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Long before Cane Rosso dominated the local pizza landscape, there was a Neapolitan pizzeria called Campania. The West Village original shuttered back in 2012 after seven years in business, leaving behind only a Southlake location — until now.
A sign reveals Campania is moving into the Alpha Road space previously occupied by cheese factory/restaurant La Perla d'Italia. According to the website for the Village on the Green mixed-use development, the restaurant will be called Campania Pizza & More.
The development at the corner of Alpha and Noel Roads has seen its fair share of restaurant revolving doors in recent years, including DRG's Go Fish — where Top Chef alum Tiffany Derry once hung her hat — and the modern Mexican Maximo. (An operating partner for Maximo cited poor visibility as a factor for its closure.) Other businesses currently operating in the Village on the Green include Fat Straws bubble tea, salad spot Endive, Indian restaurant Mughlai, and Maximo replacement Loca Luna.
