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Gnocchi reopening at 613 E. Passyunk Ave.

Taylor Farnsworth , , min read

Gnocchi, an Italian BYOB, will be coming back to 613 E. Passyunk Ave.

Gnocchi
Google street view image of the location

The restaurant opened in the spot in the 1997, but more recently the space was rented out to a different restaurant, Spitalieri’s, which recently closed in the location.

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This will be Frusone’s second comeback to the spot at 613 E. Passyunk Ave. that he opened in 1997. In 2000, he moved to Italy for 10 years.

Frusone hit the restaurant radar with the long-gone Ristorante San Carlo, which he operated with his brother, Giancarlo. They now own Me-N-Mo, the meatball specialist at 214 South St.

Sandro Frusone said he’s aiming for a June 10 opening.

What do you think of Gnocchi coming back to this space?

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One thought on “Gnocchi reopening at 613 E. Passyunk Ave.”

  • Mike
    May 21, 2015 at 11:02 am
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    Awesome! Glad to see they are re-opening. They had great food and a great atmosphere, but this article says they’ve closed down in 2000? I’m confused a bit. I was here a few times within the last 10 years and once more before they closed in December of 2013 always at this location. What am i missing? lol

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