Lil Mo Mozzarella

Lil “Mo” Mozzarella or MO Mozzarella (who's real name is Mark Brucato) is a Brooklyn, New York based social media internet personality, comedian and food critic. Primarily known for his high energy 60 second comical food critic reviews of small business and his charismatic humor, wit, down to earth personality and fine taste in pure New York food culture. Brucato’s videos have a spirit akin to Adam Richman meets Guy Fieri’s Diners Drive-ins & dives mixed with a quick in and out Italian twist. Lil Mo Mozzarella was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Queens, NY to a tightknit Italian American community of family and friends. He left school at the age of 15 and went on to work as an apprentice in his father’s HVAC business. It was in the family business that his strong work ethic was born, leading him to establish his own business at the age of 17 and later on pursue a degree in mechanical engineering.

A natural jokester, creator and entrepreneur at heart, Lil Mo Mozzarella was busting chops at an early age with his friend and family, spreading laughter and positivity. While growing the family business with accounts across the city, he was exposed to New York’s creative culture and became a connoisseur of local art, music, cinema and literature. He started writing, drawing graffiti and doing improv for fun and eventually had his graffiti featured at the famed 5 Pointz. When he wasn’t working or expressing his creative side, he loved going to local places to eat; the mom and pop type of places “where everybody knows your name.” When the heaviness of 2020 pandemic occurred, it was only natural that Lil Mo Mozzarella put his energy into creativity to reach people with his optimism. He created social media accounts under @lilmomozzarella for fun and began making lists of all the places and experiences he missed. Knowing that many small businesses like the ones he grew up with were having a hard time Lil Mo Mozzarella made it his mission to help. He began visiting restaurants, bakeries and delis and featuring them and creating funny food critic videos on his platform to help lift up the spirit of people and small businesses up.

Please take note of the following:

VIP tickets are Preferred Tabletop Seating.

General Admission tickets are General Seating which is first come first serve.

Doors open for all events 2 hours before event start time. Bar is open after events until midnight. Kitchen closes at 11:30.

• No refunds or exchanges.
• All patrons must be ages 21+ with valid ID. No exceptions!!
• General Seating begins 1 hour before show time.
• There WILL be adult content. No heckling, don’t be that person, you’ll be asked to leave and you will not get a refund
• We take pride in our drink minimum (which is zero!) so please be mindful of this as you tip your servers and enjoy your food and beverages during the show!
• 30 minute late arrivals will not be guaranteed their seats
• General Seating is first come first serve, we can not guarantee you will sit with a larger party together, but we will try!

Lil “Mo” Mozzarella or MO Mozzarella (who's real name is Mark Brucato) is a Brooklyn, New York based social media internet personality, comedian and food critic. Primarily known for his high energy 60 second comical food critic reviews of small business and his charismatic humor, wit, down to earth personality and fine taste in pure New York food culture. Brucato’s videos have a spirit akin to Adam Richman meets Guy Fieri’s Diners Drive-ins & dives mixed with a quick in and out Italian twist. Lil Mo Mozzarella was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Queens, NY to a tightknit Italian American community of family and friends. He left school at the age of 15 and went on to work as an apprentice in his father’s HVAC business. It was in the family business that his strong work ethic was born, leading him to establish his own business at the age of 17 and later on pursue a degree in mechanical engineering.

A natural jokester, creator and entrepreneur at heart, Lil Mo Mozzarella was busting chops at an early age with his friend and family, spreading laughter and positivity. While growing the family business with accounts across the city, he was exposed to New York’s creative culture and became a connoisseur of local art, music, cinema and literature. He started writing, drawing graffiti and doing improv for fun and eventually had his graffiti featured at the famed 5 Pointz. When he wasn’t working or expressing his creative side, he loved going to local places to eat; the mom and pop type of places “where everybody knows your name.” When the heaviness of 2020 pandemic occurred, it was only natural that Lil Mo Mozzarella put his energy into creativity to reach people with his optimism. He created social media accounts under @lilmomozzarella for fun and began making lists of all the places and experiences he missed. Knowing that many small businesses like the ones he grew up with were having a hard time Lil Mo Mozzarella made it his mission to help. He began visiting restaurants, bakeries and delis and featuring them and creating funny food critic videos on his platform to help lift up the spirit of people and small businesses up.