What is the name of the pork store that serves as the DiMeo family's headquarters?

The pork store that serves as the DiMeo family's headquarters is Satriale's Pork Store. In The Sopranos, the fictional Italian meat market functions as one of Tony Soprano's crew's regular meeting places and a front for criminal business.

The store was taken over by Johnny Soprano in the 1970s after its owner, Francis Satriale, failed to repay a gambling debt. It later became closely associated with Tony and the DiMeo crime family. The characters often meet there to discuss schemes, collect money, or simply spend time together.

Satriale's is also the site of several violent events, including Christopher Moltisanti's murder of Emil “E-Mail” Kolar and the dismemberment of Richie Aprile's body. The show establishes that Tony eventually avoids discussing sensitive mob business there because of FBI surveillance.

A common mix-up is the Bada Bing, which is Silvio Dante's strip club and another major gathering place. Nuovo Vesuvio, meanwhile, is Artie Bucco's restaurant. The pilot episode briefly used the name Centanni's Meat Market before the series adopted Satriale's.