BY: Shelbie Harris
Six months after shuttering its doors, a local eatery has found a new home and it’s still located in Historic Downtown Pocatello. Villano’s Italian closed down at its former location at 165 N. Main St. in Pocatello on Jan. 1. This month, the eatery opened just one block away from its old home and is now serving pizza, sandwiches and salads from inside Star Route Brewery at 218 N. Main St.
Brandon Burtenshaw, the co-owner of Mama Inez on Yellowstone Avenue, has had a longstanding relationship with the former owners of Villano’s, Lisa and Aaron Villano, and worked with the couple to keep the eponymously named restaurant alive.
SOURCE: https://www.idahostatejournal.com/
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