
by Dan Reiner
Patsy's Pizzeria opened in Harlem in 1933, and over the years, its pizza, charred in coal-fired ovens, made regulars of the likes of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Joe DiMaggio and Christopher Walken.
The owners of Patsy's of New Rochelle, who held their ribbon-cutting ceremony last week, are hoping they can replicate that esteemed tradition with a new Westchester location. They've even lined the walls of the new restaurant with headshots of their celebrity fans.
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