Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Revere Has Reopened

A couple of months ago, it was reported that a Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots shuttered all three of its remaining Boston-area locations. Now we have learned that one of them has returned.

According to a source, Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Revere is open once again, with a CBS article confirming this, saying that the general manager bought the Northgate Shopping Center location and opened it back up. The article states that the space went through a "massive renovation" and all of the employees of the Revere location have returned.

In January, locations of Uno in Revere, Braintree, and Dedham closed down, meaning that the closest ones to Boston at that time were in Attleboro, Bellingham, and Worcester.

The address for Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Revere is 399 Squire Road, Revere, MA, 02151. The website for Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

[Earlier Article]
Locations of Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Braintree, Dedham, and Revere Are Closing January 11

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Framingham Is Closing

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots continues to shrink, as a location west of the city is getting ready to shut down.

According to multiple sources, Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Framingham is going to be closing, with a Natick Report article indicating that the Route 9 location shutters today. Once it closes, only three outlets in the Greater Boston area will remain in operation--in Braintree, Dedham, and Revere.

There had once been many more locations of the chain locally, including in Boston's Back Bay, Fenway, and Symphony area along with Allston, Cambridge's Harvard Square and Porter Square, Burlington, Newton Corner, Swampscott, Waltham, and Woburn.

The address for the Framingham location of Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Framingham is 70 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham, MA, 01701. The website for all locations of Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

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Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Natick Has Closed

A Boston-area location of a Florida-based chain of pizza spots has shut down, and this coincides with its parent company declaring bankruptcy.

According to multiple sources, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Natick is no longer in business, which means that only three outlets remain open in the region--in Littleton, Reading, and Westwood--while BurgerFi International Inc., which operates the chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy according to restaurantbusinessonline.com. The chain once had locations in Beverly, Newton, and Northborough as well, but all three of those are gone.

The address for the now-closed location of Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Natick was 219 N Main Street Suite A-104, Natick, MA, 01760. The website for the chain can be found at https://acfp.com/

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Little Caesars to Open Five New Locations in the Boston Area

A pizza chain that is known in part for its Detroit-style pizza--and which has five outlets in the local area--is planning to bring several more to the region.

According to a post from verdictfoodservice.com, Little Caesars is planning to open five locations in Boston, with the plan being to get them all up and running by 2027. This appears to be part of a major expansion from the Michigan-based chain, including bringing 10 new outlets to Chicago and 100 new locations to New York City and the Tri-State region.

Little Caesars, which first started out in 1959, currently has locations in Roslindale, Lynn, Haverhill, Lawrence, and Lowell.

The website for Little Caesars can be found at https://littlecaesars.com/

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Upper Crust Pizzeria in Burlington Has Apparently Closed

It looks like another suburban location of a local group of pizzerias has shut down.

According to a source (Aron Levy), Upper Crust Pizzeria in Burlington appears to have closed permanently, as the Burlington Mall Road spot is "empty," while a check on the website for the group of pizzerias shows that this location has been removed from the site and that its Burlington web page redirects to the homepage on the website. Another location of Upper Crust in Wellesley shut down in 2019, while outlets in Boston's Beacon Hill and the South End along with Brookline, Cambridge, and Lexington remain in operation. (Several other locations closed back in 2012, including in Boston's BU area as well as Beverly, Salem, and Waltham.)

The address for the now-closed location of Upper Crust Pizzeria in Burlington was 68 Burlington Mall Road, Burlington, MA, 01803. The website for the other locations can be found at https://www.theuppercrustpizzeria.com/

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Pepe's Pizza Opens at Arsenal Yards in Watertown

A long-awaited location of one of the best-known pizzerias in the country has finally debuted, though in a limited manner for now.

As mentioned in an article here earlier, Pepe's Pizza opens at Arsenal Yards in Watertown for takeout and delivery today, with a Facebook post from the place confirming this, saying "We can't wait to serve Watertown and the surrounding communities. Visit our website or download our app to order your pie!" It is not yet known when the new location of the pizzeria will fully open; as soon as we find out, we will post an update here.

Pepe's, which started out in 1925, currently has three Boston-area locations including the new outlet in Watertown along with others in Burlington and Chestnut Hill.

The address for the new location of Pepe's Pizza at Arsenal Yards is 24 Eldridge Avenue, Watertown, MA, 02472. The website for all locations can be found at https://www.pepespizzeria.com/

[Earlier Article]
Pepe's Pizza Plans to Open New Location at Arsenal Yards in Watertown

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California Pizza Kitchen Files for Bankruptcy

A chain of pizza spots with five locations in the Greater Boston area is in financial trouble.

