Pat's Pizza
Pat's Pizza is a popular chain of pizzerias primarily located in the United States. The chain is known for its wide variety of pizza options, including traditional and specialty pizzas, as well as other menu items such as subs, salads, and pasta dishes.
History[edit | edit source]
Pat's Pizza was founded in 1953 by Pat Farnsworth in Orono, Maine. The original location quickly became a local favorite, known for its unique pizza recipes and friendly atmosphere. Over the years, Pat's Pizza expanded to multiple locations across Maine and other states, maintaining its reputation for quality and consistency.
Menu[edit | edit source]
Pat's Pizza offers a diverse menu that includes:
- Pizza: Traditional, specialty, and build-your-own options.
- Subs: A variety of hot and cold subs.
- Salads: Fresh salads with various toppings and dressings.
- Pasta: Classic pasta dishes with different sauces.
- Appetizers: Including mozzarella sticks, chicken wings, and garlic bread.
Locations[edit | edit source]
Pat's Pizza has numerous locations, primarily in the Northeastern United States. Some of the notable locations include:
Community Involvement[edit | edit source]
Pat's Pizza is known for its involvement in local communities. The chain often sponsors local events, sports teams, and charitable activities. This community engagement has helped Pat's Pizza build a loyal customer base and a strong presence in the areas it serves.
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