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Popular CT Pizzeria Closes After 20 Years: New Eatery To Move In Immediately Popular CT Pizzeria Closes After 20 Years: New Eatery To Move In Immediately
Popular CT Pizzeria Closes After 20 Years: New Eatery To Move In Immediately In a bittersweet turn of events, those mourning the loss of a beloved New Haven County pizzeria that closed after two decades in business will soon be able to grab a slice from a new eatery moving in to take its place.  Chef’s Hat Pizza, located in Meriden at 482 Cook Ave., permanently closed on Thursday, June 29 after 20 "unforgettable" years in business, the restaurant's owners announced on social media.  The pizzeria, which started in 2003 after founder Tacio Suarez moved to Connecticut from Puerto Rico in search of a better life, was taken over by Suarez's family once after his death i…

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by Ben Crnic
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'It's Been Difficult': CT Pizzeria Closes After More Than A Decade In Business 'It's Been Difficult': CT Pizzeria Closes After More Than A Decade In Business
'It's Been Difficult': CT Pizzeria Closes After More Than A Decade In Business The owners of a Connecticut pizzeria have made the tough decision to close their business after more than a decade. Minervini's Pizzeria in the New Haven County town of Wallingford has officially closed, the owners announced in a message to customers on Friday, Dec. 2. "As most of you must have noticed we’ve been closed to do some renovations," the announcement reads. "After running into some costly repairs we’ve decided that we just can’t put any more into it. It’s been difficult with the rising costs of food, utilities and finding workers. So unfortunately we had to make a decision." The…

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by Nicole Valinote
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'We Will Miss You All': CT Pizzeria Closes After Decades In Business 'We Will Miss You All': CT Pizzeria Closes After Decades In Business
'We Will Miss You All': CT Pizzeria Closes After Decades In Business A Connecticut pizzeria has closed its doors after more than two decades in business. The owners of Bonesse Apizza in North Haven announced in a Facebook post that Saturday, May 14, was the pizzeria's last day of business. The restaurant was located at 36 Middletown Ave.  In the announcement, the owners said they opened the family business nearly 27 years ago and that recent years have brought hardship. "Many of you became our friends-- our family -- as you continued to support us, even when times got rough," the announcement reads. "The last few years have brought a lot of change and…

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by Nicole Valinote