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Showing posts with label Carmela's Pizzeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carmela's Pizzeria. Show all posts
Friday, August 5, 2011
Carmela's of Brooklyn
Sbarro’s roots go back to Naples, Italy where for Gennaro and Carmela Sbarro the art of crafting Italian cuisine was a way of life. The couple and their three sons, Mario, Joseph and Anthony, immigrated to America in 1956 to pursue their dream of owning a successful business in the U. S. Their Sbarro Italian Delicatessen in Brooklyn, N.Y. was well received by the local community and was the first of what would grow to become over 1,000 Sbarro restaurants. Since January 2007, Sbarro is owned by Mid Ocean Partners, a premier private equity firm.
The Sbarro name is synonymous with delicious Italian food that customers can count on for quality and taste. The company’s 8,000 employees, continue Gennaro and Carmela’s tradition of providing authentic Italian dishes and flavors in Sbarro restaurants around the world. Not to worry we don't have to travel around the world because Carmela’s is Located in Longwood.
1819 W Sr-434, Longwood, FL 32750
The Sbarro name is synonymous with delicious Italian food that customers can count on for quality and taste. The company’s 8,000 employees, continue Gennaro and Carmela’s tradition of providing authentic Italian dishes and flavors in Sbarro restaurants around the world. Not to worry we don't have to travel around the world because Carmela’s is Located in Longwood.
1819 W Sr-434, Longwood, FL 32750
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Orlando Business Journal
Sal Grassano wasn’t interested in adding a delivery service to his restaurant a year ago.
The managing partner of 6-year-old Carmela’s Restaurant Pizzeria in Longwood had been approached by companies offering to deliver his eatery’s food, but he didn’t think it was worthwhile.
However, after testing a partnership with Tallahassee-based GoWaiter.com. delivery service for six months, Grassano said his restaurant’s weekly sales increased by nearly 4 percent, or about $500-$800 per week. “This was one of the best moves we’ve made in awhile.”
Carmela’s is one of more than 40 restaurants using the new GoWaiter North Orlando franchisee service , which is mostly Seminole County. Another 24 restaurants use the franchise GoWaiter West Orlando.
Franchisees on average invest $34,500 to set up a new business, which includes a $19,500 franchise fee, said Mike Handy, president and CEO of GoWaiter.
Meanwhile, the restaurants don’t have to invest in liability coverage for delivery drivers, and the service takes on the cost of printing and distributing menus to potential customers.
For the Full Story,
Read more: Restaurant Delivery Service | Orlando Business Journal
The managing partner of 6-year-old Carmela’s Restaurant Pizzeria in Longwood had been approached by companies offering to deliver his eatery’s food, but he didn’t think it was worthwhile.
However, after testing a partnership with Tallahassee-based GoWaiter.com. delivery service for six months, Grassano said his restaurant’s weekly sales increased by nearly 4 percent, or about $500-$800 per week. “This was one of the best moves we’ve made in awhile.”
Carmela’s is one of more than 40 restaurants using the new GoWaiter North Orlando franchisee service , which is mostly Seminole County. Another 24 restaurants use the franchise GoWaiter West Orlando.
Franchisees on average invest $34,500 to set up a new business, which includes a $19,500 franchise fee, said Mike Handy, president and CEO of GoWaiter.
Meanwhile, the restaurants don’t have to invest in liability coverage for delivery drivers, and the service takes on the cost of printing and distributing menus to potential customers.
For the Full Story,
Read more: Restaurant Delivery Service | Orlando Business Journal
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