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The restaurant announced their reopening on Instagram Monday night.
To comply with state guidelines, the restaurants have opened up their floor plans to have less seating and more space for social distancing. Plexiglas is also installed around high-contact zones to protect staff members and other patrons. Additionally, all employees will be wearing masks, and hand sanitizer will be available for all customers.
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Credit: File photo by E.L. Hubbard
Credit: File photo by E.L. Hubbard
Long lines will be avoided at both locations with the implementation of a wait list at the door that can be joined with your phone. This way, guests won’t have to wait inside the restaurant to order their pizza, and will instead receive a text message when their table is ready.
Curbside carryout will still be available once the restaurants reopen, though the owners ask that customers do not arrive early, as it will be harder to find a place to park (particularly at the downtown location) and to practice social distancing. Orders for curbside carryout can be placed on Old Scratch Pizza’s website.
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New hours have yet to be confirmed by the restaurant.
The Centerville location can be found at 440 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd., while the downtown restaurant is located at 812 S. Patterson Blvd.
Keep up to date on all announcements from Old Scratch Pizza by visiting their website, Facebook page, or Instagram.
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