Grandpa Sam (Center) Celebrating A Delicious Meal With Loved Ones Dinner Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 4pm - 9pm Friday - Saturday, 4pm - 10pm Private Parties Are Available If you love our homemade Marinara and/or French Sauce, you can now purchase a jar to take home with you! Simply ask the next time you stop in. $4.99 for Marinara Sauce. $5.99 for French Sauce. Owners: Anthony, Alba, Vince, and Rose AlonciAs a young man growing up in Italy, Grandpa Sam was known as the strongest man in town. His strength was not only physical but to all his family and friends he provided emotional strength and support. Due to hard times, he took his role as one of the oldest sons seriously and saw to it that his family was always well fed.His skills in farming were known to all in his hometown of Realmonte. The folks in town would often say, "If you knew Salvatore Alonci, you would not go hungry". As a prisoner in World War II his charms convinced the enemies that if he was given flour, he would make them bread.Grandpa Sam's farming skills continued after arriving in America, His garden seemed to always have plenty for all. He shared with his neighbors, friends and family. Once he discovered his grandchildren's favorite foods, his garden became theirs. He devoted his efforts to making homemade bread, pizza, sauces, meatballs, arancini, mugliulati, and more.
Dinner Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 4pm - 9pm Friday - Saturday, 4pm - 10pm Private Parties Are Available
As a young man growing up in Italy, Grandpa Sam was known as the strongest man in town. His strength was not only physical but to all his family and friends he provided emotional strength and support. Due to hard times, he took his role as one of the oldest sons seriously and saw to it that his family was always well fed.His skills in farming were known to all in his hometown of Realmonte. The folks in town would often say, "If you knew Salvatore Alonci, you would not go hungry". As a prisoner in World War II his charms convinced the enemies that if he was given flour, he would make them bread.Grandpa Sam's farming skills continued after arriving in America, His garden seemed to always have plenty for all. He shared with his neighbors, friends and family. Once he discovered his grandchildren's favorite foods, his garden became theirs. He devoted his efforts to making homemade bread, pizza, sauces, meatballs, arancini, mugliulati, and more.