We are thankful for our loyal patrons and our pizza family. We are closed on Thanksgiving Day. Normal hours resume on Friday November 24.
Happy Thanksgiving
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Happy Thanksgiving
Posted on Posted onWe’re grateful for our pizza family and our loyal patrons. We will be closed on Thursday 11/24.
It’s celebration season
Posted on Posted onIt’s celebration season! If you’re planning a party, we’ve got the goods. Free delivery from i Fratelli is hassle-free, fast, inexpensive, and delicious. We’re ready to take your pre-order now.
- tasty, shareable, and finger-food friendly
- make pizza a meal with party bowls of salad, beverages, cookies and brownies
- plates, napkins and plasticware are complimentary
- feed a crowd on a budget
- we offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options
Happy thanksgiving!
Posted on Posted onWe will be closed on November 25. Thank you for your patronage. We are thankful for you!
feed the family i Fratelli
Posted on Posted onIntroduce out-of-town guests to your favorite local thin-n-crispy pizza this holiday season (and take a break from the kitchen)! When turkey gets tired, order a del Bianco online. They’ll love it.
We will be closed 11/22/18
Posted on Posted onHappy Thanksgiving to all! We will be closed on Thursday November 22.
On Friday, give us a call when y’all need a break from turkey!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Posted on Posted onDo Pilgrims prefer pepperoni or sausage?
No worries, we brought both!
The Typical Cole Family Thanksgiving Meal
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We asked our 77-year-old Dad to describe a typical Cole Family of Irving Thanksgiving meal. He rattled off 13 items within 60 seconds.
Two birds:
One for now and another for turkey sandwiches for the “big game” later.
Five starches:
Mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn bread dressing, rolls, peas (not enough vitamins to be a real veggie)?
One gravy:
A big ladle with bowls on every table.
Two vegetable-starch casseroles:
Broccoli-rice-cheese and, yes, that ever-popular green-bean-mushroom-soup concoction with fried onion strings on top.
Two fruits:
“If you don’t include the Brothers,” he said wryly, “Waldorf salad and cranberry sauce (available with and without skins).”
One dessert:
Pie including pecan, chocolate, pumpkin, and often apple.
He has difficulty remembering some things — like taking his meds, coming up with the words to complete his daily crossword puzzles, or quoting who said what to whom. But the Thanksgiving dinner is still a no-brainer for Dad — mostly because it was a favorite of our Mom’s, whom we miss dearly.
What’s your typical Thanksgiving meal?
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
In gratitude,
The Cole Brothers: George, David, Mike, and Darrell