Sad news has arrived to everyone who loved Gannucci's Italian Market in Duluth. The business had been "temporarily closed", but on August 15 there was confirmation that Gannucci's would not be reopening when a full business liquidation auction was announced.

Nordic Auction announced on their Facebook page they would be hosting the full business liquidation and "everything must go". This huge auction includes a complete kitchen, all food stock, displays, coolers, dining room furniture and decor, and a lot more.

Looking over just some of the items here that will be a part of the auction, you can't help but mourn the loss of a Duluth staple, that was originally established in 1976 as Conito's Italian Village. It became Gannucci's Italian Market and Deli in 2011, with the name change made in order to honor the owner's great-grandfather Vito Gannucci.

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The auction will be held onsite at Gannucci's, which is located at 301 North Central Avenue in Duluth. The event will take place Wednesday, August 25, beginning at 4:00 p.m.

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Gannucci's was a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Not only could you find authentic, imported Italian products, but they had great food too, including pizza, spaghetti dinners, lasagna and hot and cold sandwiches.

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Even Guy Fieri loved Gannucci's! His his positive review can still be found at FoodNetwork.com:

As a fan of Italian markets, Guy had to sample the homemade dishes at Gannucci’s. He can’t get enough of the “thick and dense” lasagna, made with ground Italian sausage and homemade marinara. For diners who love Italian cold cuts, Guy recommends the muffuletta with a “righteous” dipping sauce.

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If you're a local restaurant owner looking for equipment, a past customer that wants to take home a piece of nostalgia, or just someone wanting to take one last look at a part of Duluth's history, you'll want to be at this auction.

You can follow the button below to get complete auctions details and to see many more pictures of the the items that will be included in the auction.

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