Rosselli said he was not familiar with those plans, but he said he could not rule out further expansion.ДЇor the Fairfield location, the restaurant replicated its famous brick oven вЂњto the square inch,вЂќ he said. home of Amherst College and the University of Massachusetts Amherst - and Kingston, R.I., where the 19,000-student University of Rhode Island is located, he said. Likely to be targeted first are college towns, like Amherst, Mass. If the Connecticut eateries are successful, the expansion would continue into the rest of New England and perhaps beyond to other parts of the country, according to the source. The source said he was approached by associates of the pizzeria and was asked to consider investing in the new restaurants. вЂњ we donвЂ™t have any intention to develop a big chain or a big franchise or anything like that.вЂќДЄccording to the source, PepeвЂ™s plan is to continue opening new pizzerias throughout Connecticut in addition to the two satellite locations in Fairfield, a city of 60,000 to the west of Bridgeport, and Manchester, a suburb about eight miles east of Hartford. вЂњAnything is possible given the success to date,вЂќ he said. The most important key to the restaurants is to replicate the Wooster Square ambiance and not lose the legendary quality of its pizza, Rosselli said. The source spoke on the condition of anonymity because the restaurant had not publicly acknowledged any such plans.ДЄnthony Rosselli, one of the seven grandchildren who now own Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, said the restaurant has no firm plans to expand further but would consider such a move if the Manchester location thrives as the pizzeria in Fairfield has. Those are only the first of many new locations the restaurant is tentatively planning, the businessman said. Last year, PepeвЂ™s joined forces with an unnamed business consultant and opened a second eatery in Fairfield, Conn., followed by a third in Manchester, Conn., two weeks ago. Now, the famous pizzeria has opened two new restaurants outside of New Haven - and more could follow, perhaps even beyond Connecticut, according to a businessman approached by the restaurant as a potential investor. For 80 years, Frank PepeвЂ™s pizzeria has found world renown selling pizza in New HavenвЂ™s Wooster Square.

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