NY City location was good a few years back, this location is average many friends have gone and are not happy. It should be much better than this for American Italian which is all it is so any reference to real Italian food is not so the majority of menu items are not even found on menus in Italy let alone the quailty. With 220 seats they will just pump out average food, sad as Roslyn could use an upscale Italian flair restaurant done at a high level.
Pietros is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Give them a chance to work out the kinks. As an Italian American I can say their food is real and if u haven't had good Italian food this might not fit ur tastes
Starting with plain atmosphere terrible bread mixed up order and unflavored lveal chop over priced salmon $45 meal was from a pizzeria Dont do it or under average at best !! Truth will change them !!!!
Good luck and best wishes. Im sure you will do a great job renewing the feeling of both restaurants and will be a welcome addition to Roslyn. Diane & Bruce
In 1940, the mansion and eight acres were sold by the Rosenbaum family to Dr. Louis S. Bardoly for use as a hospital. Several acres of the property were sold in 1945, which would be developed into the garden apartments on Edwards Street.
Dr. Louis S. Bardoly (1894-1969) was a native of Hungary and emigrated to the United States in the 1920s. He had a medical practice in Cleveland, Ohio before coming to Roslyn. He also wrote and produced several Broadway plays including Case History (1938), Strange Story (1956), The Magnificent Hugo (1961) and The Sunday Man (1964).
After purchasing Belrose and eight acres in December 1940, public hearings were held concerning the hospital for almost six years. Dr. Bardoly finally opened the 50-bed and 12-bassinet general hospital on September 7, 1946. In 1950, the hospital was modernized with a $250,000 addition.
Marianne McMahon, are you related to the late John McMahon, RHS '65? If so, I send you my greetings and love. John was one of the best-liked people I ever knew. I never saw him without a smile on his face. He was a proud member of The Roslyn Volunteer Fire Department, and if I'm not mistaken, he lived in The Heights, but was a member of Roslyn Hook and Ladder Company #1 in the Village.
As for the Hospital on Warner Avenue, in the 1950's and 1960's it was Roslyn Park Hospital, and it was owned by the evil Dr. Bardoli. I know this because my mother was the Head Nurse there for a period and I was a patient there around 1959. The place was known as an abortion mill under Dr. Bardoli.
The only place in Roslyn we ever thought to be haunted was the then abandoned house on Railroad Avenue, between the train station (when it was at Station Plaza, across from Adelsteins and then The Plaza) and the railroad trestle that crossed Roslyn Road.
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From News: Roslyn Italian restaurant Pietro's had its grand opening on Thursday. Check it out.
NY City location was good a few years back, this location is average many friends have gone and are not happy. It should be much better than this for American Italian which is all it is so any reference to real Italian food is not so the majority of menu items are not even found on menus in Italy let alone the quailty. With 220 seats they will just pump out average food, sad as Roslyn could use an upscale Italian flair restaurant done at a high level.
From News: Roslyn Italian restaurant Pietro's had its grand opening on Thursday. Check it out.
David, thanks for the Comment. The photo actually makes the lights appear brighter than they actually are. Howard Kroplick
From News: New lights help celebrate ten years of the Mackay Horse Statue in Gerry Park in Roslyn
Looks maybe *too* bright? Hope those lights are turned off early enough to give the ducks and geese some good rest.
From News: New lights help celebrate ten years of the Mackay Horse Statue in Gerry Park in Roslyn
Very nice. Amazing to see the sewing machine. I am an Interior designer and quarter master, sewing is my trade.
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very very cool. Thanks for posting
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any updates and construction dates to break ground on the Condos?
From News: Newsday 1/10/2022: 92 condos to be built and managed at Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Harbor by ClubCorp
Pietros is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Give them a chance to work out the kinks. As an Italian American I can say their food is real and if u haven't had good Italian food this might not fit ur tastes
From News: Roslyn Italian restaurant Pietro's had its grand opening on Thursday. Check it out.
Starting with plain atmosphere terrible bread mixed up order and unflavored lveal chop over priced salmon $45 meal was from a pizzeria Dont do it or under average at best !! Truth will change them !!!!
From News: Roslyn Italian restaurant Pietro's had its grand opening on Thursday. Check it out.
Good luck and best wishes. Im sure you will do a great job renewing the feeling of both restaurants and will be a welcome addition to Roslyn. Diane & Bruce
From News: Roslyn Italian restaurant Pietro's had its grand opening on Thursday. Check it out.
Roslyn Park Hospital (1946-1960)
In 1940, the mansion and eight acres were sold by the Rosenbaum family to Dr. Louis S. Bardoly for use as a hospital. Several acres of the property were sold in 1945, which would be developed into the garden apartments on Edwards Street.
Dr. Louis S. Bardoly (1894-1969) was a native of Hungary and emigrated to the United States in the 1920s. He had a medical practice in Cleveland, Ohio before coming to Roslyn. He also wrote and produced several Broadway plays including Case History (1938), Strange Story (1956), The Magnificent Hugo (1961) and The Sunday Man (1964).
After purchasing Belrose and eight acres in December 1940, public hearings were held concerning the hospital for almost six years. Dr. Bardoly finally opened the 50-bed and 12-bassinet general hospital on September 7, 1946. In 1950, the hospital was modernized with a $250,000 addition.
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Marianne McMahon, are you related to the late John McMahon, RHS '65? If so, I send you my greetings and love. John was one of the best-liked people I ever knew. I never saw him without a smile on his face. He was a proud member of The Roslyn Volunteer Fire Department, and if I'm not mistaken, he lived in The Heights, but was a member of Roslyn Hook and Ladder Company #1 in the Village.
As for the Hospital on Warner Avenue, in the 1950's and 1960's it was Roslyn Park Hospital, and it was owned by the evil Dr. Bardoli. I know this because my mother was the Head Nurse there for a period and I was a patient there around 1959. The place was known as an abortion mill under Dr. Bardoli.
The only place in Roslyn we ever thought to be haunted was the then abandoned house on Railroad Avenue, between the train station (when it was at Station Plaza, across from Adelsteins and then The Plaza) and the railroad trestle that crossed Roslyn Road.
Sincerely,
Ken Merena, RHS '66
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