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If you're ever in NYC, eat and drink here


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There a little spot in teh Bronx, called GianTina's... Walked in the lobby & saw a Press photo of Stephanie, signed saying "To _,  Best food in the city.. Love, Stephanie"  next to a pic of Vince, Linda & their grandkids... The McMahons eat there..... Then the food... No English descriptions on the menu, and outside of my Family's kitchens, its best Italian food I've had this side of the puddle....... 

 

check it out, SCP, tell me if I'm wrong....

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3 minutes ago, j2sgam said:

Walked in the lobby & saw a Press photo of Stephanie, signed saying "To _,  Best food in the city.. Love, Stephanie"  next to a pic of Vince, Linda & their grandkids... The McMahons eat there..... 

Are we supposed to know who dafuq these people are?

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