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    The panzerotti here is a golden, deep-fried pocket that weighs close to two pounds, stuffed with mozzarella and pepperoni until it barely holds together. This no-frills Richmond Hill pizza joint has been around forever, and the regulars know to keep it simple. Wings and kitchen-sink salads round out the menu, but the panzerotti is the reason the place has a reputation that reaches well past the suburbs.

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    • Panzerotti

      “But what you really want here is the panzerotti: a golden, greasy beast with a bubbly crust that’s the stuff of deep-fried dreams.”

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    • Naked wings

      “legendary for massive portions and best sellers, such as naked wings and kitchen-sink salads.”

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    • Kitchen-sink salad

      “legendary for massive portions and best sellers, such as naked wings and kitchen-sink salads.”

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