by Rita Cipalla
In an industrial area just south of downtown Seattle, under the shadow of CenturyLink Field and down the street from several auto repair shops, sits a small nondescript brick building whose no-frills exterior belies its interior hidden treasures.
Known as Big John's PFI, which stands for Pacific Food Importers, the store is a food lover's paradise, a place where old-world charm meets down-home style. The floor is concrete, the lighting is fluorescent, and handmade signs are everywhere —hanging from the ceiling, displayed on the walls and posted on columns.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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