This is Part I of a rolling conversation with photographer and sense provocateur Worm Carnevale. For this interview I gave him simple prompts and he told me a story. Nothing has been edited except to provide clarity, nothing has been omitted.
Part II will be posted on Monday.
At Tony’s they have been perfecting their slice for over forty years. Situated on Knickerbocker Ave, one of the oldest Italian eateries on the block, Tony’s pizza is everything a Brooklyn slice should be. The unchanged space that includes a to-go window makes it a convenient place to experience the nostalgia of enjoying a delicious slice. The guys tossing the pizzas can make them almost as fast as they disappear from the counter, so you’re always guaranteed a fresh hot piece of the pie. Sometimes you should just make the effort and leave your comfort zone and say I’ll walk that extra block or two if it means getting exceptionally tasty food.
address: 336 Knickerbocker Avenue
metro: Dekalb Ave (L Train) Knickerbocker Ave (M Train)
hours: Mon-Thu 11am-11pm, Fri-Sat 11am-Midnight
phone: 718-456-7020
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