Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Detroit Pizza Co. reopens in Midtown under new ownership
Posted By Tom Perkins on Tue, Nov 14, 2017 at 10:09 AM
The Detroit Pizza Co. will celebrate a grand reopening under new ownership on Friday, Deadline Detroit reports.
The restaurant, on Woodward Avenue in a Park Shelton storefront, abruptly closed in August, and it appeared that it was gone for good. But the new ownership already held a soft opening.
The most notable changes will be to the dough and sauce, and the pizzeria is also planning to offer vegan cheese and gluten-free crusts.
The first incarnation of the Detroit Pizza Co. opened three years ago, and it became known for 89 cent slices and offering a large pizza with one topping for $5.99. It's not immediately clear if that price point will remain the same.
We've reached out to Detroit Pizza Co. for more info.
The restaurant, on Woodward Avenue in a Park Shelton storefront, abruptly closed in August, and it appeared that it was gone for good. But the new ownership already held a soft opening.
The most notable changes will be to the dough and sauce, and the pizzeria is also planning to offer vegan cheese and gluten-free crusts.
The first incarnation of the Detroit Pizza Co. opened three years ago, and it became known for 89 cent slices and offering a large pizza with one topping for $5.99. It's not immediately clear if that price point will remain the same.
We've reached out to Detroit Pizza Co. for more info.
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