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Some of mine were Areo Resturante in BayRidge, Brooklyn

Chateau Pelham in the Bronx

Rao's in east Harlem

19 hole bar was in Bensenhurt

Among others

Chateau Pelham.....my parents got married their. I herd that place was great back in the day

God, do I remember that place .

Tony Amendola was one of the sweetest old men that ever walked Westchester Avenue .

i grew up in saint mary madelines social club on wooster st in new haven

we pitched quarters in the kitchenette and during christmas santa came, i always got a puzzle and i hated puzzles...my cousins died in a fire and they put their pictures up...all i remember

the avest was always fun, used to be down the whole street, now its in a parking lot

Parkside Restaurant, Corona
Matteo's, Howard Beach
Central Booking, Queens, NY

Also, grew up a few blocks from this place:
http://www.nydailynews.com/archives/news...rticle-1.746970

I've been to the Ravenite (but waited outside)

I've been to the following spots:

Cascone's Restaurant in KC
Char-Pal Lounge (not inside) in Tampa, FL
The Columbia in Tampa, FL
La Tropicana in Tampa, FL (deviled crab is amazing!)

Maybe some others but can't remember...

FUCKING LOVE Matteo's... I feel like I've chilled with the entire staff there, one of my best friends still works there. never with the connected guys or anything but still everyone knows who they are... Tommy sneakers and a lot of old gotti guys (like one of the owners).

Cheech you a Sally's guy or pepe. I love Sally's haven't been for a few years I know that flo passed a few years back

I'm a Sally's guy. They are currently selling. Sad

Wow. I'm from ny and everyone talks about ny pizza but Sally's is my favorite I don't know if the 2 hr wait made it taste any better the first time after that I would make a reservation and go every few months. Places don't exist like that anymore very sad.

I used to work the front door at Memories Nightclub in Margate at the shore. South Philly's hangout spot for the summer.

last time i was in Connecticut i got pepes, i guess it was alright, i just couldn't get over the way they cut their pizzas, the fuck is that about?

Boca club resort. Theirs gangsters in there everyday

My niece got married there. They wanted to do a "destination" wedding on one of the islands. My brother-in-law told her he wasn't paying for any wedding where they didn't speak English as a first language .

They did a beautiful job, though. And it ended up costing about 100k. Fucking crazy what we do for our kids .

Oh, and being the golf junkie that I am, I have to mention that the golf course is stellar. When we're in Florida we live in neighboring Delray Beach, so I had played it before through a member. But when you're staying there you get the full ride. It's really something else.

Bobbyvegas,

Are you talking about the Boca Raton Resort and Club on Camino Real in Florida? You are kidding right?

Satin dolls in nj back when a relative had a piece of it. Long time ago in the 90s. You know it as bada Bing

Of course you do. Can you even buy garlic and olive olive oil in Georgia?

Love ya, Skin. But I couldn't resist .

no joke. Thats my spot when i visit south florida. I have a friend, him and his wife spend a lotta time at the resort.Bar Luna is my spot.lotta characters in that joint

i dont like the sq pie they make...i go to the place next door called The Spot...its there original location and the same pie just in a circle...no wait either...the yuppies havent figured out thats its the same pie yet.

i wont wait for fucking pizza ever in my life. i refuse.

its where my brother in law got married 2 years ago...place is gorgeous...didn't get to play...we stay about 5-10 mins from there every february (as you know)

That's what's nice about Boca. Even in you're on the west side of town, you're never more than a ten minute drive to either Mizner Park or the Town Center or the beach itself.

went to Mizner park for the first time a few months ago, cant remember the name of the place...wasnt bad...ate outside...the stone crab cost an arm and a leg though...better to go to th fish market yourself

still if you like seafood and you never had a stone crab youre missing out...

My brother won't eat the pizza he can't stand the way the slice it up only Sally and peeps I've seen them slice it like that

@cheech


u paid an arm and a leg for some stolen fucking food......that's kinda fucked up

i saw on tv one day that lobsters were literally about 2 bucks in maine

if i stayed on the east coast, i'd drive to maine, stock up and then drive back home

Belmont Tavern, Belleville NJ. Good Chicken Savoy.

As are their Cuban sandwiches.

on places I've been:
Pretty much every one in Tampa/St. Pete
Gaetanos in Denver
Richards Bar in Chicago
Green Mill - Chicago (Capone era)
Most of the Grand Ave crew sites in Chicago
What's left of the old hangouts in North Bay Village, Miami
Gemini Club- Boston
Four social clubs in Bridgeport, Chicago
Sons of Italy Boston Lodge
Carmine Dinunzio's Cheese Shop- Boston North End
Winter Hill- Somerville
Most of the old social clubs and restaurants in lower Manhattan (Little Italy, the Village, Chinatown)
Social clubs in the Ironbound- Newark

probably more I can't recall.- many were just photos outside, while some I went into- mainly the bars and restos.

What the fuck are you even talking about. What was stolen?

Lobsters are 5.99 a lbs where I am at stews all summer. Why would I drive 7 hours to pay 3 dollars a pound more when gas is 4 dollars a gallon.

Don't waste your time, Cheech. Cook thinks trickle down economics is a bladder disorder.