#italian-american-culture

#italian-american-culture

'A lot of things in life change, but if you can go back to something every year and remember what it means to other people in your family as well, it's what this event is all about,' Anthony Santino said.

Sinatra loved Patsy's pizza, often ordering half a dozen pies at once to share with friends and family because he was so outspoken about the exceptional quality.

According to Romano, the practice of law is more than just a profession; it's a calling. It's how we honor our community, uphold our heritage and make our ancestors proud.

"It feels like I'm losing a big part of my life," co-owner George Firrantello told The Post of the impending closure of the beloved shop, which first opened in 1969 on 18th Avenue.

The Italian American Club in Las Vegas, a vibrant hub since 1960, combines traditional cuisine and cultural legacy, with Sinatra as a notable member and supporter.

They are even a go-to food on Fridays during Lent for many in the region.