According to Patrick Maguire of Maguire Promotions & Hospitality Consulting, California Pizza Kitchen has filed for bankruptcy, with an article from the restaurantbusinessonline.com site saying that the chain is "facing months of unpaid leases" and has a "dwindling amount of cash," and is looking to close outlets that are unprofitable while cutting back on its debt. The post mentions that CPK has been hit by the increased popularity of fast-casual restaurants as well as takeout and delivery, and the COVID-19 pandemic has played a big role as well, with CEO Jim Hyatt saying that "No restaurateur in the world...has been unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic....For many restaurants, the COVID-19 pandemic will be the greatest challenge they will ever face."

It is not yet known if any local outlets of California Pizza Kitchen could close because of the bankruptcy filing; currently, locations can be found at the Prudential Center in Boston's Back Bay as well as in Braintree, Lynnfield, Natick, and Wellesley. The website for the chain is at https://order.cpk.com/

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Pizzeria Regina in Allston Is Closing for Good

One of the best-known pizzerias in New England is getting ready to close its largest location.

The Boston Globe confirms what @Rickd67 told us earlier today, that Pizzeria Regina in Allston is shutting down permanently on Tuesday, July 21, as its lease is not being renewed. The Globe indicates that other locations of the business--including the original location in Boston's North End--will remain in operation.

The Allston location of Regina's first opened in 2010, moving into the space that had once been home to The Sports Depot.

The address for Pizzeria Regina in Allston is 353 Cambridge Street, Allston, MA, 02134. The website for all locations can be found at http://www.pizzeriaregina.com/

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Boston's Kenmore Square Has Closed

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots has closed its last location within the Boston city limits.

A message sent to us from the company states that Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Kenmore Square has shut down permanently, confirming what a member of the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page had mentioned earlier. With the closing of this location, there are now no more outlets of Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Boston itself, as a location in the Back Bay shuttered last fall while another in the Symphony area closed a couple of years ago. (A downtown Boston location of another concept from the company called Uno Due Go is closed until further notice due to the pandemic and it is not known when--or if--it might reopen.)

Other locations of Uno in the Greater Boston area--including in Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Revere, and Swampscott--remain in operation.

The address for the now-closed location of Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Kenmore Square was 645 Beacon Street, Boston, MA, 02215. The website for all locations of Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

[June 25 update: A poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page indicates that the headquarters for Uno recently moved from West Roxbury to Norwood, so it is no longer technically located in Boston.]

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Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Newton Has Closed

A Florida-based chain of pizza spots with several locations in the Greater Boston area has closed one of its outlets.

According to a member of the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Newton has shut down for good after being temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a Facebook post from a worker there confirming this, saying that "I sadly found out today [Monday, June 22] that this location will be permanently closed." Based on the locations page for the chain, it appears that its other locations in the region--in Littleton, Natick, Reading, and Westwood--remain in operation.

The Newton location of Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza first opened in early 2017, offering pizza along with salads, meatballs, sandwiches, and more. The chain has locations in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states as well as in Florida.

The address for the now-closed location of Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Newton was 180 Needham Street, Newton, MA, 02464. The website for the chain can be found at https://acfp.com/

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Boston's Back Bay Has Closed

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots has closed yet another one of its local outlets, and now there is only one location remaining within the city limits.

According to a source, Uno Pizzeria and Grill in the Back Bay is no longer in operation, with the Boylston Street place shutting down yesterday. With the closing of this location, the only Uno left in Boston is in Kenmore Square--which remains in business--with some other local outlets being in Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Revere, and Swampscott.

A number of other locations of Uno have closed over the past decade or so, including restaurants in Boston's Symphony area, Allston, Cambridge's Harvard Square and Porter Square, Burlington, Newton Corner, Waltham, and Woburn.

The address for the now-closed location of Uno Pizzeria and Grill in the Back Bay was 731 Boylston Street, Boston, MA, 02116. The website for all locations of Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

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Papa Gino's Closes Seven More Locations

by Marc Hurwitz

A local group of pizzerias that shut down a number of shops last fall after declaring bankruptcy--and was subsequently sold--has closed seven more of its locations.

According to several sources, including an article in boston.com, Papa Gino's has shut down outlets in Brockton, Framingham (2), Melrose, Natick, Wilbraham, and Seabrook, NH, with the post indicating that no more closings are expected from the chain. Papa Gino's closed more than 50 locations in November and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and PGHC Holdings, which also owned D'Angelo's, sold both chains to Wynnchurch; both Papa Gino's and D'Angelo's now have a new parent company called New England Authentic Eats. The boston.com article says that changes are on the way to Papa Gino's, including new menu options, upgrades being made to the outlets, beer and wine being reintroduced, and new shops coming to higher traffic areas.

