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Owners of Zisters, Hermanas plan third restaurant, in Elm Grove

Za Pizzeria would take over two units on the south end of this retail strip at 13300 Watertown Plank Road in Elm Grove. Photo by Google

Plans for a new pizzeria are in the works for Elm Grove as a duo of sisters-turned-business parters continue to expand their restaurant operation.

Gabbi and Betsi Zierath, owners of Zisters and Hermanas. Photo courtesy of Betsi Zierath

ZA Pizzeria, a full-service Italian restaurant, would operate out of units A and B of a single-story retail strip located at 13300 Watertown Plank Road, according to Elm Grove Plan Commission documents.

Behind the proposed concept is Betsi and Gabbi Zierath, who opened brunch spot Zisters in 2018 in Elm Grove and Mexican-inspired restaurant Hermanas in 2021 in Wauwatosa. They operate the concepts under the Zierath Restaurant Group, which is owned by their father, Dan Zierath, and includes Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub in Wauwatosa and West Milwaukee and The Thirsty Duck in Sussex.

This third concept for the Zierath sisters comes as Zisters has grown to be “more successful than (they) ever anticipated” and Hermanas is “getting busier as time goes on,” they noted in a project summary submitted to the village.

“We feel we have a really good understanding of the restaurant industry and are ready to keep moving onward and upward with this next location,” they said.

With a 2,500-square-foot dining room and 450-square-foot patio, ZA Pizzeria would offer both indoor and outdoor seating, a full-service bar, and carryout and delivery services. Its menu would feature gourmet Italian dishes, specializing in wood-fired pizza. The restaurant would have 20 employees, split evenly between part time and full time.

Plans for the restaurant are up for final review at the plan commission’s July 3 meeting.

Maredithe has covered retail, restaurants, entertainment and tourism since 2018. Her duties as associate editor include copy editing, page proofing and managing work flow. Meyer earned a degree in journalism from Marquette University and still enjoys attending men’s basketball games to cheer on the Golden Eagles. Also in her free time, Meyer coaches high school field hockey and loves trying out new restaurants in Milwaukee.
Plans for a new pizzeria are in the works for Elm Grove as a duo of sisters-turned-business parters continue to expand their restaurant operation. [caption id="attachment_522447" align="alignleft" width="300"] Gabbi and Betsi Zierath, owners of Zisters and Hermanas. Photo courtesy of Betsi Zierath[/caption] ZA Pizzeria, a full-service Italian restaurant, would operate out of units A and B of a single-story retail strip located at 13300 Watertown Plank Road, according to Elm Grove Plan Commission documents. Behind the proposed concept is Betsi and Gabbi Zierath, who opened brunch spot Zisters in 2018 in Elm Grove and Mexican-inspired restaurant Hermanas in 2021 in Wauwatosa. They operate the concepts under the Zierath Restaurant Group, which is owned by their father, Dan Zierath, and includes Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub in Wauwatosa and West Milwaukee and The Thirsty Duck in Sussex. This third concept for the Zierath sisters comes as Zisters has grown to be "more successful than (they) ever anticipated" and Hermanas is "getting busier as time goes on," they noted in a project summary submitted to the village. "We feel we have a really good understanding of the restaurant industry and are ready to keep moving onward and upward with this next location," they said. With a 2,500-square-foot dining room and 450-square-foot patio, ZA Pizzeria would offer both indoor and outdoor seating, a full-service bar, and carryout and delivery services. Its menu would feature gourmet Italian dishes, specializing in wood-fired pizza. The restaurant would have 20 employees, split evenly between part time and full time. Plans for the restaurant are up for final review at the plan commission's July 3 meeting.

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