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Hey Simon, That comment is not appropriate.
You can't just throw out Camorra like that.
These guys are good people and Camorra wouldn't even agree with your association. You certainly wouldn't say that about another racial group for fear of serious retribution. But you are stepping in dangerous waters with Camorra. This isn't the movies or the NY times. they don't play around.

The ignorance and stupidty in Simon message does not even deserve a serious answer.

Wow ... Finally !!!!

Roberto I'm so happy you're back in the game ...and few blocks away from my apartment ... I still can't believe I use to come all the way to Ridgewood, NJ and now your pizza will be few blocks away from my apartment ...

In regard to the question NY pizza or Neapolitan Pizza, I agree they are two differerent things. There are good and bad NY Pizza as there are good and bad Neapolitan Pizza. they are just two different things!
It's like coffe. There is Regular Coffe and Espresso.
They are both coffee and they both can be good, but they are two different things.

Roberto: To echo Adam, the FBI was a joke as well. Thanks for the clarification. And I agree about the good work, as evidenced by the great job you did getting A.Mano off the ground.

Ciao,

Paulie Gee

Anyone else think it's odd that they're planning on opening up directly across the street from John's?

Do you think the average New Yorker cares about certifications? If its good they will be loyal, if not things could get ugly.

Roberto has left A Mano. I just hope he'll post here or let Ed/Adam know where he ends up!

Don't know the particulars of why he left, but I have to wonder if this is his m.o.--then the big question becomes whether or not the people/places he leaves behind can continue to produce the amazing pizzas! So far, A Mano is showing signs of change, which saddens me.