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Wednesday, November 11, 1992
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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jim Gasser, a chef at Teller's, 746 Massachusetts St., prepares mostaccioli arrabiati. Teller's opened in August.
Tastes of Italv come to Lawrence
Restaurants satisfy pizza, pasta craving
By Kristl Fogler
Kansan staff writer
Whether it is pizza or pasta that consumers are craving, Lawrence has become the place to get it.
Three new restaurants specializing in pizza and pasta have opened this fall.
Teller's, 746 Massachusetts St. began serving Italian and Southwestern food in August.
Mr. Goodcents, 1410 Kasold Dr., opened its doors at the end of September to customers wanting pasta and sandwiches.
Gumby's Pizza opened last month at St.offer,苏州 reasonably priced platter
What has prompted the interest in Italian cuisine?
John Rist, co-owner of Mr. Gooden,
said pasta had become popular
because of its health value. Pasta dishes are often good sources of complex carbohydrates, low in fat and easily digestible.
Rist said Lawrence was an attractive pasta-selling market because of the few places in town that offered pasta entrees.
"It's been said that Lawrence has needed a good pasta place for a while," he said.
Jeff Green, assistant manager of Valentino's Ristorante, 544 W. 23rd St., which offers both pizza and pasta, said he was not worried about the recent increase in the number of pizza and pasta restaurants.
a profitable market. He said that because the student population was not a constant customer base, with many students leaving for summer and winter breaks, it was often difficult for businesses to remain open. Valentino's Historiate has been in business for 10 years.
"I've seen a lot of them come and go," Green said. "You'll always see in Lawrence a number people thinking this is a good town in which to invest money into a restaurant, but they are surprised because the market isn't that big."
Green said many businesses incorrectly thought that because Lawrence had a large number of students, it was
Brenda Sipp, co-owner of Gumby's Pizza said it was the large number of students that attracted her to Lawrence. Pizza has long been regarded as a staple in the college student's diet. Sipp, who owns one of 17 independently owned Gumby's Pizzas, which are located in college towns throughout the country, said where college students were, there would be pizza eaters.
Even though there are more than 18 pizzerias in town, Sipp said, there is room for one more.
"We came here and were looking around to see how busy the pizza places here were," she said. "They were busy; that's why we opened up."
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