I still go because they also own a place called Tramonti in Delray Beach. We live there during the winters these days, and it's almost walking distance to our condo. The food's great, and not just by Florida standards. And that's the thing. I can't spite myself because good Italian food is difficult to find down there.

You're right, though. They're both assholes, husband and wife. But they're honestly never there, no matter what she claims on that ridiculous show.

If you don't want to go to Angelo's, it's understandable. But as far as Mulberry Street goes these days, La Mela is still the best for casual family style, and Da Nico is the best for something a little fancier.

I'm still down there quite a bit because one of our properties in on West 8th Street. Not walking distance, but close enough for when I'm in the mood for what Little Italy has unfortunately become today. Let me know when you're gonna be around.

^^^ Speaking of Housewives of NJ...I've seen this season a few times and the twins that are on there live by me and I've run into them at my nail salon and Dunkin Donuts. They are ANNOYING!!

I've never seen one minute of that show. But I have to watch for five minutes now just to see these twins .

They're God awful. Smoking bodies, but with faces that look like they kissed the F train and ANNOYING!!!

They are from colts neck i believe.. They grew up in brooklyn?
I hate when people over due the italian thing... So dramatic, its ridiculous and they come across as ignorant( which they are).

Don't know where they're from originally, but yeah, they're in Colts Neck now.
You're 100% correct on the rest. She even made a big HUGE deal on the show about how her name (Teresa), is supposed to be pronounced in Italian, how nobody knows how to say it correctly blah blah, and she STILL says it wrong. I wanted to say something to her when I saw her but decided to mind my own business.

You're both right. And you especially, Carm, know I HATE that phony Italian shit .

Our pal who coined the phrase "Super Italian" hit it right on the head with that one .

When you're fifth generation American, grew up in a cookie cutter suburb, and you STILL try to come across like Vinny Barbarino, you're really better off stepping in front of a tractor trailer. Because that's not Italian pride. That's an identity crisis. You're American. Get over it.

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Unless your pouring concrete up the way

they are from bklyn..the father had a restaurant brick oven pizza place on third ave years back..a few blocks from areo..they were timid then..guys came in, the father would send them home.now malandrina's

Its one of the best so far.