Patsy's Restaurant In New York Charges Like It's 1933 (Guess The Price Of Steak)

NEW YORK — An Italian restaurant in Harlem that once counted Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett as regulars has turned back the clock 75 years.

Patsy's Restaurant in East Harlem celebrated its 75th anniversary Tuesday with 1933 prices, including a 12-ounce New York cut steak and grilled salmon for 90 cents and a slice of pizza for 60 cents. Most beverages cost 10 cents.

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[jeffhussein]

East Harlem, my eye. This restaurant is located a block or two from Carnegie Hall. BTW, my family and I didn't think it was all that good when we ate there. Maybe they save the good stuff for the Stars.

[JhNyc]

They probably confused it with Rao's (though not sure how).

[ibsteve2u]

boo, hiss....

a) You tell us on Wednesday, when the anniversary - and the prices - were on Tuesday.

b) Something tells me they don't deliver out of state.