June 27, 2016
Antonio's Pizza expands to Worcester with $3M restaurant
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Pictured left to right: Sherri Pitcher, Worcester Chamber of Commerce; Bob Muckian, Webster 5;
Russ Dye, Webster 5; Lou Corapi, Webster 5; Michael Moore, Massachusetts Senator; Joseph Petty, Mayor of Worcester; Bill Kitsilis, Partner, Antonio's Pizza by the Slice Worcester; Gary Rosen, City Councilor; Konstantina Lukes, City Councilor; Krystian King, City Councilor; Mike Carreiro, General Manager of Antonio's Pizza by the Slice Worcester; Don Doyle, CEO, Webster 5; Joe Radovanic, Webster 5; Peter Dunn, Office of Economic Development, City of Worcester.
By Sam Bonacci
Antonio’s Pizza by the Slice has officially opened its $3 million, 180-seat restaurant in Worcester as the area chain continues to expand.
The new restaurant at 286 Chandler St. held a grand opening June 23. The Worcester location includes a call-ahead, drive-up pick-up window and was designed by Judd Brown Designs, Inc. and Jefferson Group Architects, Inc. with an open kitchen concept and outside dining.
“I was born in Worcester and my family has a long heritage in the area. Worcester is a big pizza town and the community has welcomed us with open arms,” Owner Bill Kitsilis said in a statement.
The company opened its first location in Amherst in 1991.
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