Story of
The comeback nobody saw coming
Years passed. Giuseppe and Anna opened other shops, chasing success across the Peninsula. But Giuseppe kept one eye on the dough and the other on that little shop on Wilsons Road. Then in 2024, the landlord called.“Want your old shop back?”The answer was an immediate: YES.Giuseppe wanted to take his pizza game to the new age, so when the Ribbons family heard about this, they were straight onboard forthis next venture. Michael Ribbons—another local pizza man who’d spent over a decade in Mornington’s pizza scene, who also happens to have skills in marketing and videography, was excited for the potential of this merger.
Two families united to bring the Taste of Sicily to Mornington.
Ferraro’s isn’t just a pizzeria. It’s Giuseppe back where he belongs. It’s Anna’s sneaky cannoli slipped into your order with a smile. It’s recipes from Vizzini and Catania, passed down through generations. It’s proof that the best comebacks aren’t about proving something to the world— they’re about remembering who you are and doing it better the second time around.When families become oneTogether they, grabbed paint brushes, power tools, a suitcase full of Sicilian ceramics and a new menu transforming that tired old shop into something magical.
Welcome to Ferraro’s.
Welcome to our family.
Welcome home.