This year I went on one of his pizza tours on the last day of Pizza Month...which, of course, is Halloween! Scott showed up in costume and let folks on the tour put it on if they wanted. I couldn't resist. Btw, if you haven't yet been on one of his tours, they are INCREDIBLE! I'm in the process of writing up the experience for Day 31 but, suffice to say, it was awesome!

Thanks, Adam, for the interview and for joining me during the quest this year!

Everyone else, wanna grab a slice sometime?

Great recommendation. I'm looking forward to visiting!

Great write-up and amazing photos. I have to go away or I might just take another bite out of my computer screen.

tonycalzone,
I like that you use the word "temple" but I would go so far as saying Di Fara is the Vatican (or the Mecca or the Israel) for pizza lovers. And even the most devout do not visit that frequency. The ones that do obviously are not bothered by it.

When I go to Di Fara, which is less than once a year, I go for the pizza and nothing more. If I get a seat...bonus! If the table is clean...bonus! If someone leaves their slice unattended...bonus!

If you're looking to bring your germaphobic friends, or your OCD family members, or your significant other on your anniversary - Di Fara is probably not the best choice.

But, if you go with the people on this board, that's one sacred pilgrimage quite a few of us love to make...and would rather it not be called "Grooooosssss."
-Sean

Thanks for linking my video, Adam. :) This whole pizza experience was unreal. I'm looking forward to not having to travel to Warren, NJ to eat it again.

Yes! Another observer. I love it when people celebrate pizza month eating pizza everyday. Whether they do it with me or by themselves, there is no more delicious way to enjoy October. I've been doing this since 2002 (http://www.31daysofpizza.com) and am excited to see people do the same. This guy eating nothing but sausage pizza is quite extreme. I definitely have gone plenty of days eating only pizza but putting that restriction is fun in the beginning but by about now (mid-month) I think his significant other and friends are going to be a bit tired of it. No non-pizza dates, no spontaneous snacks, no popcorn at the movies, no peanuts or wings while watching the game, no ice cream to cleanse the palate. Sure, he can toss some of this stuff on a nearby sausage pizza but, in my experience, the sausage-pizza-everyday won't be the problem, the ONLY-sausage-pizza-everyday will make him pretty unfun to be around. I am curious though. I'll check out Ronnie_Suburban to see how he's doing. Happy Pizza Month, everyone!

Looks sorta expensive...I'll start saving now and hopefully see what all the fuss is about (I've heard good things) this October.

I heard from a friend that Sal from Sal and Carmine is no longer with us. I'm hoping I have been misinformed.

Hey Paulie! Looking good - you & the oven. Nice meeting you in person the other day.