Christopher Patterson - Publisher
Clinton, SC - After months of anticipation, downtown Clinton's House of Pizza is set to reopen at a new location after the original restaurant was destroyed in a fire in August of last year. The restaurant will have a new look, but the same menu items that have made it a staple in the community.
Sources close to the project report that the final touches, including flooring tile and painting, are expected to be completed within weeks. Passersby on Musgrove Street can catch a glimpse of the nearly complete interior, where brand-new mixers, soda machines, and vent hoods are already in place.
The House of Pizza team has worked tirelessly for nearly 8 months to complete the renovations, a remarkable feat considering the restaurant has been closed and without income during all that time.
"Everyone in town is asking when we will open," said Narmeen Abojamoos, owner of House of Pizza. "Everything is ready… The hard part is done.” Abojamoos noted that there are just a few more items to address with the City of Clinton before the restaurant can officially reopen its doors.
The menu remains the same, with the addition of larger large pizzas, increasing from 15 to 16 inches. This enhancement promises to deliver even more of the flavorful goodness that House of Pizza fans have grown to love.
Abojamoos stated, "We want to help make Clinton beautiful." To that end, the restaurant will feature a brand-new, electric illuminated sign, adding a touch of modern charm to the downtown area. The restaurant's reopening is expected to be a major boost to the local economy and downtown Clinton's vibrant business scene.
The House of Pizza team has worked hard to create a fresh, welcoming space that will make customers feel right at home. While the exact reopening date has not been announced, the community is eagerly anticipating the return of this beloved establishment.
Stay tuned for an official reopening announcement and get ready to sink your teeth into the best pizza in town!
