Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop marked its 25thanniversary in Las Vegas last week.
The company briefly offered its Bobbie sandwich for $4. The Bobbie features fresh-roasted turkey, cranberries, and stuffing and brought national acclaim to Capriotti’s.
Capriotti’s expanded to Las Vegas when co-founder and casino-goer Lois Margolet moved from Delaware. The company ended up being based in Las Vegas.
Lois, who died last year and her brother Alan founded the chain in Wilmington’s Little Italy neighborhood and gradually added locations in Delaware.
“We are thrilled to be celebrating 25 years in our home market. Seeing Capriotti’s establish a loyal fan-base over the years has been the driving factor in the evolution of the brand and making it what customers know and love today,” said Ashley Morris, CEO of Capriotti’s. “We pride ourselves in staying true to our roots with classic recipes and quality ingredients while continuously innovating to create a final product that our fans love and can continue to love for years to come.”
Morris purchased the chain from the founders.
Most recently, the brand celebrated major milestones and achievements including the debut of its first order ahead pick-up window in Las Vegas and the adoption of third-party delivery services to capitalize on the growing consumer demand for mobile ordering.
Capriotti’s is also developing non-traditional sites in sites such as casinos and travel centers.
Most recently, the brand celebrated two long-time franchise partners as they opened their 10th Capriotti’s location in 10 years in Henderson, NV, a Las Vegas suburb.
This year, the brand also signed major development deals to bring locations to major markets across the United States such as Southern California, Colorado, South Dakota and in its founding market, Delaware.
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