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You know, I actually never ate there. Back in the day there was a Godfather's pizza in that strip mall.
And a Pheidippides running shoe store way in the back corner.. spent a few hours in there while trading for Crescent City Classics.
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You know, I actually never ate there. Back in the day there was a Godfather's pizza in that strip mall.
My favorite pizza place in the 80's was Peter's pizza on Magazine. Non other than Saint alum Rich Mauti (i worked with the same company as him for a time in college) turned me onto it. The first (and best) real NY style pizza I had ever had.
what did you win with?Heh, I won a Pizza Man pizza one night on the B97 Hot Rocks Scramble.
My dad told me that one time at Egg Roll House he got a piece of meat with a hollow bone inside.
He might have been talking about a different kind of house.
Either this place is STILL open, or they closed within the last few years. Every time I'd go to that TJ Maxx in recent-ish years, I'd keep seeing Phidippides and thinking "Man ... that place is still there?"And a Pheidippides running shoe store way in the back corner.. spent a few hours in there while trading for Crescent City Classics.
Either this place is STILL open, or they closed within the last few years. Every time I'd go to that TJ Maxx in recent-ish years, I'd keep seeing Phidippides and thinking "Man ... that place is still there?"
EDIT: OK, I went and looked it up -- Phidippides closed just last year on August 31, 2019. It was owned by a husband and wife, and the husband died of cancer in 2016.
Metairie's Phidippides, a fixture in New Orleans running, is closing
Phidippides, a Metairie athletic shoe retailer and a fixture in the local running community for nearly 40 years, is closing. The store's final day will be Aug. 31.www.nola.com
And a Pheidippides running shoe store way in the back corner.. spent a few hours in there while trading for Crescent City Classics.
And they shut it down just in time to cause 2020!
when i worked for cox (lol), we went there a lot. loved the place (not cox). though haven't been in a long (lol) time.
Fongs - I think it was more across from Nicholson and Loup than the western store. Grandparents used to live not to far down from there actually neighbors with the Congemi family. There was a tale of the fire department entering Fong's one time and finding dog's hanging up, in which Fong declared that was for personal consumption.
Negative!Comeback Inn has a great muffaletta.