Hey Gayle...

Have you ever been to the pizza place in Boston called Picco on
Trement Street?

Bacon wrote:

> Have you ever been to the pizza place in Boston called Picco on
> Trement Street?

No, but I think I walked by and noticed it:

http://www.piccorestaurant.com/about.htm

Is it connected to yer friend, the chef?

Gayle

On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 17:41:03 -0400, Gayle <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote:

>Bacon wrote:
>
>> Have you ever been to the pizza place in Boston called Picco on
>> Trement Street?
>
>No, but I think I walked by and noticed it:
>
>http://www.piccorestaurant.com/about.htm
>
>Is it connected to yer friend, the chef?
>
>Gayle

No, I just saw an article on it and it the picture of the pizza looked
pretty damn good. They also sell ice cream, pizza and ice cream...not
bad. And they use mozarella, which is apparently rare in Boston.

Bacon wrote:

> No, I just saw an article on it and it the picture of the pizza looked
> pretty damn good. They also sell ice cream, pizza and ice cream...not
> bad. And they use mozarella, which is apparently rare in Boston.

There have been at least half a dozen
gourmet pizza and homemade ice
cream/gelato joints open in the past
year around here. Is there some kinda
connection between the 2 that I'm missing?

And, will the game get rained out?

Inquiring minds.

Gayle

On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 19:37:11 -0400, Gayle <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote:

>Bacon wrote:
>
>> No, I just saw an article on it and it the picture of the pizza looked
>> pretty damn good. They also sell ice cream, pizza and ice cream...not
>> bad. And they use mozarella, which is apparently rare in Boston.
>
>There have been at least half a dozen
>gourmet pizza and homemade ice
>cream/gelato joints open in the past
>year around here. Is there some kinda
>connection between the 2 that I'm missing?
>
>And, will the game get rained out?
>
>Inquiring minds.
>
>Gayle

Nope, game on...