Bit by bit, the beloved Supino Pizzeria in Eastern Market has been making a comeback after a fire disrupted its operations. Owner Dave Mancini recently announced that the Russell street location will be fully reopening for dine-in service on Tuesday, marking a significant milestone in the restaurant's recovery.
Renovations and Renewed Spirit
Mancini expressed his excitement about returning to full service, mentioning the reinstatement of their liquor license and various upgrades to the kitchen and dining area. The support from partners like FIRM Real Estate, Midwest Common, and Donut Shop played a crucial role in the restaurant's revival, with new cabinetry and benches adding a fresh touch to the space.
A Blend of Old and New
While preserving the original bar, Supino Pizzeria has introduced new accent pieces and shelving, replacing the old church pews that were damaged in the fire. The revitalized Eastern Market location now boasts a vibrant atmosphere that complements its delicious offerings.
Extended Hours and Enhanced Experience
Following the temporary closure of the Eastern Market spot, Mancini adjusted the operating hours at the New Center location to accommodate loyal customers. With both locations fully operational once again, Supino Pizzeria now offers a balanced schedule to provide continuous service without straining the staff.
Visit to Indulge
The Eastern Market location welcomes guests from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays to Sundays, while the New Center establishment extends its hours until 10 p.m. on weekdays and 11 p.m. on weekends. For more information and menu details, visit supinopizzeria.com.