(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sicilia Pizza and Kitchen, 35 W. 300 South, in Salt Lake City has filed a lawsuit to prevent another restaurant from using a similar name.
Who gets to use the ‘Sicilia’ name in downtown Salt Lake City — an established pizza kitchen or a popular Italian newcomer?
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