Yesterday was Jonny's last morning at work, and as Darren's over from the Leeds office this week (to sort out a load of IT stuff) and Eliot was in town (from Chicago) we went out for a work lunch - we went to John's Pizzeria in the village, which apparently is famous in New York.
It was a small place, there weren't many tables or booths in there, but it wasn't very busy either as we went quite early. It's all deep red and wood colours inside, so it felt quite cozy - I imagine it has a good atmosphere at night.
Along the walls, and the benches, and the backs of the benches people had carved their names in the wood - unfortunatley our tables weren't wooden so we couldn't carve our names in... maybe next time.
It was mighty fine pizza but I have to say, it was no where near as good as Lombardi's - that's still top of the list for me.
It was a small place, there weren't many tables or booths in there, but it wasn't very busy either as we went quite early. It's all deep red and wood colours inside, so it felt quite cozy - I imagine it has a good atmosphere at night.
Along the walls, and the benches, and the backs of the benches people had carved their names in the wood - unfortunatley our tables weren't wooden so we couldn't carve our names in... maybe next time.It was mighty fine pizza but I have to say, it was no where near as good as Lombardi's - that's still top of the list for me.
It's been great reading all these accounts and hearing about the places you've been to. Tea and Sympathy sounds perfect for the occasion but we'll have to make some of Etty's suasage rolls for your return in the summer.
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