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Sauces Available At DiFara!
A friend's fiancé is in town on vacation this week. He lives abroad at the moment, and we decided he needed a good taste of home before returning to Europe. A trip to DiFara was arranged.What we had: just a simple plain pie. But that's not important.Here's what is: We noticed a woman waiting on her square pie at the counter. In front of her, two pint-size containers of sauce!Turns out you can buy sauce there—either the "uncooked," as the woman was calling it or the "cooked."The uncooked (though I suspect it spends some time simmering on the stove) is...Di Fara Pizza: Everything You Need to Know
UPDATE: All You Need to Know About Di Fara, 2009 » We at Slice believe that the passing of all special occasions should be marked with food. And what better way to start 2004 than with a delicious pizza? Nestled incongruously among kosher restaurants and variety stores in the largely Orthodox Jewish section of Midwood, Brooklyn, DiFara Pizza is easily our favorite pizzeria in the city. So when I woke up—late, not surprisingly—it was the obvious choice. I called Seltzerboy, Slice's wire editor, and we were off. Readers who have been to DiFara already know what makes it so good....Random Find
While doing a Google search for Di Fara Pizza, I happened upon this image of Dom DeMarco on the photo blog A Day in the Life. The photo, by Allison Garber, is part of a series A Day in the Life did in April, in which 200 photographers set out to capture a slice of Brooklyn life.More DiFara Pizza on Slice....Di Fara in the 'Village Voice'
This one's a little late, but Dom DeMarco gets a nod from the Village Voice's 2003 Best Of list as the Best Off-Off-Off-Off-Broadway Show: After you order a pizza, you could try to snag a table in the run-down seating area, but you'll have to wait an hour for your pie anyway and there's barely room for the customers who are eating. Plus you'll miss the second-best part: watching DOMINICK AT DIFARA PIZZA carefully assemble each order... "Run-down"? OK. I agree that the less-than-tidy dining area leaves a little something to be desired (a wipe-down of the tables every now...Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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