BY: Emilie Heidemann
Visitors to Dane County’s village of Oregon can now travel to the quaint countryside of Italy — except not via airplane or boat. The owners of La Rocca’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, which takes up 5,000 square feet on Oregon’s Janesville Street, launched La Rocca’s Imports and Specialties in December.
The retail store, a cozy offshoot of the restaurant located right next door, is Vito and Cathy La Rocca’s way of sharing their Sicilian values with the community: Fresh food is nourishment for the soul, and enjoying a home-cooked meal with your family is an experience to be savored rather than rushed.
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