
BY: Megan Garringer
Fabio Giambanco and his family were drawn to Hermosa Beach because it reminded them of their hometown of Palermo, Sicily. In this similarity, he's found the successful recipe for running a small eatery specializing in pizza and Italian cuisine.
“(Hermosa) is just like our town in Sicily … the beach, the people, everything,” said Giambanco, who said he's happy with how business is going at 2512 Pacific Coast Highway, the site of former Wildflour Boston Pizza. The place has been lightened up, with fresh paint and cute red tables. Though still small, it feels airy, spacious and welcoming.
SOURCE: http://tbrnews.com
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