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by Dutch » Thu Dec 06, 2007 1:07 pm
J.T.supporta wrote:Dutch wrote:Peruna2001 wrote:BJs is good too.
That's way too easy. but i think you meant to say "are" not "is"
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Costanza, OUT....
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by Peruna 2K5 » Tue Jan 01, 2008 7:31 pm
Coal Vines in Uptown. Anyone been to Ray's in NYC...any good??
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by that's great raplh » Tue Jan 01, 2008 9:46 pm
famous rays?
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by Peruna37 » Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:55 am
Cafe Roma Pizza & Ristorante - Sachse of Highway 78
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by Peruna 2K5 » Wed Jan 02, 2008 5:30 pm
Yeah Rays....the one at the beginning of TMNT 2.
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by Dutch » Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:32 pm
Peruna 2K5 wrote:Coal Vines in Uptown. Anyone been to Ray's in NYC...any good??
There a bunch of different pizza joint's in NYC operating under some iteration of the Ray name.
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by KnuckleStang » Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:32 pm
Dutch wrote:Peruna 2K5 wrote:Coal Vines in Uptown. Anyone been to Ray's in NYC...any good??
There a bunch of different pizza joint's in NYC operating under some iteration of the Ray name.
Yeah and they all claim to be "the Original" famous ray's. Decent slice. They're not scared to put a lot of cheese on there. My favorite memory of Ray's is about 10 years ago I went into the one on 95th & 2nd. They had a large, professionally made red and white sign hanging with the Coca Cola logo on it, that read: "COCA COLA...ISN'T IT TASTE GREAT!" Stayed up for at least a year before they took it down.
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by Pony Soup » Fri Jan 04, 2008 11:48 pm
KnuckleStang wrote:Dutch wrote:Peruna 2K5 wrote:Coal Vines in Uptown. Anyone been to Ray's in NYC...any good??
There a bunch of different pizza joint's in NYC operating under some iteration of the Ray name.
Yeah and they all claim to be "the Original" famous ray's. Decent slice. They're not scared to put a lot of cheese on there. My favorite memory of Ray's is about 10 years ago I went into the one on 95th & 2nd. They had a large, professionally made red and white sign hanging with the Coca Cola logo on it, that read: "COCA COLA...ISN'T IT TASTE GREAT!" Stayed up for at least a year before they took it down.
KS - have you been to John's on Bleeker Street? I think that may be the best I've had in the city.
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by Longtime » Wed Jan 09, 2008 1:55 pm
Sagno's was awesome. I really miss it.
Back in the day, Chelsea Corner had great pizza. Strong drinks, too.
Anyone tried Olivella's?
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by Bergermeister » Wed Jan 09, 2008 4:34 pm
Shotgun Sam's on Northwest Hwy.
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by MustangLaxer » Wed Jan 09, 2008 6:08 pm
2K5 is right its definitely coalvines. some of you guys give away your age with stuff that hasn't been around in decades. older does not mean wiser. these aren't the good ole days.
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by mrydel » Wed Jan 09, 2008 6:22 pm
MustangLaxer wrote:2K5 is right its definitely coalvines. some of you guys give away your age with stuff that hasn't been around in decades. older does not mean wiser. these aren't the good ole days.
I hope you do not put that statement on your resume.
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by that's great raplh » Wed Jan 09, 2008 8:51 pm
firephil wrote:KnuckleStang wrote:Dutch wrote:Peruna 2K5 wrote:Coal Vines in Uptown. Anyone been to Ray's in NYC...any good??
There a bunch of different pizza joint's in NYC operating under some iteration of the Ray name.
Yeah and they all claim to be "the Original" famous ray's. Decent slice. They're not scared to put a lot of cheese on there. My favorite memory of Ray's is about 10 years ago I went into the one on 95th & 2nd. They had a large, professionally made red and white sign hanging with the Coca Cola logo on it, that read: "COCA COLA...ISN'T IT TASTE GREAT!" Stayed up for at least a year before they took it down.
KS - have you been to John's on Bleeker Street? I think that may be the best I've had in the city.
went to Nicks on 94th and 2nd for the first time and it was above average
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by Longtime » Thu Jan 10, 2008 11:37 am
Bergermeister wrote:Shotgun Sam's on Northwest Hwy.
Don't you mean Shakey's?
And by the way, Landmark Pizza and Pipes was probably the worst pizza I've ever had.
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by Dutch » Thu Jan 17, 2008 6:11 pm
Longtime wrote:Sagno's was awesome. I really miss it.
Back in the day, Chelsea Corner had great pizza. Strong drinks, too.
Anyone tried Olivella's?
yeah, olivellas is really good. when they first opened they didn't have their wine license, so it made for a good cheap date w/ the wife.
the charcoal/wood fired crust isn't very good to go, but eat there. a lot like coal vines
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