Tag: Double Zero Napoletana

After five years in Sandy Springs, Double Zero Napoletana closed its doors earlier this month. Now, the restaurant is set to re-open in a new space (formerly Ink & Elm) in Emory Village, with a new name and a new menu to boot.

Emory Village has developed a reputation for being a notoriously difficult area for restaurants. But that's not stopping Fred Castellucci, who is relocating Double Zero Napoletana from Sandy Springs.

When it rains, it pours. Not only are a host of stalls set to open next week at Krog Street Market, but also Fred Castellucci's Cooks & Soldiers will be opening Monday on the Westside at the corner of 14th and Howell Mill. Both venues had hoped to open earlier this year in the spring

The restaurateurs behind the Iberian Pig in Decatur, Double Zero Napoletana in Sandy Springs, and Sugo Kitchen in Johns Creek are crossing into Westside with the opening of Cooks & Soldiers this summer. The family-run Castellucci Hospitality Group will open a Basque-inspired restaurant serving traditional cuisine in the new Elan Westside building at 691 14th Street. They recently started construction on the space and hope for an August or early September opening.

How does Castellucci keep up with four restaurants, 150 employees, and a six-days-a-week schedule?

Castellucci Hospitality Group, the restaurateurs behind Sugo, the Iberian Pig and Double Zero Napoletana, will open a Spanish and French Basque-inspired restaurant in the Elan Westside building at 691 14th Street early next year. Federico Castellucci III—who owns the restaurant with his sister Stephanie and the company's culinary director, Chad Crete—is focusing on the San Sebastian region in particular, with traditional dishes such as tapas-like pintxos as well as modern takes on the cuisine (“New Basque”).