Hamilton LaRosa’s adding drive-through window

Pizzeria to remain open during construction; dine-in will close temporarily in early November for lobby reno.
LaRosa’s Hamilton franchise will undergo a renovation of its lobby, dining room and other guests area after installing a drive-up pick-up window. CONTRIBUTED

Credit: LaRosa’s, Inc.

Credit: LaRosa’s, Inc.

LaRosa’s Hamilton franchise will undergo a renovation of its lobby, dining room and other guests area after installing a drive-up pick-up window. CONTRIBUTED
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The Hamilton LaRosa’s is adding a new drive-up pick-up window.

Construction begins today, and once the window is complete, the pizzeria’s dining room will close temporarily in early November for a full renovation of its lobby, dining room and other guest areas.

The renovation at 770 NW Washington Blvd. is intended to make the dining room more comfortable and improve guest convenience, according to the company.

“We proudly celebrated 25 years in Hamilton in 2024, and we are excited to add the new drive-up pick-up window, as another way to serve our guests’ hungry families,” said Gregg Pancero, Jr., LaRosa’s Hamilton franchise owner.

Franchise partner David Albanese said the new window will add a new level of convenience as guests can order ahead using LaRosa’s app or online ordering, pay for their meal, then pick up at the window without leaving their vehicle.

A grand re-opening of the Hamilton LaRosa’s for later this year.

LaRosa’s was founded in 1954 on Cincinnati’s West Side by Buddy LaRosa and is now a $176 million restaurant company with 60 pizzerias serving neighborhoods in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.

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