Papa Gino's started out in the 1960s in East Boston.

[Earlier Article]
Papa Gino's Closes Dozens of Shops, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy; Sale in the Works

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Lisa's Family Pizzeria Is Opening in Belmont

by Marc Hurwitz

A local group of pizza spots will be opening its first location in the western suburbs of Boston.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Lisa's Family Pizzeria is planning to open in Belmont, taking over the space on Trapelo Road where Thyago's Pizza  had been. Once it opens, the new pizza place will join others in Dracut, Medford, Melrose, Tewksbury, Wakefield, and Woburn, and based on those locations, expect to see such items as Italian thin-crust pizza along with soups, salads, sandwiches, pasta dishes, calzones, and grill items.

The address for this new pizza spot in Belmont is: Lisa's Family Pizzeria, 368 Trapelo Road, Belmont, MA, 02478. The website for all locations of Lisa's can be found at http://www.lisasfamilypizzeria.com/

[February 19 update: The Medford Transcript states that Lisa's Family Pizzeria is now open in Belmont.]

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Piezoni's in Stoughton Has Apparently Closed

by Marc Hurwitz

It looks like a regional group of pizza spots has closed its closest location to Boston.

According to a Twitter post from @JeremyKrantz, Piezoni's in Stoughton is no longer in business, with a check on the locations page of the company seeming to confirm this, as the Park Street outlet has been taken off the list. It appears that locations of the pizzeria in Attleboro, Easton, Fall River, Franklin, Plainville, Raynham, and Taunton remain in operation, along with a number of outlets in Rhode Island.

Piezoni's, which first started out in 2006, is headquartered in East Providence, RI.

The address for this now-closed pizza spot in Stoughton was: Piezoni's, 839 Park Street, Stoughton, MA, 02072. The website for the other locations can be found at https://piezonis.com/

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Papa Gino's Closes Dozens of Shops, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy; Sale in the Works

by Marc Hurwitz

A local group of pizzerias that has been around for a long time is going through some major changes as the week begins.

As mentioned by multiple sources over the weekend, Papa Gino's abruptly closed more than 50 stores yesterday, with posters within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page mentioning such locations as Arlington, Bedford, Beverly, Brockton, Danvers, Malden, Medford, Newton, Quincy, being among the closures. Our sources also tell us that D'Angelo's--which is owned by the same company--has had some of its shops close as well. A new article from NECN mentions that Papa Gino's has now declared bankruptcy and that it is being sold to Wynnchurch, a private equity firm that is headquartered in the Chicago area. This story is still developing, so keep checking back for updates as they come in.

Papa Gino's started out in the 1960s in East Boston and has since expanded through much of New England, with its headquarters now being in Dedham. Currently, the chain has approximately 97 locations, which is down from 150 at the start of the weekend. (Its website can be found at https://www.papaginos.com/)

[February 1, 2019 update: The Boston Herald states that the sale of Papa Gino's and D'Angelo's to Wynnchurch has received court approval, with the sale including 96 company-owned locations of the former and 45 company-owned locations of the latter. In addition, 34 franchises will continue to be owned by the individual franchisees, with Wynnchurch being their franchisor.]

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill in Woburn Is Closing; Looks to Return in 2020

by Marc Hurwitz

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots is closing yet another one of its outlets, though it looks like this one could reopen within the next couple of years.

According to a source, Uno Pizzeria and Grill at the Woburn Mall is shutting down for construction, as the mall is apparently getting ready to be transformed into Woburn Village. We are told that the dining spot hopes to open back up at the site sometime in 2020, and while we have been given a closing date, we are waiting to hear back from the company to confirm it. An earlier article from the Daily Times Chronicle and another post from the Patch both indicate that the proposed Woburn Village would be an open-air mixed-used development with retail and residential space, with the development possibly being completed by November of 2019.

Uno currently has outlets in Boston's Back Bay and Kenmore Square, along with other Boston-area locations in Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Revere, and Swampscott; a number of other locations have closed over the past decade or so, including restaurants in Boston's Symphony area, Allston, Cambridge's Harvard Square and Porter Square, Burlington, Newton Corner, and Waltham.

The website for all locations of Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

[September 6 update: A Facebook post from the place states that the Woburn location of Uno closes on September 16 and that it is only open for dinner from now until its closing date.]

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill Has Closed Its Huntington Avenue Location in Boston

by Marc Hurwitz

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots continues to get smaller, as one of its locations in the city has now closed.

