Guy Fieri

And the nicest people. The nicest people. And characters in that place, man.

In the exact same way.

In the exact same way.

In the exact same way.

Ah. So I love the thing they have on there. You see that one back wall. Send a salami to a – To a sailor. To a sailor. Yeah. That whole campaign that was going on still is something that needs to be done.

Ah. So I love the thing they have on there. You see that one back wall. Send a salami to a – To a sailor. To a sailor. Yeah. That whole campaign that was going on still is something that needs to be done.

Ah. So I love the thing they have on there. You see that one back wall. Send a salami to a – To a sailor. To a sailor. Yeah. That whole campaign that was going on still is something that needs to be done.

Yeah, and they're not always the cleanest, and the counters are worn out and the whole thing. Exactly.

Yeah, and they're not always the cleanest, and the counters are worn out and the whole thing. Exactly.

Yeah, and they're not always the cleanest, and the counters are worn out and the whole thing. Exactly.

You ever been to DeFaro's over in Brooklyn? No. Pizza? No. Old guy there cuts the basil with scissors. Oh, yeah. I remember standing there and just looking at the pizza come out. And it doesn't look like, I mean, it's just next level pizza. You've been to Rayo's? No, where's that? Raos is in Harlem. It's an Italian joint. How do you spell it? R-A-O-S. Okay. And it is the old school.

You ever been to DeFaro's over in Brooklyn? No. Pizza? No. Old guy there cuts the basil with scissors. Oh, yeah. I remember standing there and just looking at the pizza come out. And it doesn't look like, I mean, it's just next level pizza. You've been to Rayo's? No, where's that? Raos is in Harlem. It's an Italian joint. How do you spell it? R-A-O-S. Okay. And it is the old school.

You ever been to DeFaro's over in Brooklyn? No. Pizza? No. Old guy there cuts the basil with scissors. Oh, yeah. I remember standing there and just looking at the pizza come out. And it doesn't look like, I mean, it's just next level pizza. You've been to Rayo's? No, where's that? Raos is in Harlem. It's an Italian joint. How do you spell it? R-A-O-S. Okay. And it is the old school.

Wow. And I tell you. So you tell me when you're in New York next and I'll call my Uncle Bo. What street is it on? I don't know. Click on New York.

Wow. And I tell you. So you tell me when you're in New York next and I'll call my Uncle Bo. What street is it on? I don't know. Click on New York.

Wow. And I tell you. So you tell me when you're in New York next and I'll call my Uncle Bo. What street is it on? I don't know. Click on New York.

The floor's all slanted. Like if you're sitting at the wrong part of the table, you're sitting having dinner kind of cockeyed like this. Everybody's on top of each other. It's all family. It's... It's an experience. Wow. But that's what you talk about. Because then I went to Rao's in Vegas when they put one in Caesars.

The floor's all slanted. Like if you're sitting at the wrong part of the table, you're sitting having dinner kind of cockeyed like this. Everybody's on top of each other. It's all family. It's... It's an experience. Wow. But that's what you talk about. Because then I went to Rao's in Vegas when they put one in Caesars.

The floor's all slanted. Like if you're sitting at the wrong part of the table, you're sitting having dinner kind of cockeyed like this. Everybody's on top of each other. It's all family. It's... It's an experience. Wow. But that's what you talk about. Because then I went to Rao's in Vegas when they put one in Caesars.

Same pictures on the wall, same all that stuff, but it just didn't have – it was good, but it just wasn't that Rao's.