Everyone stood around for a little bit then left. No report of actual flames from the people standing around -- the people standing around who weren't firefighters. Tourists took pictures. Someone had a video camera. Anyway, good thing there wasn't a real fire -- the firefighters would not have been able to penetrate the quadruple plywood protecting McNally's new pizza joint.
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that large a space? I don't see it surviving unless it is some very good or unusual pizza with all the great shops already Ray's- Whole Food- Lombardi's- Pomadoro. But from a guy named McNally? How about corned beef ah but there is Katz - he should do 50 cent hot dogs in this economy. The day of the 3 to 5 dollar slice of pizza is over.
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