Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint to open Five Restaurants in the Pittbsburgh Area
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 23, 2014 -- Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint has awarded its first multi-unit franchise agreement deal in the Northeast. Pittsburgh will get an Uncle Maddio’s early next year and will be the first of five Uncle Maddio’s restaurants to open in the city in the next five years. This marks the first Pennsylvania location for the restaurant franchise.
Pittsburgh residents Gino and Molli Torriero, along with partners Jake McNary and Jason Betters, have signed the franchise agreement deal. The team is still determining the location for its first restaurant and hopes to open by early 2015.
“When my wife and I first visited an Uncle Maddio’s we knew it was the kind of restaurant we wanted to open and it’s a perfect fit for Pittsburgh,” says Gino Torriero, Uncle Maddio’s franchisee. “The quality and taste of the pizza, along with the affordable price point, is exactly what our fellow Pittsburgh residents are looking for.”
As experienced restaurateurs, the Torrieros were impressed by the Uncle Maddio’s quality of food. They also believe it is the best run fast-casual pizza franchise with solid systems in place to build a successful business.
Uncle Maddio’s offers a made-from-scratch 9-inch individual pizza with up to three toppings, baked in 6-minutes. Known for its customization, guests choose one of three crusts, including a gluten-free option, and have the choice of 48 toppings including six sauces, 27 vegetables and 15 meats. For those with dietary restrictions or specifications, Uncle Maddio's serves up a huge selection of healthful options like whole wheat and gluten free crusts, hormone-free chicken, fresh local vegetables Daiya vegan cheese and organic greens. Create-your-own and signature salads and toasted panini sandwiches round out the Italian-style menu.
The Northeast expansion comes in response to the growing demand for Uncle Maddio’s locations across the country and for the growing popularity of fast-casual style pizza. As the original build-your-own pizza concept, Uncle Maddio’s growth is surging around the country and will double in size in 2014 and again in 2015.
“Making our first move into the Northeast is a big step for us and part of our larger national expansion plan,” says Matt Andrew, CEO of Uncle Maddio’s. “As we look to grow further, we are interested in large and small towns alike that have a strong sense of community where we can be a gathering place for friends and family.”
For more information on Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint, visit http://www.unclemaddios.com. Interested franchisees can visit http://www.unclemaddios.com/franchise-info/.
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About Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint
Celebrating its 5th year, Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint is the fastest growing, create-your-own premium fast casual pizza restaurant. Operating 25 locations in 9 states, Uncle Maddio’s anticipates opening an additional 10 new units this year with more than 225 in development. Maddio’s pizzas are completely customizable, made-to-order, and served up in just seven minutes for under $7 using fast bake ovens, with the most throughput in the fast casual pizza category. Uncle Maddio’s offers four pizza sizes, three types of crusts, including gluten-free, six sauces, and 48 fresh toppings, many vegan, organic, and hormone-free. The freshest and largest menu in the category, Uncle Maddio’s also serves toasted paninis and gourmet salads -- all prepared with locally sourced ingredients and salad dressings that are made daily. Based in Atlanta, Uncle Maddio’s management team has 50 years combined experienced in the fast casual category. With 225units committed in its franchise network, Uncle Maddio’s has targeted Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Colorado, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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