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FLUTE » For what it's worth, New York Magazine's Adam Platt listed the city's "Top 100" restaurants in the city and included Franny's (for the pizza, which he says is amazing) in the list. It was towards the end of the list ... but it was there nonethless. I've not been there ... so I can't really have an opinion on that. (Franny's IS in Park Slope, right ??) ....No - sorry! Franny's is Prospect Heights. Flatbush is the border. If it were on the other side of Flatbush, it would be in Park Slope. (Let the flaming begin).
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Peperoncino is amazing food-been there a bunch of times and brought 6 different people there who also loved it-I think people on this board just like to bitch and moan about everything in the world
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GuestAAAA » Peperoncino is amazing food-been there a bunch of times and brought 6 different people there who also loved it-I think people on this board just like to bitch and moan about everything in the world
SIX different people! my goodness! seriously, good luck getting your place into shape
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Yeah-again I have to say what a bunch of nasty whiney people there are on this board-every post I read is someone putting down something in the neighborhood or just generally bitching and moaning about something. sheesh-I hope i never run into any of you around the neighbrohood-what a miserable bunch you must be
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Subject: Pizza
Joe's on 5th Ave btw 12/13 (or maybe it's 11/12)....the regular beats the Sicilian, and has a great thin crust. Not too sweet (like the scary Princess Pizza on 5th and 14th). -
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Flexi » Joe's on 5th Ave btw 12/13 (or maybe it's 11/12)....the regular beats the Sicilian, and has a great thin crust. Not too sweet (like the scary Princess Pizza on 5th and 14th).
yea. joe's! it's a blue collar unassuming slice a slab of sauce and chewy cheese on a toasted thin'ish crust the cheese at joe's is ok, but there is one pizza cheese i've had that is orgasmic last time i had it -- was in a bronx pizzeria in the 70's it makes me cry just to reminisce about this cheese this cheese was white and saffron, with olive oil swimming in these tiny rivers. you could make 3 foot long strings of cheese and then have it snap and smack you in the eye when it broke you just wanna spoon with this cheese and it smelled. so good i am crying now...I know that there are people who do not love their fellow man, and I hate people like that! -- Tom Lehrer (1928 - ) -
My old standby was Pinos La Forchetta, then I got hooked into Joes because they stay open past last call. Along the way a few other places were tried, Lennys, La Villa, Franny's, Tomato and Basil. In the end, I've come back to Pinos - large tasty pies, fast car-based delivery, and good value.----------------------
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quijibo » the cheese at joe's is ok, but there is one pizza cheese i've had that is orgasmic last time i had it -- was in a bronx pizzeria in the 70's it makes me cry just to reminisce about this cheese this cheese was white and saffron, with olive oil swimming in these tiny rivers. you could make 3 foot long strings of cheese and then have it snap and smack you in the eye when it broke you just wanna spoon with this cheese and it smelled. so good i am crying now...
you're crackin' me up ever been to diFara's? -
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pitu » you're crackin' me up ever been to diFara's?
nah. what is that? oh. i also like joe's because they have an outdoor window, which you can eat your slice at. food is about the ambiance tooI know that there are people who do not love their fellow man, and I hate people like that! -- Tom Lehrer (1928 - ) -
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quijibo » [quote="pitu"] you're crackin' me up ever been to diFara's?
nah. what is that? oh. i also like joe's because they have an outdoor window, which you can eat your slice at. food is about the ambiance too[/quote] DiFara's 1424 Avenue J (East 15th) legendary Brooklyn pizza, see top of the thread your 1970s Bronx slice might be a train ride away . . . -
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pitu » DiFara's 1424 Avenue J (East 15th) legendary Brooklyn pizza, see top of the thread your 1970s Bronx slice might be a train ride away . . .
alright. i'm gonna go and check it out i'll buy some comic books to go with it nothing as good as eating pizza while reading comic books i still think you should give peperoncino another try start off with a mojito and just get pizza nothing but pizzaI know that there are people who do not love their fellow man, and I hate people like that! -- Tom Lehrer (1928 - )
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