Skippack Township is about to welcome its newest restaurant A sports bar.Īnother departure from your traditional pizza place for sure, and an opportunity for the Mamans to take another chance. That was a couple of years ago, so you know what that means, time to take another chance. A restaurant that is about as far from a traditional pizza shop as you can get. A restaurant that is growing more popular by the day. Yoram and Maria decided to take a chance and help him open up Roots in East Norriton. When he finally returned to Pennsylvania he knew one thing for certain … he didn’t want to open up a pizza place. So let’s fast forward a few years and meet their son, Avi.Īvi had traveled a bit and ended up working in a ‘farm to table’ restaurant out in Colorado.
They had a recipe for success and they weren’t afraid to try it out in new locations, and in each, the recipe has been well received.īut hey, this is a story about taking chances. And then another location in Trappe and yet another in Skippack. And then Phoenixville was opened with a good friend, Domenico. And then they opened a shop in Royersford, and Yoram brought in his nephew as a partner. The second location was opened up in Lansdale.
They put their heads together and decided to buy the place, and now, 20 years later, there are six Palermo’s Pizza. As time went by, they fell in love with each other, and they fell in love with the restaurant business. When Yoram came from Israel he found a job at the old Palermo’s and Maria, who believe it or not is actually from Palermo, was already working there. They met when they were young, working in Palermo’s Pizza in Blue Bell, the small one that used to be on Skippack Pike, not the larger place on DeKalb Pike they have now. They took a chance on each other more than a few years ago, and they’ve been taking chances every step of the way since. Yoram and Maria Maman are not afraid of taking chances.
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