After serving the community for over a decade, Ledo Pizza is getting ready to expand within Rock Hill, coming to the upcoming Allston development.
The Warren Norman Company recently announced the restaurant as the second tenant coming to the upcoming development, located along Herlong Road at the intersection of Arden Lane and Bly Street, according to a press release. Ledo Pizza will lease 2,500 square feet of retail space in a multi-tenant building. This building is currently under construction, with plans to be completed early next year. Chipotle was the first tenant announced for the development.
“We couldn’t be happier to be working with the Warren Norman Company as we move to this new location and continue to serve the Rock Hill community,” Andrew Rose, Ledo Pizza Rock Hill co-owner, said in a press release.
Andrew brought the pizza shop franchise to Rock Hill at 489 S Herlong Avenue in 2012 with Larry Rose. The two are now getting ready to double down in area locations. When it opens early next year, customers can expect pizza that is rolled to order with fresh handmade dough topped with high-quality ingredients, such as famous thick pepperoni and fresh sausage. Other menu items include freshly baked subs, lasagna, spaghetti, jumbo wings, soup, salad, and cheesy garlic bread.
“The concept was simple: to provide high-quality food at a great value in a comfortable, family atmosphere,” according to the company’s website. “Word of mouth quickly made LEDO a favorite spot for local residents, the University of Maryland community, and the Washington Senators. The legacy lives on today. The families that created LEDO Pizza now pass the tradition to other families in new areas. These franchises uphold the high standards that made LEDO Pizza famous. Very little has changed since 1955. The pizza is still made the same way.”
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