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Well, New York, of course, the restaurant capital of the world is a zillion great restaurants

and just very few landmarks.

One of the great landmarks is Patsy's.

It's been there forever.

It was Frank Sinatra's favorite restaurant and a million other celebrities.

It's on West 56th between Broadway and 8th.

There's only one.

Patsy's West 56, Broadway and 8th. There's only one. Patsy's West 56,

Broadway and 8th. The owner is Sal. Scott Nimmillow. Sal, how you doing? Sal, how you doing?

Hey, good morning, Mark. How are you, my friend? Very good. Hey, landmark restaurants. You're a landmark.

They're all gone on the other landmarks, 21, four seasons.

What's left?

Of course, you know, you have Gallagher's, the old homestead.

There's many more that are still around, but a lot are gone. And we're one of the few that's still the same family.

81 years, the same family owned, the Skagnamillow family. My grandfather

was Pasquale, but they call them Patsy. He went through Ellis Island. And we keep the

tradition going because, you know, we're blessed. Our customers are so loyal to us. And they tell

their friends. And, you know, we're really, really happy to still be here. Yeah. So, where do we even start?

Hey, food prices, you know, went crazy because of, uh, uh, egg prices, all that stuff.

Is it getting better?

Are the food, I mean, to the restaurants, the wholesale, is it coming down?

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