Pizza lovers in Minneapolis have something delicious to look forward to: OG ZaZa is set to bring New Haven-style pizza to the city’s beloved Uptown neighborhood, according to Bring Me The News.
New Haven-style pizza — sometimes called “apizza” — is a distinctive regional tradition originating in New Haven, Connecticut. Known for its thin, chewy, coal-fired crust with a slightly charred edge and bold, simple toppings, it has earned a devoted following across the country. Minneapolis will soon get its own taste of this celebrated style when OG ZaZa opens its doors in Uptown.
Uptown has long been one of Minneapolis’ most vibrant and walkable commercial corridors, home to an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. The arrival of OG ZaZa adds yet another exciting dining option to a neighborhood that thrives on independent, locally rooted businesses.
New restaurant openings like this one are a bright sign for the local economy, bringing new jobs and fresh energy to the community. For Uptown regulars and pizza enthusiasts across the Twin Cities, OG ZaZa represents a welcome addition to Minneapolis’ already dynamic food scene.
No opening date has been announced yet, but anticipation is already building among local food lovers eager to try a style of pizza that has rarely been available in the region. Keep an eye on Uptown for what promises to be one of the more talked-about restaurant debuts of the season.
Sources: Bring Me The News
