Toronto you love us and we love you!!! ā¤ļø There is always something special in the air when we come to Toronto. Thank you for 2 incredible shows. We will see you on the next tour. Montreal you are next!!!
Toronto we are here and we hitting some authentic Canadian moonshine before the show. Torontonians came bearing the good stuff! Toronto get ready for 2 massive shows! We might be a bit tipsy after we get through this stuff tho š
NEW YORKā¦ what a night for show no.2
You guys absolutely brought it last night. One of those shows weāll never forget.
To everyone who came out and packed the place ā thank you for making us feel right at home in the āBig Pineappleā
The world tour keeps rollingā¦ but New York, you were something special. š¤
Thereās something powerful about seeing Italian businesses continue to exist in the same neighborhoods our families once walked through every single day. Places like Lygon Street and so many other Little Italys around the world are more than just streets with restaurants and stores. Theyāre reminders of sacrifice, culture, community, and identity.
Our ancestors helped build the spirit of these neighborhoods. They created gathering places. They brought traditions, language, food, and a sense of belonging to places that once felt foreign to them.
Thatās why it matters when people continue opening businesses in these communities today. It keeps the culture alive for the next generation. It gives people a place to feel connected to something bigger than themselves. In a world where so much is changing, these places still feel like home.
Support the small businesses keeping that heartbeat alive. š®š¹
Time to make a Sangwheech for @sooshimango tonight backstage! Hope to you all youās guyās there at the show tonight in Town Hall Manhattan! Love you all! Eat and enjoy life! Got more videos coming soon that I made with the other two sandwiches šš¤š» @giovannis.italian.deli
Thereās a new playbook emerging in hospitality:
Build the audience first.
Then build the venue.
What The Uncles have done with Sangaweeech is actually really smart.
They didnāt just open a sandwich shop and hope people came.
They spent years building fandom first.
COVID videos.
Characters.
Inside jokes.
A community that felt connected to them long before the doors opened.
Then when it came time to build a real hospitality venue, they partnered with proven operators:
š Johnny Di Francesco on food
š Danny Zeini on the venue side
Thatās the bit most creators miss.
Audience alone doesnāt make a great venue.
But audience + operational excellence?
Thatās powerful.
This feels less like influencer merchā¦
and more like the future of hospitality brands.
The experience?
Honestlyā¦ worth the trip to Lygon Street.
