Business changes at SanTan Village and more Gilbert news

Royal Coffee Bar & Roasting Co. opened a SanTan Village location Aug. 1. (Tom Blodgett/Community Impact Newspaper)

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By CI Staff Compilation | 5:00 AM Sep 12, 2020 MST

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Family at Salerno’s Restaurant & Pizzeria counts on building neighborhood connections for success

Ross Salerno is far from home, but his business remains right in the neighborhood.

Salerno is part of a Chicago tribe of pizza-making brothers, cousins, nieces and nephews who operate about 10 pizza restaurants carrying the family name in Chicagoland—and one in Gilbert.

Boutique pet store Barking Dogs coming to Gilbert

The boutique pet store Barking Dogs is expected to open a location Nov. 1 at 3244 E. Guadalupe Road, Ste. 106, Gilbert. The store’s services include a self-dog wash, professional grooming and an on-site bakery. The store carries premium pet food brands, all-natural treats and supplements.

Tom Blodgett contributed to this report.

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