honoring director Sergio Leone. Please call for the menu and film schedule. In the weeks to come we will be showing the films of such directors as Almodovar, Kurosawa, Lee, Scorsese, Wyler, Jarmusch, Wilder, Nichols and many... (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong December 5, 2007)

for not providing him with change of a $20. With the opera music blaring, it felt like a Scorsese-esque shootout was going to happen shortly. Oh, yeah, the food. I requested the “chicken combination.” I eventually... (1 reply, last updated by nativeNYer March 13, 2007)

, a wonderful evening – one of those ‘la familia’ passing the wine & dishes around the table scenes. (The fact my dad has Martin Scorsese glasses helped...) We have their 30% off card, I thought prices had gone... (2 replies, last updated by nakni March 24, 2006)

Dinner in Brooklyn — Becoming an Extra in a Real Life Martin Scorsese Movie I ate in Gargiulo’s about a dozen years ago when I fell asleep on the subway on my way to downtown Manhattan and woke up in Brooklyn. I... (11 replies, last updated by Bob Martinez September 16, 2009)

have done without the resultant dog farts, but she was always happy. The steaks I picked up every now and then for myself were very good, as well. Story goes that Martin Scorsese's mother used to live across the street, and would... (9 replies, last updated by 2slices January 13, 2009)

't forget the table settings! Martin Scorsese spent four years of his life collecting the Victorian china, silver, and linens he used in “Thr Age of Innocence.” Watching it may give you some idea of what the standards... (8 replies, last updated by Caroline1 May 20, 2008)

of Italian Soho, and the Scorsese tradition east of Broadway. Even Gitane, a hipster spot on Elizabeth (I get mixed up) opposite Old St Patrick’s, has excellent food, full of value. Like the cous cous, or the chicken... (19 replies, last updated by Ike December 16, 2006)

Italian beef like pretty much no where else. When you can look out the window in between bits and see the old ladies on the stoop and Mario’s Lemonade stand, it is nearly a Scorsese movie scene. The parking lot also proves... (4 replies, last updated by Jim May 31, 2003)

Basells on Victoria Street is a place not to be missed. Big inexpensive greasy, greasy breakfasts in a place that looks like a set from a Scorsese film. (20 replies, last updated by Calipoutine September 21, 2009)

I’m making Catherine Scorsese's lasagna with the hopes of celebrating Marty’s first Oscar statuette (finally!). Not only is it thematically spot-on — if I do say so myself — but it can be made ahead fo... (38 replies, last updated by Em24 February 19, 2009)

Mmmm, here’s a foolproof recipe from Catherine Scorsese that I absolutely love (personally, I often make it without the candied fruit, but it’s more traditional with it): Ricotta Pie Crust: 2 cups all-purpose flour 1... (25 replies, last updated by ndl October 12, 2006)

to the card counters in Scorsese's “Casino”? (34 replies, last updated by Arthur September 18, 2008)

have the expected NYC-themed humorous names for specialty pies – the Martin Scorsese, the Miles Davis, etc. I laughed at the warning on the John Gotti pizza: “MUST BE 18 OR OLDER TO ORDER.” The place is extremely... (18 replies, last updated by Harry V. January 16, 2002)

am hardly surprised to find food writers responding defensively to its implications. Maybe someone should start a thread in which food writers defend their place in the time-honored tradition of criticism, point out that A.O.... (49 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB January 10, 2007)

-ups as well) Yoshi’s: 28105 Zealous: 12805, 29409 6) ITALIAN FOOD LA SCAROLA (721 W. Grand Ave., 312-243-1740; reviews at 19889, 10316, 8778) is the classic tiny, packed, patrons out of a Scorsese movie kind of place, located... (11 replies, last updated by junkie May 21, 2004)