A POPULAR Italian sandwich shop famed for its giant focaccia has revealed its expansion plans.
Ad Maiora, which started out from a small flat a couple of years ago, has confirmed it will be opening a brand new deli.
The sandwich shop, which has served up delights for the likes of Manchester City players Mateo Kovacic and Erling Haaland, shared its ‘next step’ with followers yesterday, announcing news of an ‘authentic’ Italian deli shop coming to Manchester. An opening date has not yet been announced.
Ad Maiora is the brainchild of Sardinian couple Daniela Steri and Enrico Pinna who started their business out of their flat in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. They both quit their jobs at the end of 2022 to start selling authentic Italian sandwiches, and have quickly amassed a huge following of bread lovers across the city who can’t get enough of their giant butties.
In a post shared with their 16,000 followers on Instagram, the sandwich pros wrote: “A little over a year ago, we were leaving our jobs to devote ourselves completely to our crazy project!
This story is from the June 25, 2024 edition of Manchester Evening News.
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