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Three food businesses find common ground in Gilbert's Heritage District

The 339 N. Gilbert Road has been home to three restaurants, Gelato Cimmino, Villa Meola Coffee, Midnight Taco. From left are Callen Meola, Michael Meola, Juan Gutierrez with his staff, Jonathan Avila, Juan's son Sebastian and Ruben Balderrama.

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An Italian gelato maker, a husband-and-wife coffee team and a longtime taco vendor might seem an unlikely combination for one restaurant space.

But at 339 N. Gilbert Road, Gilbert, three small businesses have found that their differences make their partnership work.

Gelato Cimmino, Villa Meola Coffee and Midnight Taco share a former Western Audio building in Gilbert's Heritage District, serving customers from morning coffee through late-night Mexican food.

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