142 Mott Street, The Burg.
Once upon a time this was The Soho (Restaurant).
Very good ..and I mean VERY good Burgers:)
Served on those long plates.
The fries were fanastic too.
UPDATE (from Facebook)
Victoria Badessa said...
back in the day early 40's etc this was Picquonie's ...
my uncle was a regular everyday after work...had only 5
houses to make it home...good thing he never drove...Art
Ridolfi's uncle owned it for yrs before he passed and it
became SoHo...great burgers and spinach salads! this is
where I grew up and had my 1st apt after getting married
on the opposite corner...loved it!
Tom Krawiec said....
baseball cards glued to the mens room walls
Antoinette Silvestro said...
they had the best spinach salad in the world and Uncle
Gino sitting alot on his stool by the window
3 comments:
bleu cheese burgers!
HI MAC....MY BELOVED MOTT STREET, AS YOU KNOW I ALSO WAS BORN THERE IN 1919. THE NAME MOTT ALSO INVOLVED MY YOUNGER BROTHER "CHUCK". A FAMILY IN LAWRENCEVILLE BY THAT NAME HELPED HIM GET TO MEDICAL SCHOOL IN HONOR OF THEIR SON WHO PASSED AWAY. NO ONE SEEMS TO REMEMBER THE STORE WE HAD AT 123 MOTT IN THE 20'S AT THE CORNER OF NEW ST., WHICH REALLY WAS AN ALLEY. GOD BLESS THE CHAMBERSBURG RED SOX AND ALL OUR OTHER NEIGHBORS WHO LIVED THERE AT THAT TIME. BEST REGARDS.
Oh, I can taste one of those Soho burgers.
In flying, you always have an alternate field picked out in case where you intended to land was fogged in or stormy.
If Rossi's was fogged in were were sure to touch down at Soho.
There was one other place that tried to give Rossi's a run for their money with a big burger and I can't remember the name but they were not too far. They were bigger but not better.
Ah, the choices and the pain but somehow we survived.
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