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Subject: Re: What's Going on in Eastchester?

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Date Posted: 10:14:29 09/29/08 Mon
In reply to: Mike Tauss 's message, "Re: What's Going on in Eastchester?" on 14:41:19 09/26/08 Fri

There are the historically great institutions in NYC like Lombardo's in Brooklyn or John's down in the Village. I have lived on Long Island for 13 years and have never found the same Albanese's nirvanah anywhere. Interestingly, I was playing in a golf tournament in Newtown, Ct. of all places (about 15 miles East of Danbury) and had amazing pizza at a hole in the wall joint called Carminuccio's. Gourmet Magazine rated it one of the 10 best in the US. I could buy that. The other heavenly pizza experience of the last 10 years was at Sally's in New Haven's Little Italy. Well worth the trip and the wait.

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