Patsy's in East Harlem marked 75 years in the business by charging customers according to its 1933 menu.

For this evening only, customers got a slice of pizza for just 60 cents. Grilled steak or a salmon filet cost 90 cents each and a soda was just 10 cents.

Patsy's fan Stephanie Stith joined 150 people who camped outside the restaurant, waiting for the deal and pizzas that are cooked within two minutes in a coal-burning stove.

"Didn't like pizza growing up until I had a slice of Patsy's pizza," said Stith.

Patsy's co-owner says he's just being kind to a community that's been kind to him.

"We've had 75 successful years here through thick and thin and just one day a year we have to do this, and this was a good starting point," said Patsy's co-owner John Brecevich. "We'd love to do it every year until we hit 100 and then we'll see where we go from there."

"We're going to do a lot of business and we're going to lose a lot of money, but it doesn't matter," continued Brecevich. "This is what we owe to our customer base and the community."

The deal was open to the public until 7 p.m. only at Patsy's original location on First Avenue between 117th and 118th Streets.