As Eva points out, this sign from Buffalo has a number of things that merit gentle mockery. I suppose the "italian" (food? people?) is likely accurate.
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I've been there. The food is "awesome."
I recommend everything on the menu except for the Italian food...it's a bit lacking...
Now I want to go check this place out. Where is it? It's not too often I see things on this site that are from ol' Buffalo.
This makes me question my heritage - am I Italian or "Italian"?
Actually, I think the quotation marks are probably justified. If you are not really making Italian food, you might as well call that frozen pizza what it is - something often referred to as Italian, but bearing little resemblance to the real thing.
I like that you're supposed to fish daily.
Perhaps there are no Italians working there, so the food is only pretending.
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