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Fast Casual: Firenza Pizza to open in Longview, Texas

Husband and wife team, Amy and Rob will to own and operate the new location.

By Mary Zavell1851 Franchise Contributor

5:17PM • 07/03/18

Firenza Pizza has announced plans for expansion. According to a recent article in Fast Casual, the brand will be opening its doors in Longview, Texas this July. The location is set to open on the 17th and mark the brand's 16th unit.

"The Longview area is experiencing a culinary explosion and we are extremely excited to get in on the action. Firenza simply offers today’s demanding customers what they crave — originality, speed of service, customization and premium products — in a sophisticated and welcoming environment," said franchisee Amy Beth.

She will own and operate the Longview Firenza location alongside her husband Rob.

Read the full article here.

Photo Courtesy of Firenza Pizza's Facebook

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