We know that this is not technically Ardsley news, but you may remember that back in October, the owner of the Brick Oven Pizza Shop in Dobbs Ferry was arrested for allegedly forging $50 bills in his office at the pizza parlor. Well, yesterday he plead guilty to one count of first-degree forgery in Westchester County Court. Luckily, the New York Post has it all covered with a story carrying this deliciously "Post-like" headline (that was too good NOT to share): Pizza Man: I Made a Lot of Phony Dough
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March 21, 2008
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the pizza is nothing special. its cooked in a gas oven with just a brick faceplate. seemed phony like the counterfeit money. go to totonno's in yonkers at the ramada hotel for real brick oven pizza.
Posted by: gary | March 22, 2008 at 05:58 PM