Re; Pepe's
 

Harry Krause wrote:
Dom Merenda wrote:

You would have to mention Pepe's. I'm starving!

Harry Krause wrote:

wrote:

Good News!


Do you know how simple it is to go to Heaven after this
life has ended?




Sure...you turn right at Pepe's Pizza on Wooster Street in New Haven.



You know from Pepe's, eh? Absolutely the best pizza in the known
universe. When were you in New Haven? Are you old enough to remember any
of the *real* Jimmie's in Savin Rock?
Sure do...you used to have to fight the seagulls in the parking lot for
your food. Home of the "Original Split Dog" I also remember riding the
Red Devil coaster(not the original one that burned) and I can still hear
the "Fat Lady Singing"

Harry Krause wrote:
Dom Merenda wrote:



Harry Krause wrote:

Dom Merenda wrote:

You would have to mention Pepe's. I'm starving!

Harry Krause wrote:

wrote:

Good News!


Do you know how simple it is to go to Heaven after this
life has ended?






Sure...you turn right at Pepe's Pizza on Wooster Street in New Haven.





You know from Pepe's, eh? Absolutely the best pizza in the known
universe. When were you in New Haven? Are you old enough to remember
any of the *real* Jimmie's in Savin Rock?


Sure do...you used to have to fight the seagulls in the parking lot
for your food. Home of the "Original Split Dog" I also remember riding
the Red Devil coaster(not the original one that burned) and I can
still hear the "Fat Lady Singing"



Are you a native of the area?

I remember the first Jimmie's, and then the bigger one that was built
right behind the remnants of Savin Rock...that was the one with the huge
parking lot and the great food line with the dogs cooking. The Gagliardi
Brothers, I recall, as the owners. They had some nice boats and a great
house out in Milford.

I used to like the Wild Mouse. And the B-29,


Yes, I was a native til 1995, then I moved to NC. I also remember the
new restaurant which had none of the charm that the old place had.
Phyliss built right next door. They also opened a place in the Hamden
Plaza. I seemed to remember that they had quite a yacht that they kept
in Milford. I lived in the valley and I have a son who still lives in
Wallingford. My brother and sister both live in Naugatuck where they
raise naugas for naugahide.

Might as well jump in as an old Connectikite (def: one from CT) myself. I
lived in Cheshire from 1972 - 1986. My mother and brother still live there.
I remember Pepe's, as well as Sallys, and Bimonte's (in Hamden) very well.
Though I understand Joe Bimonte died a few years back. I thought the place
next to Pepe's (same owner. same pie was called "The Spot?" Did that change?

The best pie in the world comes from that part of CT! I miss it!

--Mike

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:
Dom Merenda wrote:



Harry Krause wrote:

Dom Merenda wrote:

You would have to mention Pepe's. I'm starving!

Harry Krause wrote:

wrote:

Good News!


Do you know how simple it is to go to Heaven after this
life has ended?






Sure...you turn right at Pepe's Pizza on Wooster Street in New Haven.





You know from Pepe's, eh? Absolutely the best pizza in the known
universe. When were you in New Haven? Are you old enough to remember
any of the *real* Jimmie's in Savin Rock?


Sure do...you used to have to fight the seagulls in the parking lot for
your food. Home of the "Original Split Dog" I also remember riding the
Red Devil coaster(not the original one that burned) and I can still hear
the "Fat Lady Singing"



Are you a native of the area?

I remember the first Jimmie's, and then the bigger one that was built
right behind the remnants of Savin Rock...that was the one with the huge
parking lot and the great food line with the dogs cooking. The Gagliardi
Brothers, I recall, as the owners. They had some nice boats and a great
house out in Milford.

I used to like the Wild Mouse. And the B-29,


Yes, I was a native til 1995, then I moved to NC. I also remember the new
restaurant which had none of the charm that the old place had. Phyliss
built right next door. They also opened a place in the Hamden Plaza. I
seemed to remember that they had quite a yacht that they kept in Milford.
I lived in the valley and I have a son who still lives in Wallingford. My
brother and sister both live in Naugatuck where they raise naugas for
naugahide.

Harry Krause wrote:
mgg wrote:

Might as well jump in as an old Connectikite (def: one from CT)
myself. I lived in Cheshire from 1972 - 1986. My mother and brother
still live there. I remember Pepe's, as well as Sallys, and Bimonte's
(in Hamden) very well. Though I understand Joe Bimonte died a few
years back. I thought the place next to Pepe's (same owner. same pie
was called "The Spot?" Did that change?

The best pie in the world comes from that part of CT! I miss it!

