Calzone Aficionado

Pepperoni Calzone from Armetta's in Emmaus, Pennsylvania.

An Italian stromboli from Catty Corner in Catasauqua, PA. Sorry it's not a calzone.

A pepperoni calzone, via friend of the site Nate, from John's of Bleecker Street in New York City.

Friends of the site, Nick and Tom, checking in from Colorado with a mutual friend of us all… a calzone.

There's always room for pictures of calzone #leftovers. That said, this is actually a stromboli.

These bad boys (which don't look all that much more appetizing than two-day-old tacos) are from the St. Pancras Train Station in London!

Friend of the site Famous Nate showcasing a work dinner to die for. And it was even paid for by the company! Get your resumes ready, people!

Now, would I call it the "low-effort zone" on a novelty calzone menu? Well, I wouldn't not call it that! (but I'd eat the heck out of it)

Italian Meats Calzone from Catty Corner in Catasauqua, PA.

A New Year's Eve Pepperoni Calzone from Pino's in Nazareth, PA. Happy New Year!

A remarkable "Italian Meats Stromboli" from A Taste of Italy in Allentown, PA. Sure, it's not a calzone, but as you can see there's no sauce inside, so it's close enough. Ridiculously good.

Try Lucali in Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn.

They look good, such as the Batman one that they had in conjunction with the new movie, but the end result isn't great.

Pepperoni calzone from Teresa's in Allentown, PA. Very good, but unfortunately under-filled. Either drop a couple of dollars off the price ($12!) or drop in more cheese and pepperoni!

A calzone from Bella Firenze in Ponta Delgada in the Azores. Also, a story in three pictures.

Pepperoni Calzone from Pino's in Nazareth, PA.