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New sub chain entering Dayton market
The Rochester, N.Y.-based DiBella’s Old Fashioned Submarines will enter the Dayton market before the end of the year with the scheduled opening of a restaurant at 1191 Miamisburg-Centerville Road in Washington Twp.
“We’re thrilled to be coming to Dayton,” Dan Carducci, DiBella’s director of real estate in the Midwest, said in a news release this morning, Aug.19. “With the combination of a great community with excellent demographics, a prime location and superb landlord, we really think DiBella’s is poised for success here.”
DiBella’s signed a 10-year lease for approximately 3,800 square feet in the Township Square shopping center, which also houses FedEx Kinko’s, Concord Cleaners and a branch office of PNC bank, DiBella’s officials said.
DiBella’s sub shops offer hot and cold subs, ranging from traditional Italian cold-cut sandwiches to buffalo chicken subs in an atmosphere that evokes a 1940s-style corner-restaurant theme, the chain’s officials said. Sub rolls are baked in each store throughout the day.
The DiBella’s chain includes 23 locations across four states: New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ohio, including one recently opened store in suburban Columbus. Company officials called Dayton one of its “key growth markets” and said they are exploring expansion opportunities in Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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