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&lt;p&gt;L&amp;amp;B Spumoni Gardens is a very well-known New York Italian eatery that began over 80 years ago. If you make a trek to Coney Island for the first time, people tell you that you have to try either the original Di Fara&amp;rsquo;s pizza or L&amp;amp;B Spumoni Gardens. A friend had gone to Di Fara and said it was just like a regular slice, so I decided to check out the latter. From Coney Island, you can take the yellow line north to stop by 86th St, and then walk about 0.2 m (.032 km north).&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>