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Traditional fare at Mama Sanninos in Arvada

Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 2:10 p.m.
Mama Sanninos is only six years old, but it looks like it's been around forever. 1/13
Sylvia Gifford with aglio e olio and spaghetti with meatball. 2/13
Sparky Drake with handmade noodles with marinara and handmade noodles in eggplant with tomato cream. 3/13
The Italian seasoned pork chop. 4/13
Chicken Parmesan. 5/13
Callie's tortellini. 6/13
The exterior of Mama Sanninos, located in a strip mall at 9312 West 58th Avenue in Arvada. 7/13
Bada Bing! 8/13
Ciao! 9/13
Sylvia Gifford delivers the goods. 10/13
For dessert, ice cream. 11/13
karen and Jim Sannino. 12/13
Italian frites. 13/13

Traditional fare at Mama Sanninos in Arvada

Jimmy Sannino decided to keep the legacy alive, taking the original Sanno family recipes — "my brothers tweaked them in the later years at 3 Sons," he explains — and using them when he opened his own restaurant with his wife, Karen. From the start, they set out to create a neighborhood restaurant. "We've become a community gathering place," he says. "I like to call it an Italian Cheers!"

Continue reading Laura Shunk's Mama Sannino's restaurant review.

Photos by Mark Manger

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Jimmy Sannino decided to keep the legacy alive, taking the original Sanno family recipes — "my brothers tweaked them in the later years at 3 Sons," he explains — and using them when he opened his own restaurant with his wife, Karen. From the start, they set out to create a neighborhood restaurant. "We've become a community gathering place," he says. "I like to call it an Italian Cheers!"

Continue reading Laura Shunk's Mama Sannino's restaurant review.

Photos by Mark Manger
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