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Legendary Litteri’s has sold but still in “the family”


Photo by PoPville flickr user Eric P.

Mrs M.D. Hallinan alerted us yesterday:

“People – what is going on with Litteri’s??? A colleague went there today for a sandwich & said it was under new ownership – sometime in the last month. Help? @PoPville @FrozenTropics Same(ish) stuff…but…but…but…”

Bob replied:

“I was there a few months ago and an employee told me their wine guy was going to buy it. I don’t think it will change from what they told me.”

My sources deep in the sandwich underworld also say: “the guy in charge of the wine bought it” and nothing should change.

WHEW.


517-519 Morse Street, NE

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