Amato's

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Amato's is a chain of Italian-American restaurants primarily located in the New England region of the United States. The restaurant is known for its Italian cuisine, including pizza, pasta, and its signature Italian sandwiches.

History[edit | edit source]

Amato's was founded in Portland, Maine in 1902 by Giovanni Amato, an Italian immigrant. The original location was a small sandwich shop that catered to the local Italian-American community. Over the years, the business expanded, and today, Amato's has multiple locations across Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

Menu[edit | edit source]

Amato's menu features a variety of Italian-American dishes. Some of the most popular items include:

  • Pizza: Available in various styles and toppings.
  • Pasta: Including classic dishes like spaghetti and lasagna.
  • Italian sandwiches: Known for their fresh ingredients and distinctive flavors.
  • Salads: Featuring a mix of traditional and contemporary options.
  • Desserts: Including cannoli and tiramisu.

Locations[edit | edit source]

Amato's has numerous locations throughout New England. The flagship store remains in Portland, Maine, but the chain has expanded to other states, including New Hampshire and Vermont.

Community Involvement[edit | edit source]

Amato's is known for its involvement in local communities. The restaurant chain frequently participates in local events and supports various charitable organizations. This community engagement has helped Amato's maintain a loyal customer base over the years.

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