Dinner with the Wives
Tasty pies and more at a new Whaling City hotspot
New Haven ADVOCATE - Dining
September 15, 2009
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By Betsy Yagla

New London is not known for its pizza the way New Haven is. And yet, I made the trek up I-95 to taste some of the "gourmet" pizzas coming out of Two Wives' brick oven. And although I live within walking distance of both Modern Apizza and the famed pizzerias of Wooster Street in New Haven, I'll gladly go back. Read more 2 Wives Pizza a welcome addition to New London
Published on 8/6/2009
TheDay.com - Food and Dining Review

You can keep track of how many of New London's storefronts are empty or occupied, but what will bring people downtown is the quality it has to offer, and 2 Wives Brick Oven Pizza is one of those places that will help raise the bar. Read more The Soprano
By Tim Cotter
Published on 6/18/2009
TheDay.com - Food and Dining Review

The keys to good panini are a tasty, creative filling and bread that's not only up to the task of holding it all together but competes for attention. While 2 Wives has a few paninis that you've come to expect, they add some twists to keep them interesting. Some of the cheeses include smoked gouda and feta, and basil-pesto mayonnaise, cranberry mustard and vinegar pepper add some zip. The best of the bunch might be the Soprano: house-made meatballs, roasted red peppers, grilled onion, pomodoro sauce and provolone cheese, all on a focaccia. For $7.50, it comes with chips or the salad of the day and will leave you as stuffed as, well, a delicious panini.