Sessa's Italian Specialties Celebrates 29 Years in Davis Square Today
I just happened to hear owner Giancarlo Sessa mention it this morning when I dropped in on the off chance they'd have gaskets for my Bialetti (they didn't, but they're easy enough to order online). I did not leave empty-handed, however. It would be almost impossible to. I took away an excellent eggplant parmesan sandwich, some marinated artichoke hearts, and, best of all, some imported ribollita.
Sessa's isn't doing anything special for the big anniversary (the ribollita was a good deal, though, I have to say). When I congratulated Sessa, himself, who's in his mid-fifties, balding, and pleasantly plump, he told me, "when I started out I was tall, skinny, and had a full head of dark, curly hair, like you."
"So what's the lesson?" I asked him.
"Eat!" He laughed. "Eat!"
Of course, Sessa is biased, but it's excellent advice, nonetheless. That ribollita hit the spot.


























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