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HooperScooper said:
No thanks. Those greedy bastards are going to run Sally's into the ground.
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It's not a private equity takeover, the fund gets a % commission. Sally's is in charge, but of course rapid mass expansion is always very risky depending on how aggressive the expansion is.
 
Sally's - It was good but not what I expected
Just went to Sally's in Jordan's Furniture at West Farms. Had the basic Mozzarella & Tomato Sauce Pie. Certainly not the best pizza I ever had and at $25 I doubt I'll go back.
 
UC0NN said:
It's not a private equity takeover, the fund gets a % commission. Sally's is in charge, but of course rapid mass expansion is always very risky depending on how aggressive the expansion is.
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O.K. so Lineage Hospitality are the greedy bastards who are going to run it into the ground. Either way I would not invest in Sally's no matter who is raising the money.
 
UC0NN said:
It's not a private equity takeover, the fund gets a % commission. Sally's is in charge, but of course rapid mass expansion is always very risky depending on how aggressive the expansion is.
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HooperScooper said:
O.K. so Lineage Hospitality are the greedy bastards who are going to run it into the ground. Either way I would not invest in Sally's no matter who is raising the money.
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Sally's family sold the business to Lineage Hospitality and they have big plans for the chain. Locations with 45 in Texas, 35 in Florida, 15 in each ACC state.


"Lineage Hospitality, a growing consortium of hospitality investors, acquired Sally's Apizza from the Consiglio family in December of 2017 to pursue the vision of bringing this legendary pizza to everyone."

Lineage Hospitality Acquires Sally's Apizza

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (PRWEB) February 26, 2018 -- Sally's Apizza, located on Wooster Street since 1938, is a cornerstone of New Haven Style pizza which has become...
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Kolumbo said:
Sally's family sold the business to Lineage Hospitality and they have big plans for the chain. Locations with 45 in Texas, 35 in Florida, 15 in each ACC state.


"Lineage Hospitality, a growing consortium of hospitality investors, acquired Sally's Apizza from the Consiglio family in December of 2017 to pursue the vision of bringing this legendary pizza to everyone."

Lineage Hospitality Acquires Sally's Apizza

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (PRWEB) February 26, 2018 -- Sally's Apizza, located on Wooster Street since 1938, is a cornerstone of New Haven Style pizza which has become...
www.prweb.com www.prweb.com
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That's the best way to decrease quality while increasing revenue in the mid-term. Long term, they'll become a forgotten chain. Kinda sad.
 
UC0NN said:
If anyone wants to invest in Sally's expansion, Forte Capital Group is doing a raise right now. 50K or 100K minimum.
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I’d do it if there was any way to sell the investment short. On the other hand, I’ve been to Consiglio’s Restaurant and the food is top notch.
 
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superjohn said:
If you have the opportunity to put your life savings into Sally's pizza you've got to do it.
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If Sally’s can do it the way Pepe’s did then there possibly might be some hope. The best pie I had in years was at Pepe’s in Fairfield about a year ago. Pricey though, of course, and parking was tough. Place was packed.
 
CONN78SEJ said:
If Sally’s can do it the way Pepe’s did then there possibly might be some hope. The best pie I had in years was at Pepe’s in Fairfield about a year ago. Pricey though, of course, and parking was tough. Place was packed.
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We had a nice pie at Pepe's in Manchester last month. I thought they nailed the crust.
 
Waquoit said:
We had a nice pie at Pepe's in Manchester last month. I thought they nailed the crust.
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Their Manchester location has been pretty stable since its opening way back (has it been 20 years?!).

EDIT: I looked it up and it's been 18 years.
 
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Rocktheworld said:
Why in the hell would they waste good pizza on college kids who would toss a coin between them and Wendy’s drunk on a Wednesday
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That's old school thinking. Nothing was better than Pizza Slop late night. Kids today are living large compared to the mac and cheese crowd of yesteryear. Although Sally's is still too pricey for the average student, I would think.

There was one great loss not many will remember. The old grill at the Student Union before they opened that Jonathan's . Great burgers.
 
superjohn said:
This is a great video...

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Great peek behind the curtain. I’ve mentioned before but Mrs @StllH8L8ner played softball with Cheryl’s daughter in college and still talk once in a while. She was in charge of ramping up retail distribution and hooked us up with a bunch of frozen pies during the dark days of Covid. I was skeptical that they would taste anything close to the same as in person but the frozen ones held up.
 
Went to Sally's Apizza in Wethersfield today. First time having a Sally's pizza. Did not care for it. Thin crust, sauce was salty and slightly bitter. There were five of us, and none of us thought it was great. We won't be going back.
 
jostar1 said:
Went to Sally's Apizza in Wethersfield today. First time having a Sally's pizza. Did not care for it. Thin crust, sauce was salty and slightly bitter. There were five of us, and none of us thought it was great. We won't be going back.
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Also went there for the first time this weekend. I thought flavor was very good but the crust was not crispy enough. The waitress gave the disclaimer that crust would be charred but it was nothing close to what I would expect from a New Haven style pizzeria.
 
jostar1 said:
Went to Sally's Apizza in Wethersfield today. First time having a Sally's pizza. Did not care for it. Thin crust, sauce was salty and slightly bitter. There were five of us, and none of us thought it was great. We won't be going back.
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Went there about few months after they opened and it was uneventful. Nothing like New Havens Sally's.
 
An update to my Q.

As I was approaching NH on I-95 about 3pm over the weekend, I found that Sallys takes tel orders. I waited on hold for 5-10 minutes, and finally placed large peperoni order. They said I could pick it up at 7:30 - 4 hrs from then! Screw that. Called Modern (opens after 3 on Sundays) 4-5 times, but no one answered phone - busy. So called Pepe. They took order and I picked it up 20 minutes later - just enuff drive time to get there. Amen. Had 2-3 slices in car while wife drove - great!
 
Stew Crew said:
Also went there for the first time this weekend. I thought flavor was very good but the crust was not crispy enough. The waitress gave the disclaimer that crust would be charred but it was nothing close to what I would expect from a New Haven style pizzeria.
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People are talking so much about Char, “good char”, “bad char”, when talking about pizza, at first I thought they talking about putting fish on it as a topping. :rolleyes:
 
sledog said:
An update to my Q.

As I was approaching NH on I-95 about 3pm over the weekend, I found that Sallys takes tel orders. I waited on hold for 5-10 minutes, and finally placed large peperoni order. They said I could pick it up at 7:30 - 4 hrs from then! Screw that. Called Modern (opens after 3 on Sundays) 4-5 times, but no one answered phone - busy. So called Pepe. They took order and I picked it up 20 minutes later - just enuff drive time to get there. Amen. Had 2-3 slices in car while wife drove - great!
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I warned you above, didn't I? 4 hours just like I told you.
 
Had Sally's in West Farms two weeks ago. Liked the pizza, great flavor, great crust plus a full service bar and sports bar like TVs

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