Bruno and Kristine Girardi for new eats
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Krissy and Bruno Girardi reopened the space that once housed Caffé Milano as Perché No, which means “why not?” in Italian. The Girardis say they fell in love with Tucson while on a cross-country road trip.
Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily StarAs featured on
We have experienced a flurry of 16 new restaurant openings in Tucson this fall, from an ice cream sandwich place with churros to a bagel joint serving lox with all the fixins.
Meaning "why not?" in Italian, Perche' No opened last fall in the former Caffé Milano space …
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