Let us paint a picture for you. Rewind to our first year at Cornell University. The gang has just spent a lovely night in Ithaca, the vibes are high and the TCAT is on its way. While we wait, we kill time in our favorite late-night eatery: Collegetown Pizza. Now let’s fast-forward to the present, where we’re waiting for the TCAT in the worst possible state: pizza-less.
This was until the murmurs of Patsy’s Pizzeria entered the stratosphere. Can Patsy’s manage to fill the hole CTP left behind?
A great slice in Ithaca is hard to find outside of Thompson and Bleecker, so Patsy’s may be a new great option. Patsy’s is a New York City pizzeria opened in 1933 and has two locations on the East Side. The pizza is coal-oven, regarded as a legendary New York institution and was famously frequented by Frank Sinatra. Their newest location in Ithaca is located inside the Marriott on South Aurora Street. Good pizza, good sides and a convenient location in the Ithaca Commons could make it a great spot for a dinner out on the weekend…