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Olo Pizza, the newest entrant into Worcester's restaurant scene, announced it's opening last night.
Less than 24 hours after thanking those who attended the soft opening, the restaurant posted, "those three little words everyone has been waiting to hear... WE. ARE. OPEN."
Olo Pizza is an "ode to the American pizza house," according to an article on MassLive last week.
The men behind Olo are successful Worcester-area restaurateurs Peter Rano and Richard Romaine. "Rano operates Smokestack Urban Barbecue on Green Street," according to MassLive. "Romaine runs Romaine’s Wood Grill and Bar in Northborough."
According to its website, Olo Pizza is open 4:30-9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 4:30-10 on Friday, noon-10 p.m. on Saturday and noon-8 on Monday.
You can see its menu here.
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