Look What's Opening in the Village
- Wednesday, 16 July 2025 09:11
- Last Updated: Wednesday, 16 July 2025 17:01
- Published: Wednesday, 16 July 2025 09:11
- Joanne Wallenstein
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After a long wait, it appears that DeCicco and Sons will be opening a store in Scarsdale Village.
This branch of the DeCicco Family is not to be confused with the former operators of the store who shut the doors last summer.
The new proprietors are the family that operates the DeCicco’s in Eastchester, Ardsley and many locations in Westchester including a recently opened a new store in Sleepy Hollow.
However, for the first time, the store will have its own name. According to the renderings for the renovation presented to the Board of Architectural Review on July 7, 2025, the store will be called Piccolino by DeCicco and Sons. What does Piccolino mean in Italian? It is an endearing term for a young child or a little one, and that will be the vibe of this smaller, streamlined store in Scarsdale Village.
The new design features a copper-roofed cupola above the catty-cornered front door that faces Scarsdale Train Station and echoes the design of the clock at the center of the Village. On the sidewalk that extends out onto East Parkway and Spencer Place, the rendering shows outdoor tables with umbrellas and plantings, sure to be a popular gathering place in the center of the Village.
Another rendering shows signage for “bar piccolino” on the right side of the building on Spencer Place, with waiters serving drinks.
Though neither DeCicco’s nor Scarsdale Improvement Corp. who owns the site, returned our calls, a local real estate expert in the know said that the new store will be similar in scale to Balducci’s at the Five Corners and may offer a wine and beer bar and prepared foods to enjoy at the outside eating area.
The original plan was to have the store open in December, but we have not received a timeline.
At the July hearing the architectural plans were approved with conditions. We were told that the applicants were asked to reduce the size of the cupola.
More to come!