Restaurants & Bars
Young Owner Of Blue T Pizza Rebrands As Parisi's Pizza & Pasta
The Amityville pizzeria will have a grand opening and ribbon cutting this Friday.
AMITYVILLE, NY—Paul Parisi, of Massapequa Park, was only 23 years old when he bought Blue T Pizza in Amityville two years ago. Now he's rebranded the location at 183 Merrick Rd. as Parisi's Pizza & Pasta, and the pizzeria will have a grand opening this Friday.
Parisi tells Patch that opening a pizzeria was his lifelong dream.
"After two successful years, I am now accomplishing another dream, bringing the name Parisi and all of the Parisi family values to the Long Island community. The Parisi family has deep roots connected to Italy," he explained.
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The ribbon cutting will be held from noon to 3 p.m. on Friday afternoon.
The restaurant's menu has pizza, pasta, seafood dishes, heroes and appetizers.
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Parisi says the space will have an "old-school Italian vibe."
"I was sold on the location because living here my whole life, I love the people, love the community and I wanted to bring a restaurant to Long Island where everyone who steps in feels like family from the moment they enter."
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