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A popular family-run bakery and deli in Salford has announced it is set to open a new pizzeria later this month aiming to ‘redefine’ Manchester’s pizza scene.
Conni's Focacceria, located within the Spectrum Building on Blackfriars Road, has become renowned for its authentic Neapolitan Focaccia breads, fresh cheeses, sweet cannoli and broad-ranging Italian deli goods, from brands including Yoga and Mulino Bianco, since opening in September 2022.
Run by brothers Francesco and Lieno, Conni's will now launch a new pizzeria just yards away from its original venue - with a menu teasing the ‘world’s spiciest pizza’ to budget-friendly crowd pleasers, like Margherita and Pepperoni pizzas.
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The new sister site will open just a stone's throw from the city centre within the Artifex building, also located on Blackfriars Road, towards the end of the month.
Alongside pizza, the new restaurant aims to be popular with wine enthusiasts by boasting a wide range of Italian wines that aim to complement each of its dishes.
Speaking about the new launch, Francesco, who originally hails from Naples, said: “We are thrilled for the next chapter of Conni's Focacceria with the opening of our new pizzeria.
“This expansion is not just about growing our beloved brand; it's a tribute to the rich, culinary traditions of Napoli, brought to life right here in Manchester. Our mission is to create a space where the authentic flavours of Neapolitan cuisine are accessible to everyone, from the fiery zest of our spiciest pizza to the classic simplicity of our Margherita."
In the lead-up to the opening, Conni’s will be sharing details on their social
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