Italian-American stars in food
Frank Sinatra and Italian-American Food Culture
Frank Sinatra, born in Hoboken, New Jersey, to Italian immigrant parents, is often linked to Italian-American dining culture and supper clubs.
Sinatra grew up in Hoboken in an Italian-American family. His music is a staple soundtrack in Italian-American restaurants, and he's widely associated with the red-sauce supper club era.
The food
- Red-sauce classics
Larry says: “Every Italian restaurant plays Sinatra. It's the law. I checked. It's not the law. It should be.”
An in-character joke, not a quote from the film, show or person.
Questions
- Where was Frank Sinatra from?
- Hoboken, New Jersey, the son of Italian immigrants.