| Date: Tue 01/16/07 9:09PM From: Therese Email: tere19@aol.com Message: Ester worked at my uncles restaurant/pizzeria at Lorenzo's on Fulton street.. She was one of the waitresses. |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 8:59PM From: Geraldine Email: Swts112@aol.com Message: Wow all these great memories.When you think about it we never had to leave the neighborhood,everything you wanted to do was right there. And not to mention how you were able to walk around all hours of the day or night. How about those french Fries at the fish store I would give anything to taste those again. Who was Ester she sounds familiar, where did she work? My brother also had a restaurant on fulton between Norwood and Logan back in the 6o's. My dad owned the waste paper business on Atlantic Ave.My Uncle Charlie would bowl at hale every Monday night on a league.Wish those days were back. |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 8:52PM From: Barbara Email: nanab2@optonline.net Message: Lucy's son was Jimmy.He was younger than 20 when he passed away.We all lived in the apartment house on Highland Place.I watched Lucy's granddaughter Sherri Lee when she worked.No I did not go to St Rita's I went to Blessed Sacrament |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 7:12PM From: Jessie Email: jnunez@exchange.ml.com Message: Yes I remember Lucy. She had a son who passed away in his earliy twenties, I can't remember his name. Ester was the other waitress who also worked in the restaurant. Did you go to St Rita's? |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 5:51PM From: Barbara Email: nanab2@optonline.net Message: I lived on Hale Avenue.Friday night dinner was pizza from Lorenzo's or fish and fries from the fish store on Fulton Street(between Norwood & Logan St)Everyone in the neighborhood knew the owner and he knew all of us.He was a nice person and always had a smile on his face and knew everyone's name.I do remember Tony and I'm sure I knew your father.Do you remember Lucy the waitress. |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 4:14PM From: Jessie Nunez (Sorrentino) Email: jnunez@exchange.ml.com Message: No , but I think his partner Tony was the cook before he and my father took over. My father was Jerry. Do you remember the restaurant? |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 3:11PM From: Barbara Email: nanab2@optonline.net Message: Jessie was your father the cook at Lorenzo's before he became the owner. |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 8:42AM From: Jessie Nunez (Sorrentino) Email: jnunez@exchange.ml.com Message: My father owned Lorenzo's restaurant on Fulton Street from mid 1960's (I think 1966 or 1967) to early 1977 when we moved to Bay Ridge and he opened up a restaurant on Ft Hamilton Pkwy. Till this day I haven't had pizza as good as he made it. And his italian food still can't be beat....... |
| Date: Tue 01/16/07 7:50AM From: Threse Email: tere19@aol.com Message: Tim, yes my uncle owned Lorenzo's. I dont remember the years,but will find out for you. I do remember the juke box, next the kitchen doors, on the right hand side. Each time the guy came to change those 45's I would run to the restaurant and he would give some of those he was taking out from the juke box. The rest I bought next door at Sid's. I had and still have quite a collection of them. Lorenzo's was the resturants name. My uncle real name was Ciro Sorrentino, but I used to call him Uncle Jerry. I was very proud and still proud of him. He was a great man. and till the day he passed his food was great!!!!! |
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