The owners of a popular pizza restaurant in New Haven are promising to reopen and rebuild after a fire damaged their business, one week ago. Abate’s Apizza & Seafood Restaurant is a staple for ...

NORTH HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven’s beloved pizza shop is now getting a new location. In May, Abate’s Apizza was forced to close its doors on Wooster Street in the Elm City when a fire ...

Smithland Pet & Garden Center locations in Manchester and New Haven are up for sale ... Seafood Restaurant website, Joseph Abate opened Luigi's Pizza on Whalley Avenue in 1956.

The thin crust and coal-fire taste draws millions of hungry visitors to the city for a slice of New Haven-style pizza. “Your dough has to be good. It has to be nicely seasoned,” Abate Apizza ...

After its iconic New Haven location was damaged in a fire earlier this summer, Abate Apizza and Seafood Restaurant is opening a second location in North Haven. The North Haven chain will be ...

Regi Corona was sauteeing chicken in the kitchen of Abate’s Apizza & Restaurant ... a chef at the mainstay eatery on Wooster Street in New Haven’s Little Italy section, raced for a fire extinguisher.

Modern Apizza or Abate than drive all the way to Boston for Regina Pizzeria. New Haven might have some of the best known pizza joints in the state, but there are plenty of other great ones.

After having worked for years at Abate's Pizza on Wooster Street in New Haven, Avena was tasked with managing a second location in Orange on Boston Post Road, which he did from 2011 to 2019.