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Pop-up pizzeria Homeslice opens Fitzrovia restaurant
Two after after the launch of its first permanent site 13 Neal’s Yard in Covent Garden, Homeslice has announced it will launch its second restaurant at 52 Wells Street, Fitzroviaon 1st September 2015.
With 120 covers, Homeslice, Wells Street is larger than the first site, encompassing a main dining area, dedicated takeaway space, outdoor seating, cocktail bar and counter-top seating looking into the restaurant’s open kitchen.
Homeslice, which started life as a pop-up pizzeria appearing at events across London, has also announced plans to open its third site in Shoreditch.
Co-owners of Homeslice, Ry Jessup and Mark Wogan commented: “We hope to have created a relaxed, fun and social space that shares the best of our Neal’s Yard restaurant whilst offering Fitzrovia a unique Homeslice experience,
“We’ve been surprised and delighted by how supportive our Neal’s Yard customers have been and we hope to have created a space and offering Fitzrovia’s locals and visitors will take to in the same way.”
“We’ve always aimed to maintain Homeslice’s original simplicity, balancing experimentation with culinary integrity,”
“People have been receptive to our take on the classics, as well as our more innovative flavour profiles. We’re looking forward to taking what we do to a wider audience in Fitzrovia.”
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