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Monday, March 30, 2009

New York Daily Photo: Ray's



Yum. I remember going downtown for the first time — sans parents, with friends — and stopping off at Ray's for pizza. But which Ray's was the real Ray's? Go to New York Daily Photo and read the interesting story about the Ray's written by Brian Dubé.

Oh, and if you've never even had New York pizza, you don't even have a clue what you're missing. Pizza made anywhere else just isn't pizza.

Some pizza places in NYC deliver — to anywhere in the United States ;)
Order Ray's!

See Wikipedia for some additional interesting or fun info, such as:

  • On Seinfeld, in the 1998 episode "The Maid", Kramer becomes lost in Manhattan and calls Jerry for help, leading to the following exchange:
Kramer: I miss home, and I don't even know how to get there.
Jerry: What's around you?
Kramer: I'm lookin' at Ray's Pizza. You know where that is?
Jerry: Is it Famous Ray's?
Kramer: No. It's Original Ray's.
Jerry: Famous Original Ray's?
Kramer: It's just Original, Jerry!

  • The oldest of the current Ray's Pizzas was opened by Ralph (Raffie) Cuomo of Little Italy, Manhattan at 27 Prince Street in 1959 near the country's first pizzeria, Lombardi's. He is the son of Matthew (Joe) Cuomo who was recognized as a made man and street soldier for the Gambino crime family.

Ray's Pizza Wikipedia
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3 comments:

  1. DelmoTue Mar 31, 09:42:00 PM EDT

    I prefer John's Pizzeria on Bleecker Street. Pearlstein introduced me to it.

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  2. spookieWed Apr 01, 11:00:00 AM EDT

    Ooooh, I love that place, too! I forgot all about it! Wow, it's been so long. I always got pizza there when I was in that area, which was often at night, oooh so long ago.

    I'm picky locally, also. I prefer my place down the block, Romeo's Pizza, to all the others nearby. I'm loyal to Romeo's even though we have dozens of pizzeria's in town, and some are really quite good. I know the owners, they know my family, and I know what I'm getting.

    (So to anyone who happens across my little blog: Romeo's Pizza, Franklin Square, NY 11010)

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  3. DelmoSat Apr 04, 02:19:00 AM EDT

    The pizza places in my neighborhood are shit. If I want pizza I have to go into Manhattan.

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