- "The traditions of Italy live on in this establishment. Just don't make any mafia jokes."
- ― GTA IV Manual Description
Drusilla's is an Italian restaurant owned by Pegorino capo Ray Boccino in Grand Theft Auto IV. The restaurant also appears in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, but plays no role in the game.
Description
Drusilla's is located at the intersection of Denver Avenue and Feldspar Street in Little Italy, Algonquin. The restaurant is a main front for the Pegorino crime family. Boccino gives jobs to protagonists and hired muscle Niko Bellic and Johnny Klebitz at this restaurant. The restaurant is featured in the website www.peepthatshit.com as well as in the Grand Theft Auto IV manual.
Judging from the cutscenes, the restaurant offers pizza, coffee and other basic Italian food. The interior is only accessible during cutscenes. If the player manages to get inside, however, the interior will be empty except for a table. The only known workers of the restaurant are an unnamed maitre'd, an unnamed waiter and Ray Boccino. Drusilla's also features a basement seen in the The Lost and Damned mission Was It Worth It?, where Johnny and Jim are held hostage, but then escape. It is unknown what happened to Drusilla's after Ray's death.
Transportation
The closest subway stations to Drusilla's are Suffolk and City Hall, served by the C/K Inner Algonquin Line.
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- The radio station playing inside the restaurant in Grand Theft Auto IV is Jazz Nation Radio 108.5. In Episodes from Liberty City, this is changed to Self-Actualization FM.
- The restaurant's name likely comes from the Roman imperial family member Julia Drusilla, who is infamous for her incestuous relationship with her brother, the Roman emperor Caligula (who is referenced in San Andreas with "Caligula's Palace").
- In the beta version the interior was visible from the outside instead of showing a low lod interior. The beta version can be seen in the paintings hanging in the restaurant.
- Coincidentally, there's a real-life restaurant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana called Drusilla's.