--Mike

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:



Sallys is the 2nd best pizza. Did you ever check out the bakeries right
next door? Super Italian pastries.

In the good old days, and I mean old, all the Italian purveyors would
participate in the Feast of the Assumption festival, which was held at
the end of Whalley Avenue, just under the Merrit Parkway. Every
good-looking olive-skinned beauty in southern Connecticut would show up
there. Whew!

I went to Derby and Seymour High. I used to go to Rossini's in Cheshire
and the Town Line Pizza and Seafood. My favorite italian food was
Roseland in Derby. There's also a great little place in Wallingford on
Rt.5 called Fratelli's

I used to go to Rossini's in Cheshire

Yup, Rossini's has good pie as well. It was started (when I was in high
school) by a couple of guys that worked at Bimonte's in Hamden. Same pie
w/out the drive. It's still there, and doing very well. Great calzones too!
My bro always calls me as he's driving there to pick up his order....

DAMN, I'm hungry now!

--Mike

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:
mgg wrote:

Might as well jump in as an old Connectikite (def: one from CT) myself.
I lived in Cheshire from 1972 - 1986. My mother and brother still live
there. I remember Pepe's, as well as Sallys, and Bimonte's (in Hamden)
very well. Though I understand Joe Bimonte died a few years back. I
thought the place next to Pepe's (same owner. same pie was called "The
Spot?" Did that change?

The best pie in the world comes from that part of CT! I miss it!

--Mike

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
.. .


Harry Krause wrote:



Sallys is the 2nd best pizza. Did you ever check out the bakeries right
next door? Super Italian pastries.

In the good old days, and I mean old, all the Italian purveyors would
participate in the Feast of the Assumption festival, which was held at
the end of Whalley Avenue, just under the Merrit Parkway. Every
good-looking olive-skinned beauty in southern Connecticut would show up
there. Whew!

I went to Derby and Seymour High. I used to go to Rossini's in Cheshire
and the Town Line Pizza and Seafood. My favorite italian food was Roseland
in Derby. There's also a great little place in Wallingford on Rt.5 called
Fratelli's

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 02:36:21 GMT, Dom Merenda
wrote:

~~ snippage ~~

Yes, I was a native til 1995, then I moved to NC. I also remember the
new restaurant which had none of the charm that the old place had.
Phyliss built right next door. They also opened a place in the Hamden
Plaza. I seemed to remember that they had quite a yacht that they kept
in Milford. I lived in the valley and I have a son who still lives in
Wallingford. My brother and sister both live in Naugatuck where they
raise naugas for naugahide.

All you west of the river types around here.

~~ Sheesh ~~ :)

Later,

Tom

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 06:46:09 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 02:36:21 GMT, Dom Merenda
wrote:

~~ snippage ~~

Yes, I was a native til 1995, then I moved to NC. I also remember the
new restaurant which had none of the charm that the old place had.
Phyliss built right next door. They also opened a place in the Hamden
Plaza. I seemed to remember that they had quite a yacht that they kept
in Milford. I lived in the valley and I have a son who still lives in
Wallingford. My brother and sister both live in Naugatuck where they
raise naugas for naugahide.

All you west of the river types around here.

~~ Sheesh ~~ :)

All the best-looking gals lived west of the river.

Yeah, but we have better looking sheep.

Plus, the climate conditions east of the river weren't good for nauga
ranching.

It's ok - the climate is perfect for Vinyl trees.

Later,

Tom

Posting off-topic, and feeding the village idiot.

*ploink*


--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:
mgg wrote:

Might as well jump in as an old Connectikite (def: one from CT)
myself. I lived in Cheshire from 1972 - 1986. My mother and brother
still live there. I remember Pepe's, as well as Sallys, and Bimonte's
(in Hamden) very well. Though I understand Joe Bimonte died a few
years back. I thought the place next to Pepe's (same owner. same pie
was called "The Spot?" Did that change?

The best pie in the world comes from that part of CT! I miss it!

--Mike

"Dom Merenda" wrote in message
.. .


Harry Krause wrote:



Sallys is the 2nd best pizza. Did you ever check out the bakeries right
next door? Super Italian pastries.

In the good old days, and I mean old, all the Italian purveyors would
participate in the Feast of the Assumption festival, which was held at
the end of Whalley Avenue, just under the Merrit Parkway. Every
good-looking olive-skinned beauty in southern Connecticut would show up
there. Whew!

I went to Derby and Seymour High. I used to go to Rossini's in Cheshire
and the Town Line Pizza and Seafood. My favorite italian food was
Roseland in Derby. There's also a great little place in Wallingford on
Rt.5 called Fratelli's