According to a source, Uno Pizzeria and Grill near Symphony Hall is no longer in business, with a message sent from the company confirming that the Huntington Avenue eatery has indeed shut down. The message does mention that its other two Boston locations in the Back Bay and Kenmore Square remain open, and other locations in the region, including outlets in Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Revere, Swampscott, and Woburn, remain in operation as well.

A number of locations of Uno's--whose headquarters are in West Roxbury--have closed over the past decade or so, including restaurants in Allston, Cambridge's Harvard Square and Porter Square, Burlington, Newton Corner, and Waltham.

The address for the now-closed Uno's by Symphony Hall was 280 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA, 02115. The website for all locations can be found at https://www.unos.com/

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Uno Pizzeria and Grill at the Burlington Mall Is Closing

by Marc Hurwitz

A Boston-based group of deep-dish pizza spots continues to shrink, with one of its suburban locations now getting ready to close.

According to a source, Uno Pizzeria and Grill at the Burlington Mall is shutting down at the end of business hours on Sunday, with a phone call to the place confirming that it will indeed be closing that day. No reason has been given for the closure, with the only information given (via a picture of a sign about the closing of the place) saying that the eatery will have a going-away party in the bar on Friday evening while also saying that much of the staff at the Burlington location will take new job positions at the Woburn location.

The Burlington Mall outlet of Uno Pizzeria and Grill was one of the first in the Boston area, opening its doors nearly 30 years ago; it is one of three to close over the past couple of years, with locations in Cambridge's Harvard Square and Waltham shutting down as well. (Other locations have also closed over the past decade or so, including outlets in Newton Corner, Cambridge's Porter Square, and Allston.) Existing locations can be found in Boston (3), Braintree, Dedham, Framingham, Revere, Swampscott, and Woburn

The website for all locations of Uno can be found at https://www.unos.com/

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Plans for &pizza to open in Cambridge's Harvard Square Fall Through

Earlier this year, we reported that a Washington, D.C.-based pizza chain was hoping to come to Cambridge's Harvard Square, though those plans soon appeared to be in jeopardy. Now we have learned that plans for the place to open in Harvard Square have officially been taken off the table.

According to an article from Eater Boston, plans for &pizza to open in the former Tory Row/Crimson Corner space by the corner of Mass. Ave. and Brattle Street have fallen through, with CEO Michael Lastoria saying that "Last week's hearing was one step in a longer journey; we sincerely appreciate the opinions expressed and the opportunity to continue a dialogue with the Board of Zoning Appeal (BZA)....Through this process, we have gotten to really know and love Boston and the Cambridge community and look forward to the day we can open our doors." In the note, Lastoria also hints that they still consider Harvard Square to be a good fit for the pizzeria, though for now, it does not appear that any new plans have been put into place to try to open a location in another section of the square--or anywhere else in the Boston area. (If we hear otherwise, we will post an update here.)

&pizza quickly ran into a roadblock after its plans were announced in January, with Cambridge Day saying that the Cambridge Historical Commission rejected giving it a certificate of appropriateness because they felt it was "inappropriate to the district and incongruous to its setting" while the article also mentioned that in order to receive a fast food permit, the city zoning board would need to make sure that "the establishment fulfills a need for such a service in the neighborhood" and that its proposed use would not "impair the integrity of the district."

While Tory Row restaurant is closed for good, the Crimson Corner newsstand remains in operation in a new space at 35 Brattle Street.

[Earlier Article]
&pizza Plans to Open in Tory Row, Crimson Corner Spaces in Cambridge's Harvard Square

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Blaze Pizza to Open in Former BurgerFi Space by Boston University

A group of California-based pizza restaurants continues to expand into the Boston area, with a new one coming to a space that had been home to a burger spot--and which should be popular with college students.

According to a source, Blaze Pizza is planning to open by Boston University, taking over the space on Commonwealth Avenue where a location of BurgerFi had been. A check on the chain's website confirms that the shop will indeed be opening within the space, while a post within the snagajob site shows that it is now looking to hire a number of workers there. Once it opens, the new location of Blaze--whose investors have included Red Sox chairman Tom Werner and Cleveland Cavaliers basketball star LeBron James--will join others at CityPlace within the State Transportation Building in the Theatre District, Boylston Street in the Fenway, One Canal Park near the CambridgeSide Galleria in East Cambridge, and an upcoming shop in the Vinebrook Plaza in Burlington.

BurgerFi opened by BU in early 2014, with a second opening in West Roxbury later that year. (Both are now closed.)

The address for the upcoming location of Blaze Pizza by BU is 961 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA, 02215. The website for Blaze can be found at http://www.blazepizza.com/

[July 27 update: A message from the place indicates that the new Blaze Pizza opens by BU on Thursday, August 3.]

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