This Italian food chain just opened in Westwood, its 5th Greater Cincinnati location

Haadiza Ogwude, Cincinnati Enquirer
Updated ·1 min read

Piada Italian Street Food opened its fifth location in Greater Cincinnati on Monday.

The Columbus-based, fast-casual restaurant chain opened at 6176 Glenway Ave. in Westwood with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning. According to a press release, 50% of opening day sales will benefit Oak Hills High School.

The Westwood restaurant now joins Piada's other locations in Corryville, Hyde Park, Norwood and Florence, in addition to its spots throughout Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Texas and North Carolina.

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Piada Italian Street Food was inspired by the roadside family-run food carts and markets of ancient Rimini, a seaside community in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy on the Adriatic Sea. The menu, which focuses on seasonal and fresh ingredients, includes over 30 dishes. It also has three customizable entree options: the namesake, a Piada, which is a wrap made from thin-crust Italian dough baked on a stone grill, a pasta bowl and a chopped salad.

For more information, visit MyPiada.com.

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