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Hey, this is my place! Gennaro’s Tomato Pie in South Philly… thanks so much for the plug Carlo!
Delicious Design: Gennaro’s
I have been living in the States for several years now and few places that serve Italian food remind me of my own Country. Gennaro’s does it: for the delicious simplicity of its food and decor!
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“Cupcake” acrylic, flowers, cupcake holders, and sprinkles on canvas.
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Thank you Scott. I love ths shot that you got of our handmade sign being held down from Sandys winds by a bag of our coal. This one is going on the wall!
Sandy may have knocked out all power in lower Manhattan but it can’t possibly slow down the city’s pizza habit. Here’s how some pizzerias in Lower Manhattan are dealing with having no power.
Lombardi’s on Spring Street is using a car battery to power a few lights so the kitchen staff…
This is our family store in Soho… thank you Tumblr for a terrific story on our establishment, community, and most importantly our employees and manager, Gil Soto… we are so proud of our NY Store and drunk with gratitude for all their help during this very trying time in NYC. xoxoxox
Pizza That Never Sleeps (Even in a Hurricane)
When Hurricane Sandy, with her innocent name, plunged New York City into infinite darkness, officials warned New Yorkers to be prepared: Stay inside. Stock up on tuna. Do whatever it took to feed yourself when the bodegas shut down. But in the city that never sleeps, there are certain things held to be self evident — even in a hurricane. One of them is that you’ll always be able to get a slice of pizza.
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