Spinelli’s Market has anchored its stretch of 23rd Avenue in Park Hill for nearly 30 years with mouth-watering sandwiches and prepared foods. “My wife and I started really thinking about the neighborhood market industry and loved the idea of opening in spots with food deserts or just revitalizing little neighborhood markets,” he said.to Riederer and his wife, Cecelia Jones.
“My mom … visits the post office all the time to drop things off, so I know what an important part of the community it is,” Riederer said. “With USPS having a tough time, there are a lot of people who utilize it, and it’s important to continue to serve the community in the same way.” And although Spinelli’s still serves two of the specialties from Open Sandwiches — The Lee, a slow-roasted beef sandwich and The Rodriguez — “there will be no Open sandwiches served at Congress Park Market to start.”
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