The rough translation of para vicini is “for the neighborhood,” and it’s exactly that community spirit that Chef-Owner Franco Pisani has captured. He’s built a loyal following with his devotion to fresh, hearty Italian meals made from family recipes. “That’s a real-deal, old-school Italian dish,” Guy declared of the Veal Giuseppe, which comes loaded with cherry peppers, Kalamata olives and sausage.
This trip, Guy Fieri's diving into an island-Italian mashup. In Plymouth, Mass., a colorful joint dishing out a unique plantain sandwich and wings gone bananas. In Colorado Springs, a neighborhood Italian spot servin' up outrageous arancini and real-deal veal. And a few miles away, a Caribbean-pasta joint cooking up jerk chicken penne and a surprising curry "vegetti" dish.
On this trip, Guy Fieri's checking out seafood sensations and fryin' up a lot of fowl. First up in Los Angeles, he's tasting a spicy Thai soup and garlic prawns from a GGG alum. Then, Guy's off to Colorado for Italian-inspired crispy cutlets in Colorado Springs and a tower of fried chicken meant for the Mile-High City.
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